EAW® UX Greyboxes and Limiters Archived Webinar Recording

EAW would like to thank everyone who joined us for the Greybox and Limiters Webinar earlier last week with Geoff McKinnon and Bernie Broderick. We had an awesome turnout of attendees and enjoyed having Acoustical Engineer Geoff McKinnon for a look at EAW’s Greyboxes and limiter implementation in the UX and NT processors. If you missed the webinar don’t worry, we’ve archived the webinar in this video for your viewing.

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EAW® UX Greyboxes and Limiters Webinar with Geoff McKinnon hosted by: Bernie Broderick December 13th, 2012 at 9 AM PST

Bernie Broderick, Technical Training Manager for EAW hosts Acoustical Engineer Geoff McKinnon for a look at EAW’s Greyboxes and limiter implementation in the UX and NT processors. This will be your chance to get a better understanding of what they do and what you can expect! There will be dedicated time for questions and answers toward the end of the webinar.

Registered participants can access audio via VoIP, using the Audio PIN received with their registration, or by calling a conference line. An interactive panel on their computer screens lets them submit questions to the presenter.

Space is limited.
Reserve your Webinar seat now at: Register for the webinar here.

Take a Look at Episode 3 of the EAW Core Technologies Video Series.

ASG presents a new video to bring you up to speed about: Beamsteering

Jerrold Stevens, Director of Support and Education, released a new video of the Core Technologies video series, Beamsteering. This is the third episode in a series of videos explaining EAW’s core technologies. Stevens says, “The goal is that these videos educate reps, distributors and users giving them a better understanding of the technology that’s built into their EAW products.” Stevens will produce more of these for publication in the near future. Look out for the next video of the Core Technologies series. Check out the video and learn more about Beamsteering by clicking below:

Drum Micing Archived Webinar Recording

EAW would like to thank everyone who joined us for the Drum Micing Webinar yesterday with Martin Frey. We had a great turnout of attendees and enjoyed having veteran FOH mix engineer, Martin Frey share drum micing techniques he’s using on his current tour. If you missed the webinar we’ve archived the webinar in this video for your viewing.

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November 6th at 9-10AM Pacific Standard Time

EAW is thrilled to bring you this rare opportunity to learn some of the secrets of getting that “killer” drum sound! EAW’s Bernie Broderick hosts well know industry veteran FOH mix engineer, Martin Frey, in a must see drum micing webinar. Martin will explain drum micing techniques he’s using on his current tour from mic positions and selections to processing. Don’t miss your chance to listen in, ask questions, and take some valuable tips back to your next gig!

Register for the webinar here.

ASG presents a new video to bring you up to speed about:

Symmetry of Sources and Spaced Low Frequency Sources

Jerrold Stevens, Director of Support and Education, released a new video of the Core Technologies video series, Symmetry of Sources and Spaced Low Frequency Sources. This is the second in a series of videos explaining EAW’s core technologies. Stevens says, “The goal is that these videos educate reps, distributors and users giving them a better understanding of the technology that’s built into their EAW products.” Stevens will produce more of these for publication in the near future. Look out for the next video of the Core Technologies series. Check out the video and learn more about Symmetry of Sources and Spaced Low Frequency Sources by clicking below:

EAW® Pilot™ Webinar with Bernie Broderick
September 25th at 9-10AM Pacific Standard Time

Bernie Broderick, Technical Training Manager for EAW’s Application Support Group, will be online to review the latest revisions in EAW Pilot and answer any questions that new and experienced users may have.

Registered participants can access audio via VoIP, using the Audio PIN received with their registration, or by calling a conference line. An interactive panel on their computer screens lets them submit questions to the presenter.

Register for the webinar here.

Back in the winter, we rehired long-time EAW service guru Steve Davis as a full-time EAW employee. As part of the longterm plan to consolidate and streamline this aspect of our business, we’ve opened a new section of the mill complex (Building 9) to house both service and finished goods warehousing. Including the service labs and offices and the shipping office, the new space comprises about 30,000 square feet.

The photo at top shows that the finished goods portion of the warehouse – about 20,000 sq. ft. – is filled with finished goods! Having finished goods here in Whitinsville should further enhance our ability to deliver rapid turnaround on orders.

The last part in the puzzle was to consolidate all EAW spare parts inventory into Building 9 as well. In late June, we started receiving truckloads of parts from warehouses in Seattle and the UK. The photo at bottom show some of the parts that have been unpacked onto shelving and inventoried.

To date, we’ve worked through about 25 pallets with a special focus on cone kits, diaphragms and transducers. That leaves about 45 pallets that…

You might already have seen this on Pro Sound Web or the other trade websites, but we want to say it here…just because we can. STEVE DAVIS IS BACK!!!

From the news release:

Having worked as an EAW employee then a  contract vendor, Davis is now in his 25^th year as EAW’s primary service resource. As a result of the new appointment, he will soon relocate to a new dedicated space in EAW’s manufacturing complex. With communications streamlined and with service connected directly to the rest of EAW’s resources, customer service issues will be resolved more quickly, efficiently and
effectively, having a major impact for EAW customers.

(Jeff) Rocha states, “Steve Davis is one of the most trusted resources – indeed, one of the most trusted names – in all of pro audio. When customers send a loudspeaker to Steve for service or repair, they do so with complete faith in his ability to solve their problems. He is truly world-class, and it’s great to have him back on the team. With Steve again on board, we are one step closer to reaching our goal of being a fully…

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