London Studio & Live 2011 Registration

Date: Thursday 24th November 2011

Time: 6:30pm-10:30pm

Location: SAE Institute (Bankstock Studios), N1 5SB

Presentations (See Below for Full Details):

Live Mics - Shure
Studio Mics - sE Electronics
Radio Mics - Audio Technica

Mic Clinic

Paul White - Sound on Sound

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Registration Closed

We're sorry but all places have now been taken for our London event. If you missed out this time, please feel free to register your interest for next year.

Presentations

Live Mics

Subject	Condenser Microphones for On-Stage Use
Presenter	Tuomo Tolonen - Shure
Biography	Tuomo Tolonen is the Applications Engineer and Product Planning Manager at Shure. Tuomo is an member of the BEIRG UK Steering Committee; lobbying the Government with regard to changes in Spectrum Legislation and the needs of the Entertainment Industry. Tuomo regularly advises bands on Microphone specification and use and as an RF specialist he often assists in large events and TV productions.

Studio Mics

Subject	Studio Mic Design - Why Change a Classic?
Presenter	sE Electronics - sE Rupert Neve
Biography	sE Electronics is delighted to be the studio microphone partner for the TheMicTour London session. As the UK’s No.1 microphone brand, sE mics are to be found in more UK studios, project studios and mic cupboards over any other manufacturer. The question is why? sE and special guests will be presenting “Studio Mic Design - Why Change a Classic?” to help explain how sE as a relative newcomer to the studio and project studio microphone market has achieved this success in the UK. Join the ever-growing sE community of engineers, producers and musicians, find out more about sE Electronics and sE Rupert Neve microphones and WIN studio gear at www.facebook.com/sEElectronics

Radio Mics

Subject	Wireless Installations on a Budget
Presenter	Logan Helps - Audio Technica
Biography	In his career Logan Helps has worked as a Sound Engineer for live music, building a broad knowledge of audio and related technologies. Helps has also spent considerable time supporting media / music technology courses at Leeds Metropolitan University and Bradford University. Joining Audio-Technica back in 2006, Logan Helps has fulfilled roles in the technical support and service departments and has spent the past 3 years working as the company’s training specialist in the UK. A role that sees him speaking around the country at trade shows and providing bespoke product training for Audio-Technica’s customers.