On Tour with Dua Lipa
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

On Tour with Dua Lipa

FOH Engineer Will Nicholson walks us through the RND gear in his setup for Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism tour, from vocals to conversion to monitoring and more.

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Bath Spa University and the 5088
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

Bath Spa University and the 5088

Earlier this year, Bath Spa University in the UK completed their new “everything in one room” studio called The Hive – one part of a massive new music facilities upgrade at their Newton Park campus.

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It Was 20 Years Ago Today: Tape Op Reviews the First Rupert Neve Designs Mic Preamp
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

It Was 20 Years Ago Today: Tape Op Reviews the First Rupert Neve Designs Mic Preamp

“I first compared it to an all-original 1073 in mint condition…I couldn't remember hearing such a beautiful, euphonic sound from the M 160 / 1073 combination. It was really amazing. My first thought was that it sounded so great that there was no way the 5012 could beat it. When I switched preamps, the resulting sound wasn't as good. When I reached to adjust the gain, I realized that I had patched the preamps opposite to each other, and I'd been listening to the 5012 first!”

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On Tour with HAIM
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

On Tour with HAIM

“The RND 5059 is the centerpiece of my FOH rig, summing all my groups with outboard inserts and delivering incredible depth and clarity.”

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Two TEC Award Nominations
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

Two TEC Award Nominations

We are pleased to announce that both the Shelford 5053 Transformer-Gain Mic Pre & Inductor EQ and the RNDI-M Active Transformer Direct Interface have each been nominated for TEC Awards.

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On Tour with Beck
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

On Tour with Beck

FOH Engineer Jacob Feinberg walks us through the rig for a run of Beck shows this summer.

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Customer Spotlight: The OctEpus
Chris Dauray Chris Dauray

Customer Spotlight: The OctEpus

“I’m doing a full live, no sequencers, one man band project, where I play 3 instruments simultaneously. Having physical knobs and faders for volume, EQs, comps, preamps and SILK lets me slowly dial in the mood of my mix as I practice. By the time I master playing all the parts simultaneously, the mix is mostly done.”

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