We finally made it out with issue four of Filter! Here’s hoping you enjoy reading about some of the exciting things users are doing with DiGiCo in Australia and around the world. There’s also a feature review on the Mann M21 studio microphone, and a great new range of dodgy-dizzy board replacements from Australia’s PowerWise. Beginning this edition is a series of articles designed to help understand audio, The Birth of The Array. ‘Birth’ will continue over the next several issues.

DiGoCo pops up in some of the most wonderful places and in particular last December’s Nobel Peace Prize Concert. Read about DiGiCo being used at one of Oslo’s finest concerts…

Owning and using a dangerous dizzy board can bring any number of unwanted accidents causing damage to expensive gear and potential law suits from harming people in the event of a malfunction. A new range of Aussie-made, and affordable dizzies have arrived. There is now no excuse for using a Dodgy Dizzy…

As DiGiCo digital mixing consoles take hold around the world, in a wide range of theatre and live environments, we’ve been keeping tabs on the news that counts. Here are some of the last few months DiGiCo highlights…

From the first ‘White Gloves’ master class, to recent US appointments, DiGiCo is moving and shaking, and showing everyone exactly why they are leaders in the Digital Mixing Revolution. Here are the latest happenings in the Land of DiGiCo…

GT’s range of Mann Microphones is not widely publicized, yet they still manage to have an extremely loyal following amongst studio guys around the country. In fact more recently we have received fan mail addressed to the Mann M21. Crazy but true! We decided to give you the entire lowdown on a truly respected (cheaper) studio microphone, the Mann M21…

Sydney’s Bump Productions have been building a mini-audio production empire in that city since the early nineties. Over that time the Art series from RCF have proved to be a mainstay of their rental and production stock. Read more about Bump’s recent upgrade to the new range in the RCF Art series…

DiGiCo Live Consoles were all over the Big Day Out 2005…

Filter wanted to be more than a gossip rag, and product feature publication. Sure, we might have failed in our first few issues (only kidding!), but we reckon we are on to something here with this one. “The Birth”, as we have grown to know it, covers the history of Array systems. Check it out over the coming months; it’s a great read. Part one is free with the first… never mind, here it is…