Earlier this summer, a group called Birdwatchers gathered in the sand dunes of the western Gulf Coast in South Texas, close to the US/Mexico border with a handful of Sennheiser microphones to record the latest launch of the most powerful rocket ever built.

The Paramount Theatre in Goldsboro, North Carolina has received an audio upgrade via the LEA Professional Connect Series.

The UK's Cube Studio has been used to bring director Arvind Jay’s latest sci-fi short, Afterglow, to life. Using the VP stage and powered by Brompton Technology’s LED processing, Jay was able to craft an immersive space environment essential to the film’s vision.

Systems integrator Set-Up has installed a flexible sound system at a new restaurant called Amza in the Romanian city of Sibiu.

Stage Audio Works and dB Audio Namibia have brought Namibia’s first DM7 and Sennheiser EW-DX EM 4 Dante receiver systems for a southern African festival.

The famous St Hedwig’s Cathedral in Berlin is now home to a Holoplot audio system, bringing seamless, discreet spoken word reinforcement to its hallowed halls.

Neat has appointed Tormod Ree as its chief product and engineering officer, overseeing Neat’s software and hardware engineering, product management, product marketing, strategy, and design teams.

Randy Klein has joined Xyte as president of the board, aiming to bring strategic insight and market expertise/knowledge to advance the company’s vision for a unified cloud standard.

Sennheiser has announced its Spectera Pioneer Program, an educational offering that gives selected customers from live audio and broadcasting to learn Sennheiser’s new Spectera ecosystem.

A Genelec audio system has empowered a new F1 racing simulator in Seinäjoki, Finland, recreating the intense atmosphere of race days.