Avid Technology Case Studies Revamping Sound Quality at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz with IoT

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	Revamping Sound Quality at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz with IoT Avid Technology

Revamping Sound Quality at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz with IoT

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Technology Category	Sensors - Acoustic Sensors Sensors - Encoders
Applicable Industries	Buildings Equipment & Machinery
Applicable Functions	Quality Assurance
Use Cases	Time Sensitive Networking Visual Quality Detection
Services	System Integration Testing & Certification
Challenge	Myron’s Cabaret Jazz, a premiere jazz venue in Las Vegas, was faced with the challenge of updating their live sound consoles to support the largest touring acts. The venue, which hosts some of the biggest jazz artists, was struggling with their aging SC48 consoles that were unable to deliver the channel counts needed for larger shows. The SC48s lacked sufficient inputs for the shows and could not load enough plugins due to limited DSP. This resulted in the need for a sub-console and sending stems up to the stage, which was far from ideal. The venue needed a solution that could provide powerful processing, superior sound quality, and tight Pro Tools integration. Read More
About Customer	Myron’s Cabaret Jazz is a renowned 240-seat venue located in The Smith Center, Las Vegas. The venue, which first opened in 2012, features some of the biggest jazz artists coming through Las Vegas. The venue is led by head audio engineer Kevin Harvey, a longtime touring engineer who handles the front of house mix, and assistant audio head and monitor engineer, Kevin Ruschmann. Myron’s Cabaret Jazz caters to some pretty big shows, running up to around 61 inputs and 20 stage mixes. The venue is known for its high-quality sound and has received numerous positive reviews for its performances. Read More
Solution	To overcome their challenges, Myron’s Cabaret Jazz chose to upgrade their sound system with dual, networked Avid VENUE \| S6L systems. The S6L systems were chosen for their familiar VENUE workflows, powerful processing, and superior sound quality. The S6L systems also offered tight Pro Tools integration, which was a key requirement for the venue as they record a lot of the acts coming in. The S6L systems provided the venue with the flexibility to remain technologically relevant in the future, with continual updates and improvements. The sound quality, clarity, and responsiveness of the S6L systems were standout features that appealed to the venue. The S6L systems also offered a user-friendly experience, with a layout that was easy to use and a flow that allowed quick access to different in-ear mixes. Read More Log in to view content
Contents

Technology Category

Sensors - Acoustic Sensors

Sensors - Encoders

Applicable Industries

Buildings

Equipment & Machinery

Applicable Functions

Quality Assurance

Use Cases

Time Sensitive Networking

Visual Quality Detection

Services

System Integration

Testing & Certification

Challenge

Myron’s Cabaret Jazz, a premiere jazz venue in Las Vegas, was faced with the challenge of updating their live sound consoles to support the largest touring acts. The venue, which hosts some of the biggest jazz artists, was struggling with their aging SC48 consoles that were unable to deliver the channel counts needed for larger shows. The SC48s lacked sufficient inputs for the shows and could not load enough plugins due to limited DSP. This resulted in the need for a sub-console and sending stems up to the stage, which was far from ideal. The venue needed a solution that could provide powerful processing, superior sound quality, and tight Pro Tools integration.

About Customer

Myron’s Cabaret Jazz is a renowned 240-seat venue located in The Smith Center, Las Vegas. The venue, which first opened in 2012, features some of the biggest jazz artists coming through Las Vegas. The venue is led by head audio engineer Kevin Harvey, a longtime touring engineer who handles the front of house mix, and assistant audio head and monitor engineer, Kevin Ruschmann. Myron’s Cabaret Jazz caters to some pretty big shows, running up to around 61 inputs and 20 stage mixes. The venue is known for its high-quality sound and has received numerous positive reviews for its performances.

Solution

To overcome their challenges, Myron’s Cabaret Jazz chose to upgrade their sound system with dual, networked Avid VENUE | S6L systems. The S6L systems were chosen for their familiar VENUE workflows, powerful processing, and superior sound quality. The S6L systems also offered tight Pro Tools integration, which was a key requirement for the venue as they record a lot of the acts coming in. The S6L systems provided the venue with the flexibility to remain technologically relevant in the future, with continual updates and improvements. The sound quality, clarity, and responsiveness of the S6L systems were standout features that appealed to the venue. The S6L systems also offered a user-friendly experience, with a layout that was easy to use and a flow that allowed quick access to different in-ear mixes.

Impact #1	The upgrade to the Avid VENUE \| S6L systems has significantly improved the sound quality at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz. The sound quality is so clear that it is almost jarring, and the image is really close, requiring a gentle touch. The combination of the S6L on the front end going through the new Meyer LINA system has resulted in the best sound the venue has ever had. The venue can now cater to a wide range of performances, from full-blown 20-piece horn bands to quiet jazz, and from thumping rock and roll to an acoustic act the next day. The upgrade has made going to work fun for the staff, with the console providing limitless possibilities for audio production.

Impact #1

The upgrade to the Avid VENUE | S6L systems has significantly improved the sound quality at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz. The sound quality is so clear that it is almost jarring, and the image is really close, requiring a gentle touch. The combination of the S6L on the front end going through the new Meyer LINA system has resulted in the best sound the venue has ever had. The venue can now cater to a wide range of performances, from full-blown 20-piece horn bands to quiet jazz, and from thumping rock and roll to an acoustic act the next day. The upgrade has made going to work fun for the staff, with the console providing limitless possibilities for audio production.

Benefit #1	The venue can now support up to 61 inputs and 20 stage mixes, eliminating the need for a sub-console.
Benefit #2	The S6L systems allow for the loading of more plugins, overcoming the limitations of the SC48s.
Benefit #3	The venue can now record however many inputs they have on the stage plus some, with the S6L set to 128.

Benefit #1

The venue can now support up to 61 inputs and 20 stage mixes, eliminating the need for a sub-console.

Benefit #2

The S6L systems allow for the loading of more plugins, overcoming the limitations of the SC48s.

Benefit #3

The venue can now record however many inputs they have on the stage plus some, with the S6L set to 128.

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Revamping Sound Quality at Myron’s Cabaret Jazz with IoT

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