The new venture will augment the company's recently-established Media and Entertainment Technology (MET) Division.

PK Sound, the robotic line array company, has launched its newly redesigned website at www.pksound.ca. The new site showcases the company’s official rebranding, including a refreshed logo and vision statement, along with its expanded core system offering. Both the reimagined brand and website premiered with a global livestream on Nov. 15, 2021.

Stewart Audio, a U.S. manufacturer of amplifiers, electronic audio equipment, and components, has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Techni+Contact Canada Ltd., a national distributor of audio-visual equipment for the commercial AV markets.

U.S.-based manufacturer Sound Devices LLC has been acquired by Audiotonix, joining Allen & Heath, Calrec, DiGiCo, DiGiGrid, Group One Limited, KLANG:technologies, and Solid State Logic. Sound Devices co-founder Jon Tatooles has also announced his departure for the company, with partnering co-founder, CEO, and chief engineer Matt Anderson continuing to serve in both roles.

Patton Electronics, a U.S. manufacturer of pro AV, unified communications, and industrial connectivity products and services, has signed a distribution agreement with Techni+Contact Canada Ltd, to be a national distributor for the commercial AV markets.

From recording, broadcast, and live sound, to integration, post-production, and everything in between, the Professional Sound Podcast is your inside scoop on the audio industry.

The event gave viewers an opportunity to learn about esports and its place in the live event market, as well as experience a Solotech and Waveform esports production first-hand.

Luminex Network Intelligence has announced an exclusive distributor partnership with A.C. Americas, effective Monday, September 21, 2021. As a part of this agreement, A.C. Americas will now exclusively distribute Luminex products in North America through its two sales divisions: A.C. ProMedia, and A.C. Lighting Inc.

The in-person 2021 AES Show in Las Vegas has been cancelled alongside the co-located NAB Show, in light of safety concerns regarding the COVID-19 Delta variant. The AES Fall Online program will proceed, with events taking place online between October 16 – 31, including a broadly focused technical program October 20 – 23.

The NAB Show announced today that the 2021 event has been cancelled, citing concerns regarding the COVID-19 Delta variant. The 2022 NAB Show is slated to take place from April 23-27, 2022 in Las Vegas.

The AES is set to welcome attendees to its return to in-person events with the AES Show Las Vegas 2021, being held October 10 – 13, followed by the AES Fall Online 2021, taking place October 20 – 23, together with additional Audio Builders Workshop, AoIP, Immersive Audio and Audio Education online elements completing the 151st AES International Convention program.