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Production Services and PA System

2007-06-12T22:33:00.001Z

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INFX Live has its own ‘in house’ sound system, supplied by Shuttlesound Ltd. (one of our education/industry partners). Whilst the system is housed in BCUC’s ‘White Room’ venue in High Wycombe, It is also designed to be flexible and is fully flightcased, ready to take out on the road.

Click here to view a picture slide show of the PA System.

The system includes the following;

FOH Speakers; Dynacord (Electrovoice) XA2 System

Foldback Speakers: 5 x Electrovoice ZX4 Foldback Monitors

1 x Electrovoice Eliminator iDE Drum Monitor

FOH Mixer: Midas Verona Console

Foldback Mixer: Midas Sienna Console

FOH Outboard: 1 x Klark Technic Stereo Graphic

1 x Klark Technic Quad Compressor

2 x DBX Compressors

1 x Klark Technic Quad Compressor

1 x Yamaha SPX 990 Effects Processor

1 x Alesis Midiverb 4 Multi-effects Processor

1 x TC Electronics MI (XL) Multi-effects Processor

1 x CD Playback/Recorder

Foldback Equalisers: 6 x Behringer EQ3102 Graphic EQ

Microphones: 4 x Electrovoice N/D 767’s

3 x Electrovoice RE200

6 x Electrovoice CO4

1 x Blue ‘Kick Ball’ Bass drum mic.

Direct Injection: 4 x Behringer Ultra DI’s (Active)

2 x Klark Technic DN100 DI’s (Active)

Headphones: 2 x Beyer Dynamic HD150’s

All associated mics stands, hardware, stage box splitters, leads and cable for the system included.

INFX talks with Glastonbury's Michael Eavis

2007-06-05T22:18:00.000Z

Glastonbury is one of the most famous outdoor festivals of the last 25 years. Some of the most prestigious bands and performers have played its famous stages. In 2005 153,000 people attended Glastonbury and it had a turnover of £18 million, of which, 1.3 million was donated to charity. Glastonbury brings £15 million a year to the Somerset economy, generating very welcome income for the village near the Vale of Avalon in which it is held. Project supported have included building social housing and a community village hall for its neighbours. Glastonbury is the highlight of the festival year and it still continues to grow in numbers.

With all that said it was no wonder why the talk with Glastonbury’s founder Michael Eavis, was the high light of the BCUC 2006 Enterprise Week. Supported by Sennheiser microphones and Shuttlesound ltd., the evening, the evening began with an acoustic performance by singer, songwriter, Guy Valarino. This was followed by the main event, with Michael answering questions from BCUC’s Head of Music & Entertainment, Frazer Mackenzie. The first topic was the history of Glastonbury and how it got started. Michael went on to explain the charity work Glastonbury does, both inside and outside the UK. He talked exclusively about plans for

Glastonbury 2007, which included more transport for the expected larger attendance (likely to be 180,000!) and the new photo ID for all entry tickets. The talk was then rounded off by a question and answer session, where the audience got to ask Michael much-awaited questions. Theses included what he does in his spare time and whether arranging Glastonbury every year was still fun, after so long. To which he replied ‘yes’! The night was rounded off with a performance from Oxford based act, ‘The Dirty Royalls’.

Sevenball Live at Islington Academy

2007-06-04T22:45:00.001Z

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Sevenball rolled into the Islington Academy on 15 February 2005 to headline the Quicksilver Sessions. Showcasing much of their new material, the band played an arousing set to a 300 strong crowd.

Supporting Sevenball was 'The Wutars' playing their last gig with the original line-up.

The night was part of a series of gigs that Sevenball are playing in the lead up to the band's appearance on INFX Record's internaltional realease 'When Worlds Collide'

The album will be launched on 2nd May 2006 at Ninety Three Feet East, Bricklane. For more information check out INFX Records

View photos from the night by clicking here.

Mistletoe Madness 15 December 2005

2007-06-04T22:11:00.001Z

On the 15th December 'Explicit Content Promotions' brought Mistletoe Madness back to the BCUC Student Union. After the success of the roadblock Mistletoe Madness Parts 1&2, the event has turned into the annual festive wind down for the students of BCUC.

The White room was hosted by 'Hanz the Man' and vibes on the night came courtesy of 1Xtra and Channel U award winning DJ's Ace and Invisable. Also supplying the finest Hip Hop, R&B, Bashment and Garage were Spark E Devious and Charlie Brown.

The Student Bar, played host to the regular Xmas Party scene. Mistletoe Madness marks three successful years for Explicit Content Promotions for more on upcoming events from the company contact 07956 355 971.

View photo's from the night here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/8756608@N08/sets/72157600311368906/