Tech Review: Equalization For Live Sound - Is It Different From Studio EQ?

In studio recording, you can EQ pretty much as you like. Whatever sounds good is good. But in live sound, there are other things to think about...

In the studio there is one overriding rule of EQ - make it sound good!

Of course there are subtleties, compromises, technical requirements and generally lots to learn, but at the end of the day if it sounds good, then it is good.

Now Is The Time To Vote For Your Favourite

The excitement is gearing up on The Voice Nigeria! Now that the live rounds are here, the power is totally in your hands. What you need to do is watch the live shows every Sunday on Africa Magic Showcase (Channel 151) and Africa Magic Urban (Channel 153) on DStv at 7PM.

If you want your preferred singer to win, you need to help them get to the next stage by voting. To vote, all you need to do is SMS their unique voting number to 33120. SMS votes cost N50 per SMS. You can also download the WeChat app – use the WeChat ID ‘AfricaMagicTV’ to vote. Voting on WeChat is free, but data charges apply. This week, the performers vying for your vote are:

#TeamPatoranking

DNA (Voting Number: 11)

Uche Michael (Voting Number: 16)

Benjamin (Voting Number: 09)

#Team2baba

Precious (Voting Number: 06)

Theodora (Voting Number: 07)

David Operah (Voting Number: 02)

#TeamWaje

A’rese (Voting Number: 25)

Chiche (Voting Number: 26)

Dawn (Voting Number: 27)

#TeamTimi

Tobore (Voting Number: 23)

Armstrong (Voting Number: 17)

Kofo (Voting Number: 22)

Voting opens from 9pm, that is, immediately after the live show on Sunday night and closes Wednesday at 10pm. You can vote for your favourite performer up to 100 times. The results will be announced at the beginning of next week’s show.

The Voice Nigeria is one of the hottest shows on air right now so don’t miss a single minute of it. Watch The Voice Nigeria on Africa Magic Showcase channel 151 and Africa Magic Urban channel 153 on DStv. Remember to stay connected to DStv for the best shows, movies, sports and more. For more information, log on to www.dstv.com.

PUSH Is Set To Hold Another Edition On Friday, August 5, 2016 At OHCC Auditorium, United Kingdom

Praise Until Something Happens(PUSH) started in 2008. Its objective was to gather people and build an altar of praise & worship that will invoke the presence of God, and cause men to have an unforgettable encounter with the King.

The Holy Bible records that when Daniel prayed, God sent an angel to deliver his request, and even when the angel could not reach Daniel because ‘the prince of Persia’ waylaid him, God sent the arch-angel to intervene. However, when we praise Him, it is written that ‘God Himself inhabits the praise of His people

In realization of the dream of this project, several testimonies have been recorded to the glory of God. Join us this summer as we jointly worship our King, and Praise HIM Until Somethin’Happens!

WHEN

Friday, August 5, 2016 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (BST)

WHERE

OHCC AUDITORIUM - 194 - 198 Broadfields Avenue, Edgware, HA8 8TF, United Kingdom 

Chika Ike Releases Her New Movie "Locked Up" Online

"Locked Up" tells the story of a girl locked in a house with no food and water for a week, and stars Chika Ike alongside Gbenro Ajibade.

The movie stars Chika Ike as the character Susan, whose family embarked on a vacation trip, leaving her younger sister Amanda in her care. Susan decides to visit her boy friend played by Gbenro Ajibade, locking her sister up for a week with no food and water.

Produced by Chika Ike and Serah Donald Onyeachor, the movie is directed by Serah Donald Onyeachor and also stars Ngozi Echem, Christian Paul among others.

Watch The Movie Here:

Emerging African Leaders Academy Is Set To Launch Its First Edition of "EALA Magazine" On July 15, 2016

EALA Magazine is set to take the world by storm.

Emerging African Leaders Academy Members are waiting to connect with you as we launch the new edition of EALA  Magazine. Join us and enjoy amazing networking opportunities and referrals with EALA..

Date: Friday July 15,2016 

Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm 

Venue: De Renaissance Hotel, Alausa Ikeja by Shoprite 

Ikeja Lagos Nigeria 

Let's Connect to share ideas and enjoy meeting new friends. There’s no keynote speaker or panel of experts, just socializing and mixing with key influencers that are changing the way career and business operates in emerging markets. 

Bring your business cards to take part in a cutting edge junction of leaders in Arts, business, fashion, beauty, marketing, advertising, PR, Politics, Government and technology while discussing current events and new innovations. 

Meet with a group of influencers that are coming together to exchange ideas and thrive on meeting new people while making lasting connections over cocktails.

Follow Us On Facebook: www.facebook.com/emergingafricanleaders

 Instagram #EALAMagazine

Don't miss this Opportunity to meet A New Client/Partner.

EbonyLife TV Celebrates With Staff, Channel Talent, Friends And Family As The Channel Turns 3

EbonyLife TV, Africa’s first Global Black entertainment and lifestyle network, turned 3 on Friday, July 1st, 2016 with an in-house staff party held at the EbonyLife TV HQ in Ilupeju, Lagos. The evening celebrated the dynamic team of people who have helped to create over 3000 hours of premium quality homegrown programming since the 2013 launch.

Some notable faces at the event include Mrs Victoria Akintunde (Mo Abudu’s mother); other special guests – Nkiru Anumudu, Ruth Osime, Pat Faniran, Ndidi Atuegwu, Marian Omatsone, Ebun Adeniyi, Debbie Ogene, Bola Ayeni, Ijeoma Nwogwugwu amongst many. Temidayo Abudu, a producer at EbonyLife TV, organized the intimate affair.

WATCH Trailer For Tope Oshin’s Documentary “Amaka’s Kin” - Dedicated To The Memory Of The Late Nigerian Filmmaker - Amaka Igwe,

Dedicated to the memory of the late Nigerian Filmmaker, Amaka Igwe, "Amaka's Kin" chronicles the journey and challenges of female directors working within Nollywood.

This documentary examines the careers of the very few female directors practicing in the very male dominated Nigerian film industry, widely known as Nollywood; their journey and pain, their joys and the challenges and hurdles they had to jump to become directors of film.