What's New from QSC
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LIVE EVENT
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Webinar Recording
Live unveiling of the Q-SYS NV-32-H (Core Capable)
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New Course
Start Q-SYS for Cinema Training Now
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Software Release
Q-SYS Designer Software v8.4 - September 14, 2020
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Higher Ed Application Guide
Includes portfolio of detailed Q-SYS classroom and campus designs
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Q-SYS Tools & Resources...
Enable a Touchless Meeting Room
How to setup Delayed Loudspeakers
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Returning to Work
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How Loudspeakers Work
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10 Ways to a Safer Q-SYS System
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SCN – A Strong Foundation
In The News
QSC Adds Q-SYS Processing Capabilities to the NV-32-H Network Video Endpoint
Press Release“Core Mode” adds software-based DSP with integrated video switching for in-room collaboration spaces
Consultant Courier: CX-Q Amplifier Capability
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QSC Welcomes Paul Lee to APAC Sales Team
Press ReleasePaul to lead market development in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam
Creative with Plugins
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How to setup Delayed Loudspeakers
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A Generous Donor Helps The Shepherd’s House Church Achieve a Major Sonic Upgrade with QSC
Press Release“My inbox is full of compliments. People have literally told me they’re feeling the presence of God because of the music.”
KS Series Crossover Settings – Do and Don’t
BlogAll three KS Series Active Subwoofers feature powerful DSP, which allow you to adjust a number of useful parameters. Among these is the crossover frequency (low-pass).
Designer and Integrator AVkraft Elevates India’s Sacred Heart Forane Church with Crystal Clear QSC Sound
Press Release“After the other priests heard the bishop’s service, they started calling me the ‘QSC sound guy’, and now I have a reputation for being a sound expert among all the priests. Since then I have done four more installations with QSC in other churches.”
How many Active Loudspeakers can you Daisy-Chain
BlogIn many AV rental or fixed installation applications, there may be the need to set up a number of loudspeakers that will all play the same audio content. The simplest way to implement this is to daisy-chain a number of active loudspeakers together.
CP Series Clever Preset Features
BlogBoth CP8 and CP12 powered loudspeakers feature two inputs. Input A is devoted to line level while input B is for Mic and Line levels. There is also a function called MIC BOOST, and when this button is engaged (and a microphone is connected) it affects input B turning it into a microphone (MIC) level input (+25 dB).
How to Correctly Place a Subwoofer in a Room
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Why and How to correctly use Floor Monitor Presets
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Returning to Work
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10 Ways to a Safer Q-SYS System
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QSC Adds Q-SYS Processing Capabilities to the NV-32-H Network Video Endpoint
Press Release“Core Mode” adds software-based DSP with integrated video switching for in-room collaboration spaces
Consultant Courier: CX-Q Amplifier Capability
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SCN – A Strong Foundation
In The News
QSC Welcomes Paul Lee to APAC Sales Team
Press ReleasePaul to lead market development in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam
The Power of Partnership
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QSC Expands Q-SYS Control Plugin Library with Cisco and Barco Meeting Room Endpoints
Press ReleaseQ-SYS plugins enable consistent & intelligent room control for popular wireless collaboration devices including Barco ClickShare Conference devices and Cisco Touch 10
Consultant Courier: Feature Licenses
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How Loudspeakers Work
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Creative with Plugins
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Getting Started with Q-SYS
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Q-SYS Keeps Expanding
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QSC WFH Webinar Series
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QSC Announces Q-SYS Plugin for Christie Series 2 Cinema Projectors
Press ReleaseNew plugin enhances automation and monitoring capabilities in the multiplex
New Cores for Cinema
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QSC Cinema Announces New Q-SYS Core Processors
Press ReleaseTwo new full-featured Cores for in-room audio, video, and control processing scenarios extends Q-SYS applications throughout the cinema complex
It’s Time for ATOT!
BlogWe’re only beginning to come to terms with the fundamental changes in many industries in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic. While no one can accurately predict the future, one thing is for certain: the cinema exhibition industry will be anything BUT a return to “business as usual”.