"The Mill at Vicksburg" sound project chooses SC307

Joe Stratton – aka Bothelbows, is a musician and sound engineer based in the USA. In 2021 Joe had the good fortune of being granted an artist residency at The Mill at Vicksburg, an enormous old paper mill in southwest Michigan, US recently saved from demolition, ready to be rebuilt as a world-class event space, brewery, and live music destination. The proposal presented was centered on Joe's desire to construct an ambisonic listening chamber, where spatial audio could be heard in all its three-dimensional glory. He thought that The Mill, still in the early stages of its rebirth, would be the perfect setting to cultivate some audio wonder. On his first visit he was astounded by the vast, yawning hallways and gaping subterranean spaces. Each new room presented its long brick reverberation as a tappable source of creative inspiration and potential.

"One pair of Eves sounded great, but four pairs were unbelievable."

The chosen venue was an approximately 500m² room in which to build the system. After an arduous process of auditioning different sets of high-quality speakers Joe decided to fill the room with an array of EVE Audio SC307s. While many speakers he tried could produce full and powerful responses, the EVE's stood out as astonishingly detailed and uncrowded. Precise and expansive without harshness in the highs or any hint of mud in the lows. He designed the set-up based on the maximum listening distance of the EVEs as midfields: eight carefully placed SC307s in an octagon, each 2.5m from the center. One pair of Eves sounded great, but four pairs were unbelievable.

Contact:
Website: www.bothelbows.com
Instagram: @bothelbows

More information and details about the project can be found on the BeliEVEr page.

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Manuel Knigge believes in SC3070

Manuel Knigge is an audio engineer, producer and musician. He is based in Berlin, Germany and his studio is located in a bunker from WW2. Consequently his studio called the "Audio Bunker".

In the "Audio Bunker" Manuel uses SC3070 as main monitors. It took him couple of weeks to get used to the speakers because they sounded different to the speakers he had before.
But the more Manuel listened to the SC3070 and the more he learned how they work the more he learned to love them. Today Manuel sums up that he feels he doesn't need as much time as before to create depth to his mixes.

"They won't lie to me!"

"What also really excites me about the speakers is the stereo image is crazy. The vocals, when they are in the middle they are spot on in the middle, they jump in your face literally."

"With the SC3070 why in god's name would I need a subwoofer? Because the low end that comes out... is just insane!"

SC4070 - TEC Award Finalist

We are thrilled to announce our SC4070 has been selected as a Technical Excellence & Creativity (TEC) Award Finalist in the category of studio monitors.

The TEC Award is widely recognized as the highest honour dedicated to our pro audio and sound recording industry. Finalists were selected from a pool of hundreds of entries and from an international committee. Becoming a TEC award nominee is a great honor for all of us at EVE Audio.

Voting begins November 17th.
We count on your support and vote – thank you.

Michael Lattanzi from Lattitude Studio South beliEVEs in EVE Audio

Michael Lattanzi is an US American Songwriter, Producer, Mixer, Re-mixer and Film composer based in Lejper's Folk, Tennessee, U.S.. Here he owns Lattitude Studio South, an amazing studio that uses EVE Audio SC203, SC407 and SC408.

Michael opened the doors to Lattitude Studio South, talks about all the gear he uses and praises his EVE's: "They are unbelievable!" Please join the studio tour.

 
In Lattitude Studio South Michael Lattanzi recorded and produced Megadeth's Grammy award-winning "Dystopia" album, among others. One of the latest productions is Carrie Underwood's and Jason Aldean's brand-new song "If I Didn't Love You". The song was recorded in Lattitude Studio South and the video was shoot over there.

EVE Audio celebrates milestone anniversary

Ten years ago, in May 2011, EVE Audio was founded in Berlin, Germany.

Although the company and the brand seemed to be new, EVE Audio's founder and CEO, Roland Stenz was no stranger to the industry. Loaded with wealth of knowledge and more than 25 years of experience in pro audio and electro acoustic design, with passion for music as a classical musician and his aim to bring the best possible products to the market was reason enough to found EVE Audio. It was actually no wonder but though came as a surprise to many that when Roland Stenz rolled out this new company he presented a complete range of studio monitors consisting in 2-way, 3-way and 4-way monitors as well as an entire range of subwoofers. All these new products had one feature in common: all are outfitted with on-board DSP technology. With this EVE Audio was at the very forefront and the first studio monitor manufacturer in the world that completely relied on inbuilt DSP. A technology that has now been adopted by all major manufacturers.

"The use of an inbuilt DSP offers many more options. For me as an engineer with my aim to design very user-friendly devices I always wanted to implement DSPs into studio monitors for greater performance and more flexibility", sums up Stenz.

But it's not only the DSP that made a strong impression. Stenz also believes in the Air Motion Transformer technology that was originally developed by Oskar Heil in the early 1970's. This principle in which a folded diaphragm works in a powerful magnetic field was in the meantime touched by some manufacturers but only got further developed by Stenz. He also designed a large Air Motion Transformer that is unique to the main monitors from EVE Audio and a very small µAMT that is exclusively used in the desktop loudspeaker SC203.

"To me the unmatched sound reproduction an Air Motion Transformer provides is the non-plus-ultra. With some changes I was able to make to conventional Air Motion Transformers I aimed to achieve a perfect balance for high-resolution and precise but silky-smooth sound reproduction. And we are proud and grateful to say that many of our customers hear and feel the same", Stenz adds.

One feature all studio monitors from EVE Audio have in common is the very comfortable one push knob operation, easy to access from the front of the monitors using the SMART-knob.
"When designing a product I look at it from the user's perspective. And the last thing I would like to do in my studio is to fiddle behind my monitors for settings, especially when those should be done precisely. This must be comfortably to reach and easily accessible, so the idea was born for a single front knob operation and the result is our SMART-knob that we use across our product range", says Stenz.

Ongoing research and development brought next products to the market such as a desktop loudspeaker solution SC203 and main monitors to complete the product portfolio. First mentioned won the Innovator Award from Japanese Rock oN magazine.
Our latest innovation is a very compact 3-way system SC3070. EVE Audio celebrates the 10th anniversary with a further developed 4-way monitoring system called SC4070. Many more and other projects are to come.

Since the company was founded, EVE Audio has been able to establish a worldwide distribution network. The products are available in over 60 countries.

EVEryone at EVE Audio would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our worldwide family of BeliEVErs, partners and friends. In the next decade, we will continue to pursue our mission of developing the best possible products for our customers, while always advancing the progress of pro audio research through new technologies and approaches. Here's to more audio excellence and the next decade!

New Edge Studio in Mumbai, India, is EVE Audio's first Dolby Atmos Music installation

Award-winning engineer Shadab Rayeen, who is very much known for his mixes with renowned Bollywood Music composers such as Pritam, Amit Trivedi and others has finished constructing his dream studio in the heart of Bollywood – Andheri West, Mumbai, India. A project that first started as the idea to accomplish from stereo to 5.1 has ended in a new Dolby Atmos music 7.1.4 mixing room. It's India's first Dolby Atmos Music studio and the first Dolby Atmos Music installation in the world that is exclusively equipped with EVE Audio studio monitors.

"Shadab was the very first person in India to get EVE's for his studio several years back, and has remained a steadfast fan of them. We have together created the most magical space for him, which reflects his positivity and happy attitude towards life."

Aditya Modi, Modi Digital's Director

A typical Dolby Atmos Music Mix room is a 7.1.4 system containing 7 speakers at ear level all around at specific degrees, Shadab's New Edge studio has now 3 working studios. One of them is a stereo mixing room in which a pair of EVE Audio SC305 has been installed. But with no doubt is the star-attraction the specialised Dolby Atmos music room in which three SC305 and eight SC207 have found their new home as an immersive surround speaker system. Next to the sound system other attractions are for instance the motorized sit-stand desk to work comfortably for long hours and an outboard gear rack that is impressively is filled with compressors, EQ's, reverb units etc. that Shadab all uses regularly depending on the music.

Please visit the BeliEVEr page for more information on the New Edge Studio.