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JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2018 SOUND | LIGHTING | LEDWALL | MULTIMEDIA | STAGE | TRUSS Pro BeatBox Party Jam For Powers Sunlife Color Run & President’s Month Rock Music Fest Forscink Powers Pasasalamat Night Reinforcement Lights The Bright Nights STEVE AOKI PLAYS COVE MANILA The Team May Cedilla-Villacorta Clarence Editor Anthony Founder Louise Nicole Dabu Mike Pedero Assistant Editor Contributing Editor Sales & Marketing Editorial Contact: May [email protected] Advertising Sales: [email protected] Jessalynne Woo Design & Production Rico Bicol Ria Bautista Contributing Editor Contributing Editor byte.ME | Circulation In This Issue Main Features Business Reference Directory Pro Sound & Light News The online directory for professional sound and light and Products | The Editor’s Choice audio-visual companies in The Philippines AVL For Worship World News Companies located in Metro Manila Audio-Video-Lighting Technologies for Church & Worship Companies located in the provinces Disclaimer: All rights reserved. No part of this magazine or content may be reproduced or used without the written permission of the publisher: C.A. Editorial Consultants. All information contained in this maga- zine is for information only, and is, as far as we are aware, correct at the time of going to press. The views, ideas, comments, and opinions expressed in this publication are solely of the writers, interviewees, press agencies, and manufacturers and do not represent the views of the editor or the publisher. Whilst every care is taken to ensure the accuracy and honesty in both editorial and advertising content at press time, the publisher will not be liable for any inaccuracies or losses incurred. Readers are advised to contact manufacturers and retailers directly with regard to the price of products/services referred to in this magazine. If you submit material to us, you automatically grant C.A. Editorial Consultants a license to publish your submission in whole or in part in all editions of the magazine, including licensed editions world- wide and in any physical or digital format throughout the world. AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 7 PASAY | PLDT's Pasasalamat Night on November 24, 2017 at SM Mall of Asia Arena was a wild success on all counts as the event's stars kept all the attendees at the packed venue hyped and happy. These events were just part of the evening's pumped line-up: Dance diva Dasuri Choi with the A Team going all out to "Love More" by Chris Brown, with reality star Zeus Collins and his crew dancing "Despacito" eliciting shrieks from the appreciative audience. Nostalgia and elation also came to the fore as the Philippines' blood pumping and the mood running longest-lived rock band, The Dawn, high. Pinoy Pop Superstar winner went with their legendary "Salamat" - Jona Viray sang Ariana Grande's vocalist Jett Pangan taking time with "Probolem" all glammed up, and hit the audience to get the people's the high notes perfectly. AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 8 QC-based leading technical equipment provider, Forscink Inc., supported the event with a full inventory of Audio-Video-Lighting equipment: AUDIO 01 DiGiCo SD8 Digital Mixer 24 L-Acoustics K2 Speakers 08 L-Acoustics K1 Subwoofers (flown) 16 L-Acoustics SB28 Subwoofers 32 L-Acoustics Kara Speakers 02 L-Acoustics K2 (bump) 04 L-Acoustics Kara (bump) LIGHTING 12 L-Acoustics 112p Monitors 01 Avolites Pearl Arena controller 02 Pioneer CDJ 2000 Nexus Player 12 Claypaky Stormy CC 01 Pioneer DJM 2000 Nexus Mixer 66 Claypaky Sharpy Spot 10 Shure Microphones (wireless) 14 Claypaky 330 Wash 1 lot Shure Microphones (wired) 12 Claypaky B-Eye K20 12 Lapel Microphones 11 Ayrton Magic Panel 06 Communication Sets 16 Viper 2 sets BTR wireless communication 24 MLED Aura 1 set Band Equipment (The Dawn) 14 LED Molefay 4-light 04 Lightsky 440 Followspot 04 Haze Machine 02 Wildfire VIDEO 01 Dimmer Board w/Power Pack 10 P3 LED Wall 02 15-Watt Laser 01 Roland V40HD Switcher 01 Roland V800 Switcher 01 Video Processors 01 Video Cables Forscink Inc. 2116611, 4343329, 9254104 [email protected] Claypaky Stormy CC www.forscink.com AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 9 PARANAQUE | Beloved balladeer and Photo © Shari Villa-Symes composer Jose Mari Chan celebrated 50 years of song with the ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra at Solaire Theater, Solaire Resorts and Casino in Paranaque. The music legend shared the stage with acclaimed stars Ms. Bituin Escalante, Markki Stroem, Migz Haleco, Jonalyn Viray, Acapellago, Vocal Synergy, Juris, and three of his five children: Joe, Franco and Liza Chan. Maestro Louie Ocampo led the orchestra, while sound engineering wizard Rards Corpuz of SoundCheck Inc. ensured that the stars of the show's musical magic, together with the orchestra, rang true and clear that evening. “Deep in My Heart' and “Afterglow,” charting their father's early journey After a stirring rendition of his 1973 in his career. classic “Can We Just Stop and Talk Awhile”, Chan joined the audience “I think the best part of the show was as his guests, children, and the orchestra the sound engineering of Rards that went on to perform songs from his made a segment the vocal prowess discography. His sons started the of Jonalyn Viray and Acappelago in tribute with “Mr. Songwriter,” a purely vocal and acapela rendition of AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 10 Photo © Shari Villa-Symes LIGHTING 06 Claypaky K10 20 Sharpy Spots 02 Sharpy Wash 06 MAC Quantum Wash 06 Viper Profile 12 LED Pars AUDIO (Loudspeakers from Sound Check) JBL VTX M22 04 JBL VTX M22 floor monitor (Jose Mari Chan) Minsan Pa stand out, which also moved 02 Eurolive B205D monitor (conductor) Jose Mari Chan to tears that night,” 03 QSC monitors (backup) said Shari Villa-Symes, Lighting Director 08 Monitors c/o Solaire for the concert. 1 lot DPA Condenser Mics (orchestra) 1 lot Instrument Mics 02 DPA Mics (grand piano) The event, which ran over two hours, 01 Round Base Mic stand treated the guests with heart-touching (Jose Mari Chan) melodies, including Gerard Salonga's 03 Round Base Mic stand orchestral arrangement for “Please Be (back up singers) Careful With My Heart,” Bituin Escalante with "Hahanapin Ko," Markki Stroem with “Beautiful Girl,” and "I Remember The Girl" by Migz Haleco. SoundCheck Inc. 6313859, 6313843, 6323439 *speaker system c/o Solaire, house [email protected] effects and drive rack c/o Solaire www.soundcheck.com.ph AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 11 Nueva Ecija | The Color Run & Rock Music Festival 2017 was held at the Palayan City Business Hub, last December 4 and featured popular bands Siakol and Green Dept. The sharp light show and the music that pumped up the enthusiastic crowd was made possible through four units RCF NXL44, 8 units Neusch PS18 single subwoofers, 4 units EV monitors, 2 units RCF ART 725 (drum RCF NXL44 monitors), all controlled with a Mackie DL 32 and a Mackie Axis console. Making up the lighting system are 8 units Beam 280 Sharpy, 24 units Aerolites LED Par and a ChamSys MagicQ Mini Wing lighting controller. ChamSys MagicQ Party Jam Digital Lights & Sound PC Mini Wing 917 8284297 AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 12 MANILA | Grammy-nominated DJ Steve Aoki , known for his hits ‘One More Light” and “Just Hold On,” electrified the crowd at Cove Manila epic opening night on December 15, 2017. The night club, one of the biggest indoor beach clubs complexes in Asia, was overflowing for the event. Aoki, known for cake-throwing at his fans, daredevil crowd-surfing antics, and spraying champagne at the crowd, did not disappoint as he kept the people pumped up, cheering, and dancing into the night with his beats. AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 13 REINFORCEMENT Lights The Bright Nights in Baguio BAGUIO | Elevate Productions together with Smirnoff Mule held a jam-packed concert at the Baguio Convention Center Grounds on 2nd December 2017, Saturday, playing to a crowd of an estimated 12,000 spectators. The huge number of music lovers were there to witness the line-up of amazing talents, which featured Ziggy Watanabe, VIO L210 line array system and 12 RCF Alwyn Cruz, Franco Zarate, Garuda, dual 18" subs for the main FOH, with MVRXX, Miguel Rimorin, No Class, and 2 dBTech ES408 for front fill coverage. Ronthug. Onstage were 8 dBTech Opera 12 Reinforcement Lights & Sounds was monitors, with the DJ having a pair of contracted as the technical equipment RCF TTL6-A's as monitors. 2 dBTech partner and supplied 16 units dBTech es408 for front fill. AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 14 dBTech VIO L210 SPEAKER SYSTEM LIGHTING 16 dbTech VIO L210 24pcs BrightLight beam 230 12 RCF 2011 dual subs 16pcs Aerolites beam 380 08 dbTech Opera (monitors) 8pcs Clearlite beam 280 02 RCF TTLA (DJ monitors) 20 pcs. RMB 18x18watts led bar 02 dbTech ES408 (front fill) 16 pcs. RMB par LED rgb 4 pcs. RMB Stormy 8 Apollo 4x100w COB LED Blinders Reinforcement Lights and Sounds 74 4466595, 918 3535555 [email protected] www.reinforcement.ph AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 15 DeepGroove Collective's 528Hz At Time In Manila MAKATI | Time in Manila threw another successful party at their event “528Hz” on the 22nd of December 2017. 528Hz is known as the “love frequency,” which brings remarkable and extraordinary changes and healing. It’s the resonating frequency of the earth and the universe, and the club, in cooperating with the artists of the DeepGrooveCollective – Parian, Herb Cabral, Peps Laviña, Nicholas, and Randy Salvador – presented the evening’s entertainment to their guests with “a whole new frequency dedicated to the love of the underground sound.” AVL TIMES PHILIPPINES 16 CALOOCAN | Jesus Is Lord Novaliches celebrated their 30th year at the Caloocan Sports Complex this December 17th. 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  • Lorentz, Korinna

    Lorentz, Korinna

    MASTERARBEIT im Studiengang Crossmedia Publishing & Management Erfolgversprechende Melodien – Analyse der Hooklines erfolgreicher Popsongs zur Erkennung von Mustern hinsichtlich der Aufeinanderfolge von Tönen und Tonlängen Vorgelegt von Korinna Gabriele Lorentz an der Hochschule der Medien Stuttgart am 08. Mai 2021 zur Erlangung des akademischen Grades eines „Master of Arts“ Erster Betreuer und Gutachter: Prof. Dr. Oliver Wiesener Zweiter Betreuer und Gutachter: Prof. Oliver Curdt E-Mail: [email protected] Matrikelnummer: 39708 Fachsemester: 4 Geburtsdatum, -ort: 15.04.1995 in Kiel Danksagung Mein größter Dank gilt Professor Dr. Oliver Wiesener für das Überlassen des Themas und die umfangreiche Unterstützung bei methodischen und stochastischen Überlegungen. Ich danke ihm insbesondere dafür, dass er trotz einiger anderer Betreuungsprojekte meine Masterarbeit angenommen hat und somit meinen Wunsch, im Musikbereich zu forschen, ermöglicht hat. Des Weiteren möchte ich meinem Freund und meiner Familie dafür danken, dass sie sich meine Problemstellungen bis zum Ende hin angehört haben und mir immer wieder Inspi- rationen für neue Lösungswege geben konnten. Besonderer Dank gilt meiner Mutter, Gabriele Lorentz, mit der ich interessante Gespräche zu musikalischen Themen führen konnte und mei- nem Vater, Dr. Thomas Lorentz, mit dem ich nächtliche Diskussionen über Markov-Ketten und Neuronale Netzwerke hatte. Ich danke meinen Eltern und meinem Freund, Michael Feuerlein, für die kritische Durchsicht der Arbeit. Kurzfassung In der vorliegenden Masterarbeit wurden die Melodie-Hooklines von Popsongs, die in Deutsch- land zwischen 1978 und 2019 sehr erfolgreich waren, explorativ analysiert. Ziel war, zu unter- suchen, ob gewisse Muster in den Reihenfolgen der Töne und Tonlängen vorkommen, und diese zu finden. Für die Mustersuche wurden Markov-Ketten erster, zweiter und dritter Ord- nung sowie Chi-Quadrat-Anpassungstests berechnet.