This podcast features an interview with Ken Coleman, discussing Autex’s origins, growth, and environmentally friendly products. The conversation highlights the company’s acoustic solutions and their commitment to sustainability, providing insights into both their journey and product offerings.
In this podcast we will be talking all about Autex with guest interviewee Ken Coleman. Going through how they began and how they are where they are to extensive talk on their products and how environmentally friendly they are.
This podcast features an interview with Ken Coleman, discussing Autex’s origins, growth, and environmentally friendly products. The conversation highlights the company’s acoustic solutions and their commitment to sustainability, providing insights into both their journey and product offerings.
https://www.acoustica.com.au/ Philippe Doneux founded Acoustica in 1986 and is still at the helm. Originally in Australia from France while on a 3 year visa to develop products for other companies, he found a passion for acoustics and for living in Australia. With his Engineers mind and a dalmation dog for company his research into materials that controlled sound, lead to all sorts of discoveries. As pe-eminent noise control experts throughout Australia, Acoustica have an extensive range of acoustic products including noise barriers and absorbers, many developed by themselves, and all manufactured in Australia. They also offer custom sound solutions, including acoustic audits, design and consultancy for residential, commercial, marine and industrial environments.
Philippe Doneux established Acoustica in 1986, fueled by his passion for acoustics and living in Australia. The company excels in acoustic solutions, offering innovative products like the Quietwave plasterboard barrier. Acoustica’s offerings meet rigorous building codes, with international distribution and a commitment to environmental standards.
Randy was in Australia recently and Martin caught up with him to find out a whole lot more. They discuss the man, his origins and motivations with both Stagestep and Dance Affiliates, plus his plans for Australia, a new portable performance floor in development and people he has met and worked with.
Randy Swartz significantly influenced the dance community through his work with Stagestep, the largest dance floor company in the U.S. for over 40 years, providing innovative flooring solutions. Stagestep’s sister organization, Dance Affiliates, promotes diverse dance through various performances, enhancing local outreach and engagement in the Philadelphia area.
In a podcast, Martin O’Neill discusses improving acoustics in performance spaces. Key topics include sound qualities like pitch, loudness, and reverberation, as well as acoustic solutions and terms such as NRC and STC. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of soundproofing and curtain fullness for enhanced auditory experiences.
In this podcast, Martin O’Neill will speak to you about enhancing your acoustics in your performance space.
Angela, known as ADF Queen, embodies the energy of a force of nature, transforming a personal heartbreak into a vibrant dance community. She founded the Australian Dance Festival, which draws thousands daily. This summary explores her journey, career choices, innovative influences, and highlights upcoming events related to ADF.
This episode introduces Angela Lau the anointed queen of Australian Dance Festivals.
Your Dance Studio is your brand, so it is essential to always present it as well as you did on opening day. Dance floor care & maintenance is essential to this
Your Dance Studio is your brand, so it is essential to always present it as well as you did on opening day. This podcast includes tips, techniques and advise as to how best to achieve that and why.
