The Echolab Overture2 MD will join a number of state-of-the-art devices being deployed at the pavilion. Echolab experts will also be available to offer attendees valuable information on how the technology can help houses of worship create compelling programs for their congregation.
"Price, features, and compactness make the Echolab Overture series ideal for live and recorded productions in the market we serve," said Barry Cobus, vice president of Technologies for Worship. "We expect visitors to be wowed when they see what the Overture can do for the look and quality of their programming."
The Overture2 MD is a 2-M/E switcher that fits seamlessly into current operations that rely on a combination of both analog and digital signals. Compact, feature-packed, and easy to use, the Overture series, which also includes single M/E and SD switchers, has become increasingly popular in worship applications.
"Technologies for Worship Magazine is a trusted resource," said Ankit Patel, senior product manager at Echolab. "Our participation will give us the opportunity to talk to broadcasters in the house of worship space about how our technology can help them create more dynamic and exciting productions for effective communication of their message."
The Technologies for Worship Magazine Pavilion will feature product demos and workshops on a variety of topics — everything from 3-D production design to codec choice to team-building. Also featured at the Pavilion is the Quiet Stage, with live musical performances highlighting technologically advanced digital instrument technology and monitoring equipment.
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About Technologies for Worship Magazine
Technologies for Worship Magazine (TFWM) is the leading educational technology resource for houses of worship. Since 1992, TFWM has led the charge as an integral resource for the worship community. The mission of the publications is to educate readers as to the ways technology can be used as a tool to expand membership and outreach.
About Echolab, Inc.
Echolab, Inc. is a leading provider of video production switchers and related tools that offer flexibility and on-air reliability for the production and distribution of digital media in a variety of formats. With products including its flagship Overture1™ and Overture2™ video production systems, Echolab delivers the robust functionality, reliability, and ease-of-use critical to professional-quality productions. Since its founding in 1974, the company has delivered more than 6,000 production solutions to a global client base including major broadcast networks and stations, corporations, educational institutions, houses of worship, sports arenas, entertainment venues, and military facilities. www.echolab.com
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