DiGiCo

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In use

Music festivals Summerfest Montreux Jazz Festival Barbra Streisand The Black Keys

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History

Broadway West End London Coliseum Les Misérables Billy Elliot the Musical

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Awards

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology)The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Sustainable Development (International Trade Export)

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Overview

Chessington Digital mixing consoles Live sound Musical theatre Broadcast

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Founded: 2002; 24 years ago (2002), in the United Kingdom
Industry: Professional audio
Headquarters: Chessington, England
Founder: James Gordon
Parent: Audiotonix
Type: Subsidiary

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Triples56

Avg. degree1.96

Density0.037736

Components1

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DiGiCo

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related to In use · 23

DiGiCo → Adam Lambert, Barbra Streisand, Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Fall Out Boy, Grammy Awards, Green Day, Iron Maiden, Jimmy Fallon, Lady Gaga, Maren Morris, Montreux Jazz Festival, New Jersey, OneRepublic, Post Malone, Queen, Red Bull Arena, Summerfest, Super Bowl, The Black Keys

related to history · 22

DiGiCo → Andrew Bruce, Autograph Sound Recording, Billy Elliot, British, Broadway, D1, D5 Live, D5T, DCA, DS00, In, Les Misérables, London Coliseum, London's West End, Mamma Mia, Musical, New York, Soundtracs, The, The D5T

Founded · 1

DiGiCo → 2002; 24 years ago (2002), in the United Kingdom

Founder · 1

DiGiCo → James Gordon

Headquarters · 1

DiGiCo → Chessington, England

Industry · 1

DiGiCo → Professional audio

Parent · 1

DiGiCo → Audiotonix

Type · 1

DiGiCo → Subsidiary

Website · 1

DiGiCo → www.digico.biz

is a · 1

DiGiCo → British company based in Chessington

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Important terminology

consoles mixing sound audio theatre broadcast audiotonix musical console founded chessington including sd-range company digital live installed 2002 england first

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
DiGiCo	Founded	2002; 24 years ago (2002), in the United Kingdom	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	Founder	James Gordon	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	Headquarters	Chessington, England	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	Industry	Professional audio	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	Parent	Audiotonix	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	Type	Subsidiary	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	Website	www.digico.biz	1.00	infobox
DiGiCo	is a	British company based in Chessington	0.90	text
DiGiCo	part of	the Audiotonix Group	0.85	text
a specialized cue	instance of	which provides a number of application specific features	0.80	text
DCA assignment system that allows spreadsheet-style editing of DCA members	instance of	which provides a number of application specific features	0.80	text
DiGiCo	related to history	Soundtracs	0.60	section

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