Audio
A show lives or dies at the PA.
FOH, monitors, RF, system design and tuning — engineered to translate the artist's sound to the last row.
Audio is the most scrutinized department in live production. One feedback squeal, one dead wireless channel, one muddy front-fill and the whole room notices. Our engineers spec the right box count and rig configuration for the room, tune the system to the venue rather than a marketing graph, and run a mixing position that is calm enough to hear the details and fast enough to fix them before the artist does.
- Line array, point-source and column system design and tuning
- FOH and monitor mixing for bands, broadcasts and spoken word
- Wireless RF coordination, in-ear monitoring and microphone packages
- Stage patching, sub-snakes, digital splits and redundant playback
- System techs, drive racks, networking and showfile management
What we do
Scope of work.
System design
Coverage modeling, box count, rigging loads and amp racks sized to the venue and the rider.
Tuning & alignment
SMAART, measurement mics, delays, EQ and sub alignment — tuned to the empty room, then adjusted to the crowd.
Mixing
FOH and monitor engineers who know the songs, the cues and when to stay out of the way.
RF & comms
Frequency coordination, IEM management, wireless handoffs and wired comms across departments.
On location
Photography from the floor.
How it runs
From advance to strike.
Design
Room size, audience coverage, rider needs and budget to a rig list.
Prep
Showfiles, wireless scans, mic lists, stage plots and spares.
Load-in
Hang, patch, ring out, tune and align before the band arrives.
Show
Mix, coordinate RF and monitor the system for every change in the room.
Gear & brands
The tools we choose, and why.
We're brand-agnostic and rider-driven — but we know these platforms cold. Explore the consoles, PA systems and processing we deploy, and why each earns its place on a live show.
Where it fits
Built into these events.
Keep exploring
More from the crew.
Book this service
Request an audio quote.
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