The biggest problem we had was one of the back up projectors was dimmer and flickry (is that a word?) Rob replaced the lamp and that problem was fixed.
I have a digital console on this gig, it is the Yamaha LS9. The more I get to work with this board, the more I like it!
6 wireless microphones and 128 conference microphones spread throughout the room are the inputs, and I am using 9 of the 16 mixes for outputs. We are recording this meeting and sending audio to a audio teleconference. I get to use my JK Audio Innkeeper telephone interface, which is working in stellar form I might add. We are also sending audio feeds to the ePharma group and they are recording the event as well.
All and all, it is a cool gig, a little bit intricate with all the feeds going back and forth, and it is going well.
Here are before and after pictures of the room we are set up in.


1 comment:
How are you feeding the 128 inputs into the LS9? I know you are good . . .
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