
Performing Arts Sound
Voice & Music Reproduction Systems are both essential parts of any Auditorium Sound System but sometimes require two separate approaches for implementation. It all depends on the configuration of the room where the system is being installed. The acoustics of the room are crucial to consider during the design and installation. The most expensive speakers and amplification system can be purchased but if the arrangement and programming of the system are not done properly, the desired quality may never be achieved.
Today, more and more systems are moving to wireless. This creates new challenges to implementing wireless microphones for Performing Arts Sound Systems. Wireless Microphones are not FCC-approved devices and, therefore, share frequencies with many other types of systems and create interference and feedback issues that haven't been experienced in the past. Because of this fact, more careful planning is required when installing a wireless microphone system in auditorium, Large Group Instruction and stadium settings.

Auditoriums are being used for many types of productions. Awards assemblies, guest speakers, dramatic performances and band performances. Remote Input Panels for microphones and monitors need to be laid out to allow for simple and efficient transitions between these applications.

It is becoming more common for performances to be recorded and archived for use in arts classes or when preparing the next year's performance. SAGE designs systems that allow users to easily send audio and video feeds back to a head end for distributing the signal to digital encoders, the building CATV System to allow multiple areas or even to public access stations to broadcast to the community. |