How to Set Up AES67 in a Live Sound System: Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-step guide to setting up AES67 in a live sound system: managed switch configuration, PTPv2 clock sync, stream setup, and troubleshooting — working signal in under 30 minutes.
Step-by-step guide to setting up AES67 in a live sound system: managed switch configuration, PTPv2 clock sync, stream setup, and troubleshooting — working signal in under 30 minutes.
A stage laser is one of the most striking effects in live production — and one of the few that can permanently injure an audience if it is set up carelessly. Unlike a moving head or a strobe, a show laser concentrates optical power into a beam that the human eye cannot defend against. Understanding […]
Most live sound and broadcast engineers work with both AES3 and AES67 without thinking much about the underlying standards — until the day they need to connect an older stagebox to a new IP audio network, and suddenly the difference matters a great deal. This guide breaks down exactly what separates AES3 from AES67, where […]
Upgrading your stage display system raises an immediate question: does the resolution jump from 1080p to 2K actually matter in a live event environment, or is it a number on a spec sheet that the audience will never notice? The honest answer depends on three variables — your LED wall’s pixel pitch, how close your […]
Most live shows don’t need real-time video compositing. They need a clip to fire on cue — the same way a lighting desk fires a colour chase. If that’s your workflow, a standalone DMX video player handles the job for a fraction of the cost and setup time of a full media server, with nothing […]
UV LED bar lights are the workhorses of blacklight effects in live events, clubs, and theatrical productions — smaller and cooler than the mercury discharge par cans they replaced, able to run at full intensity for hours, and DMX-addressable so a single fader on your lighting console governs the effect. But not all UV bars […]