When an audience attends a professional event, they shouldn’t necessarily notice the audio. They should simply hear every word with perfect clarity and feel the impact of the presentation. This seamless experience is never an accident; it is the result of what we call audio architecture.
At Livewire, our team builds a solid foundation and designs systems for reliable production across each event we produce. Let’s take a look at a few aspects that you may not know much about!
Wireless Audio
We view the airwaves like a crowded highway; if two wireless microphones try to occupy the same frequency “lane,” the signal crashes, resulting in static or total dropouts. RF coordination is a critical first step in modern venues where smartphones, Wi-Fi, and local broadcasts saturate the airwaves. Our team uses specialized hardware to scan the local environment in real-time and assign every wireless microphone and in-ear monitor to a dedicated, interference-free lane. This coordination ensures your speaker stay crystal clear from the first word to the last, regardless of how many devices are in the room.
Room Acoustics
Most people have experienced the piercing squeal that happens when a microphone gets too close to a speaker. That unpleasant effect is called a feedback loop, or simply feedback. To prevent this, the Livewire team “rings out” the room during the setup phase. We identify the specific frequencies prone to looping in that unique environment and surgically cut them from the system using precision EQ. This allows the audio to remain loud and impactful for the entire audience without ever crossing the line into a feedback loop.
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