Wireless microphones
Handhelds, bodypacks, plug-on transmitters and other wireless microphones used by the production.
RF frequency coordination
One frequency plan for your wireless systems.
Microphones, IEM systems, two-way radios and other RF equipment working together at festivals and demanding events.
Preparation reduces interference
Frequencies are more than isolated numbers.
An effective RF plan considers equipment characteristics, intermodulation, coverage areas, the local RF environment and the schedules of different stages and productions.
Coordination starts with artist riders and the production’s equipment list. The plan is updated as information is confirmed, and changes during the event are documented in one up-to-date system.
01
Equipment and rider review
Device models, frequency bands, channel counts, operating times and stage requirements.
02
RF environment survey
The venue’s RF environment, available spectrum and local sources of interference.
03
Compatibility calculations
Frequencies, backup frequencies and compatibility requirements between systems.
04
On-site coordination
Check-in, changes, interference management and up-to-date documentation.
05
Reporting
Frequencies, equipment and considerations for the next production.
A coordinated system
All your event’s RF in one place.
The scope of the plan is matched to the event size and number of systems.
IEM systems
Artist systems, house frequencies, backups and use across stages.
Two-way radios and data links
Production radios and other RF devices that need to be considered in the event’s coordination.
Festarum
Make coordination information available to production.
Festarum brings artists, equipment, frequencies, changes and technical observations into one shared, up-to-date view.
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