There's no way around physics. Lots of open lavalier mics in close proximity to the PA system creates challenges. To achieve appropriate sound levels on a relatively small stage not only requires thoughtful audio processing decisions, it calls for careful RF frequency coordination as well.

By leaning on the excellent pattern control of d&b audiotechnik's point source loudspeakers, we were able to minimize the amount of sound on stage. For additional gain-before-feedback, we also utilized intelligent source-enhancing and gain-distributing plugins on every microphone. The high wireless microphone channel count was made possible through the use of Shure's Axient Digital wireless system which allowed for careful RF coordination in a congested environment via Wireless Workbench. We also managed the run of show with a custom-built confidence monitor layout. Along with presenter notes, the screen displayed segment-specific timers to keep presentations running smoothly and adhering to the allotted times.

Maximized pattern control using d&b audiotechnik loudspeakers

Improved gain-before-feedback with source-enhancing and auto-mixing plugins

High-fidelity digital wireless with Shure Axient Digital and RF Coordination via Shure Wireless Workbench

Run-of-Show management with a purpose-built confidence monitor layout