Stagecraft recently employed a dLive digital mixing system at the huge Dildar Dandiya dance festival held in Gujrat, India.
Organised by Coconut Events, the 10-day festival attracted 12,000 guests. Performers included renowned Indian folk singers, Kirtidan Gadhvi, Nisha Barot and Jetal Soni.
Stagecraft purchased a second dLive system from Allen & Heath’s distributor, Sun Infonet, comprising the flagship S7000 Surface with DM64 MixRack. The S7000/DM64 system was selected as the FOH and monitor mixer for the festival. It managed a spectrum of instruments such as 8 dhols, 6 drums and many more.
Pintu, system engineer and director at Stagecraft, said: “dLive worked flawlessly for 10 consecutive days. The flexibility of the dLive surface and complete open architecture allowed me to customise my own surface. The built in features, such as dynamic EQs, multi-band compressor and sub harmonic synth, made the job easier.â€