06.11.25 Yale Club Ballroom - BCIU

 Moore PA loaded into the Yale Club Ballroom for a Gala/Awards Ceremony presented by the Business Council for International Understanding; we provided audio, video, and recording services. 

Starting with audio, we ran everything though our in-house audio system, an all L'Acoustics bundle of (4) White X8 speakers and an L'Acoustics LA-8 amplifier. As this event only required two podium speakers, we just ran lines to (2) MX418C Cardioid Gooseneck mics, and setup (4) ULXD2 Handheld mics for potential announcements/Q&A. These wireless mics were connected to a ULXD4Q - Quad Wireless Receiver (also a part of the in house system) and then sent to (1) Yamaha DM-3 mixing console for volume control. 

To fit the video needs, we brought in (1) Panasonic PT-MZ880 projector, a 6' x 10'8" projection screen kit, (1) 43' confidence monitor for teleprompter text, and (4) 75' LCD Displays to cover the rest of the room. Content was fed to the projector and LCD display via (1) Dell Latitude laptop, and (1) Roland VR-120 Video Switcher. Lastly, to get a visually striking recording we setup (2) Aputure Spotlights on 6' C Stands, and Pewter Draper set behind the stage; to record we used (2) Birddog P4K PTZ Cameras, which were controlled by and saved into the LSE-1 rack. 

Check out some photos from the setup!

 

06.10.25 - Yale Club Tap Room - NACD

For this event, the Moore PA team setup gear in the Yale Club's Tap Room for a conference presented by  NACD, providing audio and video needs throughout the evening.

To cover the audio needs we setup (1) LA-8 Rack, providing (1) L'Acoustics 2ch amp powering (4) White X8 speakers, as well a stagebox to direct signal output for (6) L'Acoustic 108 speakers, and receive input from (17) Shure MX418C Cardioid Gooseneck mics. These were set around the long U shaped table to allow each attendee to join the discussion while eliminating any and all room feedback. All these channels were fed into our Yamaha QL-1 console, controlling the balance, as well as external video playback.

For video needs we setup (1) Panasonic PT-MZ880 Projector, and our in-house 6'x10' front projection screen kit. The content was fed to this with (1) Dell Latitude laptop and (1) Roland VR-120 Video Switcher. Lastly, to ensure seamless flow throughout the event we setup (1) Limit Timer, and (1) Perfect Cue Mini for presenters to advance their slides. 

Check out some of the photos from the evening!

 

12.20.24 Collegiate School Winter Program at St. Paul The Apostle Church

  Moore PA Hire went to The Church of St Paul the Apostle to provide audio, video, multi-cam recording and livestreaming equipment and services for The Collegiate School's winter program. 

For audio, we began with (1) Yamaha QL5, (1) Yamaha QL1, and (4) Yamaha Rio 1608D. The QL5 mixed for the in-room audience, the QL1 for the livestream. For speakers in the room we provided (2) L'Acoustics DV-Subs, (6) L'Acoustics 108p, and (12) L'Acoustics X8. The (6) L'Acoustics 108p served as monitors for the orchestra and choir, will we interfaced via Dante with the Church's audio system for the in-room audience. For microphones, we provided (12) Shure MX418C goose-neck microphones for the choir. 

For video, we rolled in (2) Genie ST20 crank-up stands, (2) sticks of 12ft truss, and (56) VMX 2.6 LED panels powered by (2) VX1000 processors to form (2) large imag screens above the low altar where the orchestra and choir were positioned. Additionally, we brought (2) 85inch TVs to serve content and image to the back of the church.   

For the recording and livestreaming portion of things, we brought in our premier livestream and recording production rack - the LSE-1. The rack consists of (1) vMix Pro server, (1) Blackmagic Design 12x12 Cleanswitch, (1) Netgear M4250 switch for high-bandwidth connectivity, and a fully managed Ubiquti networking setup. Tied into this were (2) Sony FR7s and (4) Birddog P4K ptz cameras discreetly spread around the space.  Additionally, we used (1) Atomos Sumo to save and record the concert.  

Please check out some photos of the event below:

11.02.24 NYRR Family Reunion Zone at the New York Marathon

The Moore P.A. Hire team was asked to provide sound for the Family Reunion zone set up on Central Park West, between 62nd and 65th Street directly behind the NYC Marathon Finish Line. The purpose of this zone was to provide a safe and secure area for families to await the imminent arrival of their exhausted family member who had just completed the 26.2 mile endurance test known as the NYC Marathon! Our Audio system was to relay both pertinent information and also some upbeat music to the thousands gathered in this zone which stretched for 4 city blocks. 

Our audio system consisted of the following: L'Acoustics dV DOSC line array on Genie ST 20 and also L'Acoustics 112P and 108P self powered speakers flown on a total of (6) crank up stands as delay positions in order to provide full coverage. All audio was controlled via our Yamaha QL1 digital sound console with L'Acoustics dV amps. 

05.06.24 & 05.07.24 - Refinery Rooftop - TikTok

 Moore PA Hire returned to Refinery Rooftop for a viewing of the Met Gala sponsored by TikTok to provide internet, audio, and video equipment and services.  Let's start!  

For internet, we provide climate resilient dual path dedicated fixed wireless internet access & local area wired and wireless. We installed a temporary dedicated internet connection and custom built turnkey local area network (LAN) and wireless area network (WLAN) in order to offer the highest standards of reliability, speed, and network intelligence.

For audio, we began with (1) Yamaha QL1 and (2) Yamaha RIO1608D.  For speakers, we provided (6) 108P L'Acoustic's and all the necessary stands and cables, tying them into the Refinery Rooftop's house system for bolstered audio.   

For video, we used (1) Roland VR120 video switcher with (2) Asus Zenbook Duo Pros to easily between content and the MetGala livestream.  We also provided (6) Decimator MD-HK with all the necessary cables to connect all the TVs together and convert the connection from HDMI to SDI.  

Please check out some photos of the event below: