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Showing posts with label novastar vx1000. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

09.17.25 - NYAC - Catholic Charities

     For this one Moore PA Hire set up in the 9th Floor Lounge of the New York Athletic Club for an event presented by Catholic Charities, we provided out turn-key audio, visual and lighting packagfe, including a line-cut recording of the event.

    Starting with audio, we set up (8) X8 speakers, 6 in the lounge and 2 in the cardroom for even and clear distribution of audio, each powered by a LA-4X amp rack. For mix control we used (1) Yamaha QL-5 mixer, also taking (8) channels of wireless audio via (2) Shure ULXD4Q rack-mount wireless units. 

    For video needs we built (2) P2.6 3.5M x 2M VMX LED screens flanking the stage to display slides and client provided videos, this was sent signal via (2) Novastar VX1000 processors. Content was fed to the screens via (2) Dell Latitude switchers, fed into a Roland VR-120 switcher. For capture we used (2) Sony FR-7 cameras on an auto-pole kit in the doorway and one FR-7 as an audience cam, all received an controlled via LSE-3. Take a look at the event below!

 


Wednesday, June 25, 2025

06.25.25 - Private Event - Club Knick - LED screen

The Moore PA team loaded into a private club in the upper east side to provide an LED wall rental for a western themed party. We used (50) VMX 2.6 LED panels with a truss ground support system and sandbags to safely keep it in place; additionally, we used an angle during setup so the panels would slightly curve around the corner, hiding the fireplace. For content our team put together a 30 minute loop with scenes from various classic western films, giving that extra touch of immersion for the event. We used (1) Dell Latitude laptop running vMix Pro to loop the video, sent that to a Roland VR-120 video switcher, and then to (1) Novastar VX1000 processor before being displayed on the wall.

Check out some photos of the setup below!




 

 

Sunday, June 22, 2025

06.22.25 - High School Graduation - Cold Spring Harbor

    The whole Moore PA crew had to get together for this one, as the team drove up to Cold Spring Harbor, NY to provide audio, video, and recording services for the graduating class of 2025. We brought all the bell and whistles for this one, as this event had many different moving parts. 

    As there were many different performances in different parts of the gym, we used a more in depth setup than usual. To provide for the band we set up (12) MX418C Cardioid Gooseneck mics, running them all to a dedicated Yamaha RIO 1608 stage box, we also used (2) more of the same mic for the commencement speakers onstage. The event also featured solo performance showcases which we used (2) Shure ULXD2 - Handheld mics, allowing for the student performers to freely walk around the space. For PA we used (3) L'Acoustics dV DOSC and (8) X8 speakers as the mains, L'Acoustics 108P for side fills and monitors, and (2) 112P speakers for delays so the crowd in the back could hear. The passive speakers were all powered by (2) L'Acoustic LA-4X amps, all controlled and mixed with (1) Yamaha QL-5.

    For the video side the main attraction was (2) VMX 2.6 LED Walls flanking the stage on Genie St 20 crank up stands, content was fed to (2) VX1000 processors with home run SDI runs. These displayed imag through the commencement, all captured by (5) Sony FR-7 PTZ cameras set at different angles, two of which we put on top of truss in the back of the room for a wide shot. To control all the cameras and create a seamless recording we setup (1) LSE-2 unit for PTZ control, and for the stream/recording. For video switching on the LED walls and to receive camera feeds we used (1) Roland VR-120, allowing operators to focus on one task and communicate with the team via comm headsets. 

Check out some photos for the ceremony below!


 



















 

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

04.16.2025 - New York Athletic Club - AAA Luncheon

 For this event Moore PA Hire provided audio and video services for the Appraiser Association of America, an annual event held at the New York Athletic Club. 

To cover audio we setup (8) X8 speakers, an L'acoustics LA4X production rack, a Yamaha QL 1 for mix control, (1) Shure MX418C Gooseneck mic for podium speakers, and a four channel Shure ULXD4Q kit for wireless handhelds. We had (6) speakers in the lounge and (2) for coverage in the card room. 

For video needs, we rolled in (2) Genie ST20 crank-up stands, (4) sticks of 12ft truss, and (56) VMX 2.6 LED panels powered by (2) VX1000 processors to form (2) large screens providing sponsor slides and program PowerPoint; content was provided using (2) ASUS Zenbook laptops and a Roland VR-120 Video Switcher. In addition we also provided (2) 70" TVs in the card room, and (1) 85" TV for extra coverage in the lounge. Lastly we set up a Perfect Cue Mini for the speakers to advance slides, and Limit Timer to keep things on schedule

We also provided lighting and backdrop services for the event, featuring pipe and drape along the back wall, (4) Quasar T8 Tube lights behind the stage and (2) Aputure 300x lights for stage wash.

 Check out some photos of the luncheon below!







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Tuesday, April 15, 2025

4.15.25 NYAC - ESPN - AAU Sullivan Awards

We returned to the New York Athletic Club for the annual AAU Sullivan Awards and Moore PA went all in on this one, as we provided services for audio, video, lighting, and multi-cam streaming. We worked with ESPN to provide them with a live broadcast feed of this awards event, and recorded the line cut for the client.

To cover audio needs we provided (1) Yamaha QL-1 for mix control paired with our L'Acoustics LA8 Production rack. For speakers we set up (8) L'Acoustics X8s around the Lounge and card room for ample coverage, this guarantees a safe and clear level to hear presenters and panel discussions. 

For video, our LSE-1 production rack, based around vMix Pro was used for mulitcam production. We provided (3) Sony FR7 PTZ Cameras and (1) Sony FR6 shoulder mount to capture the event. The line cut from our video director was captured externally using the ATOMOS Sumo monitor. For in room display, the centerpiece behind the presenters is our High Refresh Rate Gloshine LED Wall. It was fed by the Novastar MX40 Pro controller, with the video signal coming from Resolume Arena, additionally, we set up (2) Genie ST20 crank-up stands, (4) sticks of 12ft truss, and (56) VMX 2.6 LED panels powered by (2) VX1000 processors to form (2) large screens providing content, these were fed by our Roland VR-120.

In regards to lighting and stage, we used (5) pipe and base supports for blue drape along the back wall, to create a seamless backdrop for the Gloshine wall. To illuminate the presenter we set up (6) Lustr lights around the Lounge, (3) Aputure 300x, Source 4 Minis for hairlight. 

Check out some photos from the event below!

 























Friday, December 20, 2024

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: