Canterbury Cathedral uses Warnersound for Diocese event feat. Graham Kendrick.
Warnersound were asked by Canterbury Cathedral to provide a sound system for an event celebrating discipleship within the Diocese for up to 1000 guests in the Nave. Graham Kendrick led the worship with Raul D'Oliveira on Percussion, Simon Dennis on Bass and Tom Nicholls on Keys, a band picked to give the best orchestration for the venue.
Dave Warner designed a system that would sound even throughout the entire Cathedral Nave. 20 d&B Speakers were carefully positioned to give the most direct sound for both the speech and music to be clear all the way down the seating. This worked so well that Dave received many compliments after the event from guests.
Warnersound provide sound for the London Community Gospel Choir in John Lewis for their Westfield Stratford's opening event.
LCGC invited Warnersound to provide an audio solution for a reduced size choir and keyboard player for the opening day at John Lewis, Westfield, Stratford. The system needed to be powerful but compact enough to project across the store without looking unsightly. Warnersound acheived this using d&B FOH and Wedges, and a compact digital desk to add effects and processing to the dynamic vocals.
The staff at John Lewis were very happy with the result, as were the many people who complimented the choir on their sound and energy.
Dave Warner engineers for Jamie Cullum at sell out concert for the Vortex.
Dave engineered a sell out concert for Jamie Cullum and special guests at the Winter Gardens in Margate on behalf of Southby. The event featured two grand pianos on stage, a double bass and a drum kit. The talented musicians took it in turns to play the instruments, with various special guest pianists playing for Jamie. Dave engineered Front of House, and James Southby engineered monitors.
The biggest challenge was to keep the exceptionally dynamic sounds from the two grand pianos balanced and in context in the large auditorium, made harder with the placement of the pianos being in line with the PA.
The end result was a brilliant night had by the audience and the engineers. The energy of the artists was transferred to the audience with many good comments being received on the event and on blogs afterwards.
Warnersound improves it's concert and conference packages...
d&B Speakers are now available at even better prices for concerts and corporate events. E9s are able to give a tight full bodied front of house PA, with E3s to fill in the gaps, be it for delays, front fill, monitors or even as a small PA!
The Acoustic package can now be shipped with powerful speakers, a digital desk, new (and fresh smelling) microphones (Neumann KMS 105, Shure 58s, Beta 58s, a Beta 52, 57s and SE3s) and new clean and good looking K&M stands - yup, they are not the battered old stands or mics often hired from sound companies. These travel with clean cabling in Peli cases to maintain the good condition of the kit, and also to make it car safe ideal for smaller events that do not warrant a van. We don't like battered looking kit, just like you we don't want your singers using a rusty mic covered in a history of other singers. This is a light package for when tying into local PA.
Winter Snapshot 2010
Warnersound were brought onboard personally by David Fellingham to provide additional equipment and engineering expertise for David's 55 year music extravaganza at CCK in Brighton, featuring over 130 musicians playing together in five different styles of group.
Autumn Snapshot 2010
Sound engineering and mics provided for Phatfish and Lou Fellingham Light Tour... Equipment and engineers provided for function bands at weddings... Audio Visual equipment and engineering for Education conferences...
Summer Snapshot 2010
Warnersound have now completed a week long festival for the Ichthus Church, Revive 2010. Each venue received comments on the quality of the system with many positive comments in the main venue regarding the best sound they've ever had on the site.
Warnersound used it's new vocal mic, the Neumann KMS 105 for Chris Orange the Worship leader. This microphone sounds natural throughout the vocal range and allows the voice to sit smoothly in the mix.
Dave has just finished engineering an event via BHSound for New Frontiers "Newday". This involved running the sound for a 7000 person big top venue, packed out every morning and evening, with internationally renowned artists Phatfish, Matt Redman, Jules Burt and Jordan.
Spring Snapshot 2010
Warnersound provided technical solutions for the Graham Kendrick Acoustic Gospels tour. This required a venue by venue solution for sound, lighting and AV, using in house kit where appropriate and supplying kit in venues that could not deliver the warmth and coverage required. The tour was a success with many compliments from the audience on the quality of the production.