Dave Warner had a great summer of Engineering this year, with acts including Bellowhead, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and The Hoosiers. He also worked with Neville Staples, The Christians and to top it off… The Wurzles. More artists can be found here...
Warnersound have recently been praised for the quality of the sound created within Canterbury Cathedral. A well planned speaker system delayed the audio to keep it even and consistent down the length of the Nave. After the event members of the audience commented that they never knew it could sound so clear in the Cathedral.
Organisers of the event shared the same opinion:
"Dave, Just to thank you so much for a thoroughly expert, professional and well run PA set up at Canterbury Cathedral on Sunday.
The effort you put in to going there beforehand, getting the right spec, and setting up before we arrived certainly paid dividends…" - Simon Dennis
"Hi Dave - Just to let you know that the Diocese is buzzing after Sunday night in the Cathedral, and to say a huge thank you for your input. It was a joy to work with you, and a real privilege to watch real pros at work. People are saying that they didn't think it was possible to get such a good clear sound in that building. Personally I was bowled over by the sheer numbers of people who turned up: it was a fitting culmination and fulfilment of a vision we had over a year ago, and you helped us make it so special." - Rev John Leach
Warnersound provided sound and video for an education conference in London and Cardiff with fantastic results. Julie Lawes, director of Catch Up says:
"Really impressed with Warner Sound. People at the Catch Up conferences commented on the high quality of the sound. It was most appreciated that it was all stress free our end! Dave thought of everything and for a reasonable price too! Would definitely use the company again"
Julie Lawes Catch Up director www.catchup.org.uk
STOP! You don't need to sacrifice quality in order to make ends meet.
Are you struggling to find a solution to fit the budget of your conference?
Warnersound are able to provide affordable solutions that suit conferences without trimming away essentials, maintaining the quality for your clients and ensuring the message is put across to your audience. We use the right quality equipment tailored to your event, not larger unnecessary solutions churned as a quick easy fix.
We also supply great engineers who can put your presenters at ease and take the technical complications off their shoulders.
Warnersound has invested into it's d&B stock with two E9s and two E3s, and EPAC amplifiers, perfect for conferences and concerts.
The E9s are a full bodied front of house speaker capable of filling good sized rooms with transparent audio.
The E3s can either be used as a small conference PA for speech, or used to great effect as delay speakers to add to the E9 system.
All speakers are in perfect condition and freshly painted, with clean black stands, no rusty stands here!
Dave Warner is mixing the sound for this years tour. This involves mixing eight monitor mixes from FOH as well as mixing the band to suit ages from primary school to 80+ years old with audiences both dancing and seated.
The music varies from the new Lou Fellingham album "Step into the Light", to the Phatfish "In Jesus" with a few older songs spaced inbetween. The set list is carefully selected to give a wide variety of sounds, including a couple of acoustic tracks that highlight the bands musical talent.
Crew on the tour are: Sound - Dave Warner, Lights - Sam Tamplin, Guitar Tech - Jack Wintermeyer.
A great review of the tour can be found here. Tour dates can be found on Phatfish's site here.
Warnersound have recently purchased a Neumann KMS 105 and a Shure Beta 52 to add to it's hire and engineering stock. Email for prices. Can be shipped individually or as part of a set.
Neumann KMS 105: A studio quality capsule with a very even and smooth response. It has an advanced double mesh pop filter to reduce wind noise, and a condenser capsule to reduce sibilance. This capsule sounds brilliant across the entire vocal range with artists immediately noticing the improvement in their sound when using this mic.
Shure Beta 52: A dynamic microphone tailored to work well within kick drums. This mic has an acoustically enhanced low-end, giving the kick drum the thump it needs in the subs.
Warnersound supply tour support and equipment for Graham Kendrick's spring 2010 tour.
More information on the previous events page.
Warnersound are providing a sound system at Carsington Water this weekend, one of the UK's popular attractions. This is for an open air concert on the side of the reservoir, and will be engineered by Dave.
Performing at the concert will be local bands from Ashbourne and the surrounding areas. Warnersound will supply a Meyer UPA rig, a Yamaha digital desk and a full compliment of band mics.
