The recent Long Beach One Love reggae festival saw Harmony Event Productions providing sound reinforcement for three days of music from 50 acts, including headliners Slightly Stoopid, Dirty Heads and Rebelution, as well as 311, Shwayze, SOJA, Iration, Steel Pulse, J Boog and Tha Dogg Pound. Handling the primary mix was an Allen & Heath dLive S5000 Surface and DM64 MixRack.
Los Angeles-based Harmony has a range of Allen & Heath equipment in its hire stock, including Qu Series mixers, and GLD-80 and dLive S Class systems. The company provides sound, lighting, video and event production for festivals like One Love along with concerts, weddings and corporate events.
‘After trying dLive, most engineers will fall in love with its ease of set-up and sonic quality,’ says Harmony Founder, Shawn Ellis. ‘In addition, the support in the field I have received has been invaluable. There are a lot of console flavours in the industry but for ease of use, quality plug-ins, expandability, and durability, dLive is my cherry.’
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