Audio matrixing
A matrix decides what plays where. It is the difference between a building with one volume knob and a building that can be run.
Related
Any venue with more than one area needs routing: a microphone in the hall reaching the lobby during a speech but not during dinner, background music in the bar independent of the function room, an emergency announcement overriding everything. That is a matrix with processing, and it is the part of the system that decides how usable the venue is day to day.
What it handles
- Routing any source to any zone, with priorities and overrides.
- Processing per zone — equalisation, delay, limiting — set during commissioning.
- Presets for the ways the venue is actually used.
- Paging and emergency priority.
- Networked audio between rooms and floors where the building needs it.
Control that staff can use
We set up wall panels and tablet control with the few actions staff need, and keep full engineering access behind that for whoever maintains the system.
Tell us the room
Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.