Where it matters
- Conferences, performances, broadcasts, and busy venues
- Microphones, IEMs, intercom, IFB, and transmitters
- Multiple rooms, stages, teams, or device owners
Audio specialty / RF coordination
Wireless that stays out of the way of the show.
A live-audio specialty for wireless microphones, IEMs, communications, and production transmitters, spanning frequency planning through on-site monitoring.
Control the environment
More channels. Less guesswork.
House, touring, press, broadcast, communications, and vendor devices all share the same spectrum.
Advance coordination sets the plan. On-site scans and monitoring test it against conditions in the room.
RF Coordination projects
What we coordinate
- Devices, ranges, modes, locations, and schedules
- Primary and backup frequencies, exclusions, and spacing
- Antennas, zones, deployment, monitoring, and changes
Inside the RF plan
Know the devices. Know the site. Build usable assignments.
The plan accounts for equipment limits and real spectrum conditions.
Devices and site
Models, tuning ranges, rooms, movement, schedules, and existing scan data.
Frequency plan
Primary and backup assignments, exclusions, spacing, and equipment limits.
Antennas and zones
Distribution, coverage, settings, labels, batteries, and spares.
On-site oversight
Live monitoring, diagnosis, and controlled changes.
RF in the real world
Plan for the spectrum. Adapt to the room.
A frequency file is the start, not the finish.
Map
Devices, rooms, schedules, movement, and neighboring systems.
Coordinate
Usable assignments with backups and exclusions.
Verify
Scan on-site and check devices, settings, antennas, and zones.
Monitor
Watch the environment and make controlled changes.
Start with the inventory
Send the device list, even if it is partial.
We’ll identify gaps in the inventory and site information.
DevicesModels, quantities, ranges, and modes.
TeamsHouse, touring, press, broadcast, and comms contacts.
SiteVenue, rooms, movement, scans, antennas, and constraints.
ScheduleAccess, test, rehearsal, program, and monitoring windows.
Audio specialty
RF sits under Audio Engineering.
Book it with the audio department or as focused wireless support.
Start with the device list
How many wireless systems will share the site?
Bring the date, venue, rooms, and expected channel count.