Auditoriums are larges event spaces used for events that take place with large audiences. The objective of the technology in an auditorium space is to assure that the presentation goes smoothly and easily.

Businesses today are dependent on not just legacy to grow their business. They are also looking at technology as a driver for growth. One obvious case in point is that your leads, or clients will certainly appreciate the way you work and communicate. One of the most unifying factors is interpersonal communication within teams. This is where modern day AV technology helps bridge gaps, brings teams closer and simplifies communication no matter where you are located.

Typical AV Elements for Theaters and Auditoriums:

• HD projection system mounted in a lift
• Multiple 75” Flat Panel Displays throughout space
• In-ceiling and/or in-wall speakers
• Pan-Tilt-Zoom video conferencing camera
• Ceiling microphone(s)
• Wireless microphones
• Audio DSP (“digital signal-processing”) for optimal sound
• Custom-programmed control system with touch-panel graphical user interface
• All mounting hardware
• Appropriate cabled- and wireless- source connections Lectern
• Equipment rack (if needed)
• Professional Installation
• Lightwork’s TLC Maintenance

Whether you’re hosting a large industry conference with cutting-edge presentations or a small gathering of clients or partners, you can rest confident that every sight and sound in your unique environment will be sharp, clear, and easy to control.

We combine your Auditoriums with large venue presentation facilities, taking into account the application and audience to ensure that every sight and sound in your one-of-a-kind place is spectacular, intelligent, and simple to control.

Our high-definition flat-screen displays, projectors, digital audio, and automatic lighting allow you to fill the theatre with audience passion and excitement. We assist you in creating impactful settings for presenting information, supporting your events, training, and more for large audiences in auditoriums, providing your company a technological edge.

Synkom Technologies Pvt. Ltd. helps implement all-digital, networked AV technology which allows centralized control over lighting, HVAC, sound, projection and video conferencing elements to allow the smooth execution of events with the help of smaller teams.

Synkom Technologies Pvt. Ltd.  begins with the auditorium sound system design and integrates elements like large screen projection, lighting management, control systems and video conferencing that allow smoother management of a wide range of sub-systems. By deploying customized auditorium speakers with the right speaker placement, our sound engineers ensure evenly distributed sound along with effective noise control and vibration isolation to minimize the effect of external and mechanical noises.

Let’s understand some of the benefits of a video wall:

1. Engage Customers

Visuals are more engaging than any other form of communication. Hence with your very own Video Wall, your messages are delivered quickly and effectively. Simple Communication has become the norm and more and more sectors & industries are realizing that they need something simple yet efficient. A Video Wall fills this very gap.

2. Data Visualization and Collaboration:

There are some sites that need to be monitored for the vast amount of information. Large displays have been the first choice for effective monitoring and data analysis. Video Walls have been a great way to gather all insights and to display information effectively that changes the way of presenting.

3. Useful for Any Industry:

 Display content in a larger-than-life manner is way more important. Video Walls are versatile and can be used in various situations such as Communication, Advertising, Surveillance, Data Presentation, Product Launch, and more. They are interesting and attractive to the eye and catch attention immediately. Thus, Video Walls act as a powerful tool that helps your content get a head start.

4. Interactive:

The use of interactive touch screen video walls, brings in the best of both worlds that is Presentation and Ease of Use.

Based on the size of the auditorium, the amplification system is required to produce several hundred or thousands of watts of power to drive speakers so that the entire area is filled with sound using equalization components.

While small theatres require smaller integrated speaker systems that include low, mid and high-frequency drivers, very large auditoriums may require component speakers where the bass (woofers), midrange and high-end speakers are each in their own enclosures.

Speaker systems require companion amplifiers that use crossovers to divide the audio spectrum            evenly.

An equalizer can compensate for the acoustical properties by adding or diminishing specific frequencies in the audio spectrum. Equalizers can be used as a stand-alone device or can be integrated into the sound mixing console. These equalizers can also reduce the feedback from microphones.

Choose a mixing console that affords maximum flexibility for the number of audio sources required. In case of a live performance, the performers need to hear themselves, the speakers or headphones available on stage are monitors.

The mixer used in the sound console should support sufficient monitor outputs to each performer. Monitors also require their own amplifiers. Depending on the size of the stage and the acoustical properties of the auditorium the choice of monitor is decided.

In some venues, the sound is better when each performer wears their own headphones as an open speaker could reflect off the back of the stage towards the audience. However, all headphones are not always practical for certain applications select microphones do not pick up ambient sounds from the room as they are highly directional. Microphones should be placed as close to the sound source as possible as many auditoriums may have unpredictable reflective surfaces that cause feedback.

Providing a quality mix to performers on stage can be the difference between a memorable performance and a forgettable one. A good sound engineer ensures proper and perfect monitor setup on stage which allows musicians to perform with confidence.

Run your stage instruments into a Direct Injection (DI) box if they need to be balanced. Connect the mixing board directly through cables for vocal, amplifier and instrument microphones being used on    stage.

The number of monitors required on stage should be determined first. Every speaker or musician on stage should be provided with a monitor but that is not always practical based on the size of the venue and the available equipment.

Musicians playing instruments should be able to hear the stage mix and vocals, while vocalists should always have a monitor. For musicians who are standing the ideal position of the monitor should be a 45 to 50-degree angle to the speaker cabinet, whereas if a musician is sitting on stage the monitor’s angle such be set so the sound is directed toward his head, placed at least five to 10 feet apart.

In recent times, Digital mixers have made progress in the quality of the sound and cost when compared  to a moderately priced analogue mixer.

The auditorium sound system can be integrated with high-performance professional audio, multi-channel audio mixer, a digital stage box and rope microphones on stage which helps to conduct un-hindered events such as drama or music.

A central control system controls the Audio Visual system integration which can control lights, LED screen, stage lights, either from the podium placed on the stage or directly from a control room within the auditorium. A projector system based on the room needs. Laptops, tablets, cell phones- they’re all critical and they all run out of battery. People can stay connected through connectivity boxes that feature power.