First dLive installation in India at Mumbai’s Hard Rock Café

25 November 2015 · News

Allen & Heath’s dLive has been installed in Mumbai’s renowned Hard Rock Café, marking the first installation of the new digital mixing system in India.

It has been installed by Sun Infonet – the distributor of Allen & Heath products in India, and features the flagship DM64 MixRack with an S7000 Control Surface.

The first artist to use the new mixer was singer Gary Lawyer, who, along with his seven-piece band, performed a tribute to Elvis Presley.

Both FOH and monitors were mixed on the same system by sound engineer, Afaque Azad.

“I am extremely happy and impressed with the board,” comments Azad. “I am amazed at the accuracy of dLive’s dynamic processing, EQ, and FX Rack, and the user friendly interface. The ultra low latency of the mixer made it a very positive mixing experience, and the surface’s illumination and the dust resistant faders are a bonus.”

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