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A slightly different lighting configuration has been chosen for the Day Club. Four Martin Professional Atomic 3000 strobes and 10 Martin Professional MAC 350 Entour fixtures keep the space alive as day becomes night. Control for these spaces is networked into the Main Room’s grandMA2, with functional access through computer stations in each room. HP TouchSmart touch screen computers, with a mapped Livid Instruments Ohm64 midi controller, allows the other rooms to benefit from grandMA software on a much smaller package.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
MAIN ROOM SOUND: 2 x Funktion One / SIA custom cluster (4 x Funktion One upper bass horn loaded enclosure; 5 x Funktion One 10-inch Axhead horns arranged in 120° point source arc along with 5 x hornloaded proprietary 1-inch HF driver); 2 x Funktion One / SIA custom cluster (2 x Funktion One 15-inch horn; 3 x 10-inch and 3 x 1-inch horn); 8 x Funktion One F221 bass cabinet; 10 x Funktion One Resolution 2 full-range speaker; 20 x Funktion One F101 speaker; 10 x Funktion One 18-inch subwoofer; MC² E90 amplification; XTA and BSS Audio processing; 1 x Yamaha LS9-16 digital mixing console; 1 x Yamaha MY16-AE expansion card; 1 x 15-inch ELO Touch Screen controller running BSS Audio London Architect DJ: 2 x Pioneer DJM-800 DJ mixer; 5 x Pioneer CDJ-2000 CD deck; 1 x Pioneer EFX-1000 digital effects unit; 4 x Technics SL-1210M5SG turntable; 3 x Rane Serato unit; 2 x Shure SM58 mic; 2 x Shure ULXP24D / BETA58 wireless mic; 2 x Funktion One Resolution 3 speaker (monitor); 2 x Turbosound NuQ-12 monitor speaker LIGHTING: 6 x Show Motion / SJ Lighting pod (2 x Elation Professional Design Design Spot 300 Pro fixture; 16 x Birket Speciality Lighting 7W LED Strobe-Brik; 16 x Philips Color Kinetics 6-inch iColor Cove; 1 x RSC Lightlock); 8 x Elation Professional Opti Tri Par; 6 x Elation Professional Design Spot 300 Pro; 2 x Vari-Lite VL1000AI moving head; 8 x Vari-Lite VL1000AS moving head; 6 x Vari-Lite VL1000AS moving head; 10 x Martin Professional Atomic 3000 strobe; 3 x 4-Lite Audience Blinder; 1 x Lightwave 5W RGB laser; 8 x ETC Source 4 Ellipsoidal spotlight; 2 x Martin Professional Jem ZR44 fog machine; 2 x Reel EFX DF-50 hazer; 1 x Kryogenifex Liquid Nitrogen System LIGHTING CONTROL: 1 x MA Lighting grandMA2 Light lighting desk; 336 x ETC Sensor+ dimmer; 120 x ETC Smart-Switch relay; 8 x ETC Paradigm architectural control processor; ETC Net3 DMX gateway; 2 x Livid Instruments Ohm64 MIDI controller VIDEO: 25ft x 32ft LED wall (84 x GLIC 16mm Indoor Mesh 2.5); 1 x Barco FLM R22+ projector; 2 x Barco SLM R12+ projector; 1 x Barco Folsom ImagePRO HD signal processor; 4 x Barco Folsom DCS-100 switcher / scaler; 1 x Green Hippo Hippotizer HD V3 media server; 1 x V Squared Labs DJFX content server; 1 x Crestron Pro2 CPU; 1 x Crestron Remote Touchpanel; 4 x Apple iPad; 1 x Apple Mac mini; 2 x Apple Mac Tower; 1 x Apple iMac workstation; 1 x HP Z800 workstation; 1 x DJFX Custom Derivative TouchDesigner System; 1 x hexler TouchOSC app; 1 x Modul8 VJ software
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The Library
Marquee is a massive, multi-room playground, which is rife with bespoke technologies. Take the Main Room’s sound, lighting and visual designs, for example. Each has been created through the meeting of great minds, creative vision and first class technology. Everything in the club is focused on giving the customer a unique clubbing experience, a childlike adventure in an adult context. And it goes to show that when you bring together the expertise of creative people who are capable of working together, and put in place a budget that allows creative freedom, you can create places as outstanding as Marquee. Or, at least, you can in Vegas.
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