We like to keep things simple, so there are a few things that we’ll need in order to give the best possible performance.
Please feel very welcome to contact us if you have any further questions or would like any advice or suggestions on anything from lights to props to themes.
Technical Requirements
- We Supply: Drums and full DJ equipment
- Space: (approximately) Width: 5m / Depth: 3m
- Table for our equipment: Approx 1.8m – 2m/ 600mm (needs to be sturdy)
- Power supply (2X 4-way under the table is fine)
- XLR out X2 (L&R – from our mixer)
- Mics & stands X2 for vocals/announcements
- Mics for drums (every sound engineer has their way of doing this – and this is fine with us, so long as it sounds good!)
- Monitors X2 (for drums & dj)
- Amp(s) / Speakers / subs – nice and juicy with high quality sound! (‘festival’, not wedding disco!)
- Stage layout: Left= DJ equipment / Right= Drums (looking at the stage)
- Lighting: Red & orange (not flashing), and from the side, not front (we want to be able to see who’s there, without being dazzled!) and occasionally introduce green/purple/blue/white as we get more lively (we trust lighting engineers creative judgement!).
As a guide, go for ‘Jazz Club / Cosy Tavern / vintage / festival’ (not ‘wedding disco’ / ‘night club’). (we don’t mind fairy lights, oil lanterns, candles, or unusual/quirky etc. - Full sound check
- Vehicle access back-stage to offload / load kit
Note for sound engineers
Many thanks for all your hard work, and we look forward to teaming up with you soon. Please forget everything you know about normal DJs – we’re far from normal!! We’ll be arriving a few hours early to set up the DJ kit and drums back-stage, ready for a quick changeover/setup.
We have various props/dinosaurs to set up once we’ve completed the main technical set up.
Please feel very welcome to get in contact if you need any further information.
Best wishes 🙂
Martin & Tom