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You are standing at the audio system speakers by the stage in the hackitorium. EXITS: Hackitorium, Stage. > |
Audio systems around Noisebridge. Most are part of Music guild, but there are also audio systems for everyone at Noisebridge to use for events or other times you want to play things aloud. |
Sound Systems
The physical space has a number of sound systems in various rooms. Please be considerate of those around you when playing music in the space. Asking before blasting.
Musicians?
You can learn about musicians and specifics about music playing options over on Music Guild. This page is for sound systems.
Hackitorium
The downstairs Hackitorium doesn't have a permanent AV setup, but it does have special-event equipment including a projector and large speakers available for bigger gatherings. There's potential here: with a switcher and a tie-in to Beyla's output, we could recreate something like the old 2169 setup and give the space full audio routing for events. If you want to help make that happen, ask around or bring it up at a Tuesday meeting.
For historical info about the old permanent setup (HDMI switcher, Apple TV, SomaFM RPi) from 2169 Mission St, see Audio_2169.
RNA Lounge
The RNA Lounge (upstairs hackitorium) has a Beyla-connected amplifier sitting on top of the old NB podium at the top of the stairs. Inside the podium body is Noisebridge's FM radio transmitter, which broadcasts on 87.9 FM -- off by default, easy to switch on, antenna in the stairwell, range roughly 2 blocks.
A second Beyla-connected amp is in the hallway next to the kitchen, across from the Electronics Lab door, giving that whole stretch of the upstairs decent audio coverage. Volume on each amp is independent.
Music Room
The Music Room is for making music — it's usually full of people playing instruments. Check Music for what's in there.
Wood Shop
No dedicated sound system at the moment.
Sewing Room
Usually kept quiet. Bring your own speaker, or leave the door open to catch Beyla from the hallway.
Drum Circle
Be Considerate
"I have good taste." —Mark, speaking for everyone ever's self assessment
Everyone likes their music but it isn't always a good idea to play loud music in the space.
- Ask yourself if you would be content listening to your music yourself on headphones so other people can listen to theirs.