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POSTCARD EDITION 08/09
W-DMX™ PRODUCT RANGE
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10x R-512 Receiver, 5x S-1 Transmitter
Beladi – A Night at the Pyramids
Lighting Designer: Matthieu Larivée, Luz Lighting Design
ALD: Valy Tremblay, Proluxon
Supplier: Procon Belgium
W-DMX™ made a concert at the Pyramids of Giza worthy of a Pharaoh. “Beladi - A Night at the
Pyramids” was the rst “made for television” concert ever recorded at this historical site. The
concert featured Quebec singing superstar Chantal Chamandy, accompanied by the Cairo Symphony
Orchestra performing for thousands of spectators, with the pyramids and the Great Sphinx providing a
spectacular backdrop.
Lighting Designer Matthieu Larivée of Luz Lighting Design and Assistant LD Valy Tremblay of Proluxon
designed a colourful array of effects on the massive structures using almost 600 xtures to achieve
the perfect look to accompany this historical event. The landscape provided the biggest challenge, the
shortest distance from console to xture was approximately 1000 meters (.6 miles) and the longest
more than 1800 meters (1.1 miles), consisting of rough desert hills and rocky terrain. The only logical
solution for DMX control of the massive equipment list was W-DMX™ by Wireless Solution.
Tremblay was thrilled with W-DMX™, citing a number of reasons it was so valuable during the project.
“I’ve worked with W-DMX™ in the past on elaborate shows such as Cirque du Soleil’s Delirium and
knew it was reliable,” he says, “Not only is it impossible to run cable when dealing with set ups of this
magnitude, but we were under extremely tight time constraints. We only had 8 days from the time
the equipment arrived until the actual concert to get almost 600 xtures up and running – and they
were scattered over the span of an entire square mile of highly protected land. Even if we had that
much cable, it would have taken weeks and made an unsightly mess.”
Tobias Rylander, lead on-site W-DMX™ technician, was equally impressed, “It’s easy to be skeptical
when you see the size of these pyramids, not to mention the other factors like the intense heat
and the amount of broadcast equipment, plus thousands of people with cell phones – we even had
camels walking around the equipment! But the W-DMX™ signal was stable the entire time without a
single interruption.”
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