Megastar Bruno Mars doesn’t allow any corners cut when planning his tour sound system. That’s why he hired Chris Rabold, one of the best FOH mixers around.
And Chris naturally brought his huge live mixing experience to the table, having perfected his trade with the likes of Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Kenny Chesney to name just a few.
That’s why he didn’t fail to include the Sonic Farm Creamliner in his rack, in spite of the fact that the DiGiCo SD7 digital console running at 96 kHz already sounds very good to start with.
Says Chris:
An API 2500 stereo compressor and a Sonic Farm Creamliner tube-based processor help add some extra weight and muscle to the stereo bus.
And that was exactly the idea we had when we decided to design the Creamliner.
You can read the whole article here, or in the August 2017 issue of Light and sound.
Thanks, Chris, and thanks Bruno!