JAROCIN, POLAND – Marcin ‘Marcel’ Płoński, FOH engineer for the band Hunter, requested a dLive for the band’s performance on the main stage of Poland’s big rock fest, the Jarocin Festival.
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A dLive digital mixing system recently appeared at one of Europe’s leading rock festivals, Jarocin Festival in Poland.
Founded in the 1980s, the festival is one of the biggest and most influential rock festivals in Eastern Europe, and this year’s event included performances from bands such as Sweet Noise, The Prodigy, Acid Drinkers, Slayer and Hunter.
Hunter is a top Polish heavy metal band which formed in 1985. The band’s FOH engineer, Marcin ‘Marcel’ Płoński, requested a dLive for the band’s performance on the main stage.
”I used dLive at a previous gig, and loved it. I am very impressed with dLive’s simple and intuitive interface, and behind the scenes, has extremely advanced processing power putting dLive at the cutting edge of digital technology.”
