DiGiCo Quantum 338 and Quantum 225 at the heart of

The DiGiCo Quantum 338 is a powerful digital mixing console with 128 input channels, 64 aux/subgroups and a 24 x 24 full processing matrix. Based on seventh generation FPGAs the entire system architecture is faster, more efficient and more powerful than previous ranges. The superior mix surface puts everything an engineer needs right where they need it. It was exactly what the team behind the Taihu Jazz Festival needed to keep this complex celebration of jazz, in all its forms, happening across the festival.

This year's Festival offered guests even more luxurious performing locations. Three free performance stages - the Dance Art Workshop Stage, the Snowflake Stage, and the Instrumental Interactive Stage - were set up by RAC Pro, DiGiCo distributor in China, in addition to the Taihu Outdoor Theatre and the Taihu Theatre at the National Centre for the Performing Arts Centre.

Over 40 up-and-coming jazz ensembles were invited to perform, making this festival the largest of its kind in terms of performances, participants and scale. A joint initiative between the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), the Jazz Society of the Chinese Musicians' Association (CMA), and the Beijing Contemporary Music Academy, the festival has grown in size and stature every year.

DiGiCo consoles offer the flexibility and peace of mind required to ensure the success of every performance, says Li Qi, RAC Pro system engineer. The large mixing surfaces and smart key macros ensure that multiple changeovers are smooth and problem free, making this joyful musical journey a thing of beauty for the engineers as well as the audience.

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