One way you can offset the overall cost of a wedding is to take on the task of providing the music yourself. Obviously, creating a do-it-yourself wedding DJ system will require a bit more effort on your part. This guide will explain the basics of what you need to do, point out many pitfalls, and give you some creative ideas on how you can spice up your event.
The Song List
One of the most important jobs you need to do is to create the song list for the day’s events. You need to figure out exactly which songs will be played at the wedding. You also need to determine the order in which they’ll be played and when they will be played. Once the list of songs is compiled, you need to acquire all of the music and organize it for your playback system.
The Playback System
You’ll have to choose a device to play music at the wedding. The most common way to do this is with an handheld devise or another kind of tablet. If you go this route, you need to create a custom Playlist for the wedding. It’s a smart idea to have the wedding’s Playlist loaded onto more than one device (as a safety backup). Another playback option is to connect a laptop computer to the sound system that’s loaded with all of the songs you need. No matter what playback system you end up using, it’s a smart idea to always have a backup.
The Sound System
Some wedding venues come with an included sound system, while others do not. If your wedding venue doesn’t have an included sound system, you’re going to need to provide one yourself. The good news is that Clear Sound Atlanta can provide you with a high quality, competitively priced sound system for your special day.
Clear Sound Atlanta has the technical expertise and creativity design and set-up a sound system that will compliment your venue. Our team will coordinate with your event planner to ensure proper sound reinforcement.
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Dance the Night Away with Party Lights
People love to cut loose on the dance floor at weddings, and having a few party lights can really draw people in. The good news about dance lights is that they’re pretty easy to use. We rent up – lights and stage lighting which have sound sensors built into them. The sound sensors react to changes in the music, and automatically come up with a light show that’s in sync with the music.
LEDs are a good option for dance lights. They run cool, so you don’t have to worry about anyone touching them and burning their hands, and they’re pretty affordable. The Chauvet Venue Thinpar64 LED Light is a good option because of its tasteful low profile, and range of colors and effects.
Thanks for checking out this Clear Sound Atlanta Blogpost! Hopefully it’s given you some ideas about how you’ll approach your wedding sound system. If you have any questions about wedding sound systems contact Clear Sound Atlanta.
Original Article by By Sam Mallery | bhphotovideo.com