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Audio and Sound Engineering

If the audience cannot hear clearly, nothing else matters. Wampum Events delivers audio and sound engineering for corporate events across Egypt - intelligible speech, balanced music, and a clean signal from the first microphone to the last speaker.

WHAT'S INCLUDED
PA and line-array systems sized to the room, speaker and presenter microphones, wireless systems, stage monitors, digital mixing, playback, and a dedicated sound engineer. We also handle clean feeds for recording, streaming, and simultaneous interpretation when needed.

HOW WE WORK
We specify the system to the room's size and acoustics, set up and ring out before rehearsals, and run a soundcheck with your speakers. A live engineer mixes throughout, so levels stay right whether it is a quiet panel or a high-energy launch.

WHAT TO PLAN FOR
Room size and acoustics, the number of speakers and microphones, music and playback needs, and any recording, streaming, or interpretation feeds. Live translation and broadcast feeds should be flagged early so we provision the right outputs.

WHY WAMPUM
Audio is engineered alongside stage, lighting, and AV, so microphones, screens, and cameras share one clean, conflict-free signal chain. Part of the TePee Group.

WHERE WE WORK
Based in Nasr City, Cairo, we produce events across Egypt - Greater Cairo, Alexandria, the North Coast, El Gouna and the Red Sea, and Sharm El Sheikh.

FAQ
Can you provide feeds for streaming or translation? Yes - we provision clean audio feeds for recording, streaming, and simultaneous interpretation. Do you supply wireless microphones? Yes - handheld, lapel, and headset wireless, frequency-coordinated for the venue. Is a sound engineer there for the whole event? Yes - a dedicated engineer mixes live throughout, so levels stay right from a quiet panel to a high-energy launch. When should we tell you about interpretation or streaming? As early as possible - confirming interpretation and streaming feeds early lets us provision the right outputs.

Audio and Sound Engineering

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