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Concerts · Tours · Corporate

Live event production

Audio, video, stage lighting and staging for concerts, tours, conferences and corporate events — nationwide since 1997. Led by Ben Gale, Co-Owner & Vice President.

LED wall and moving lights during an arena show

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Live production

Sinewave Audio has provided professional audio, video, stage lighting and staging for corporate events, concerts and tours throughout the United States since 1997.

Some clients want a team to design the event from the ground up. Others just need a company that can meet an artist’s rider. We’re equipped for either — with an inventory of the most in-demand equipment in the industry and long relationships with partners for the very specialized asks.

Technical skill and professionalism are both requirements. Sinewave is a service company, and our technicians know the client comes first.

Hotel ballroom conference with IMAG screens and stage lighting

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Corporate events

A national conference in an arena, a meeting in a conference room, a private party in a hotel ballroom — the scale changes, the standard doesn’t.

We bring the equipment, the technicians and the event management to make it run smoothly, sound professional and stay inside the budget. We work directly with venues, local labor, artists and presenters so details are settled and questions answered before doors open.

Wide view of an arena concert with hung line arrays

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Concerts & tour support

Our technicians have decades of experience supplying one-off concerts and tours, and Sinewave has provided equipment and crew to a long list of award-winning national acts.

At that level, consistency is the job: the same result night after night. Our L-Acoustics loudspeaker and amplification inventory meets the demands of any tour rider.

Under one roof

Four departments, one call.

Audio

L-Acoustics line arrays and amplification, DiGiCo, Avid, Midas and Yamaha consoles, Shure and Sennheiser wireless.

Video

Projection, displays and IMAG for the back of the room, with switching run by our technicians.

Lighting

Martin, Elation, ETC and Jands fixtures, programmed on MA Lighting consoles — from clean presenter light to a full concert rig.

Staging

Stage Right decks, James Thomas and Tomcat truss, CM rigging and Rose Brand drape.

How a show runs

No surprises at doors.

We work with your venue, local labor, artists and presenters so the details are settled before the event — not during it.

  1. 01

    Advance

    Venue, rider, run of show, power and load-in details — settled before the truck leaves Anderson.

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    Load-in

    Our crew works with venue staff and local labor to build the stage, rig, and system.

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    Show

    Experienced engineers at front of house, monitors, lighting and video.

  4. 04

    Load-out

    Struck, packed and out on schedule.

Show sheet

Sketch your event in thirty seconds.

Pick what you’re planning and what you need. We’ll draft a starting point you can send straight to our team — a conversation starter, not a quote.

01 What kind of event?
02 How many people?
100–500
03 What do you need?
SINEWAVE AUDIO · SHOW SHEET

Corporate meeting or conference

    Your crew and gear list get finalized once we know the venue, run of show and any riders.

    Send this to Sinewave

    On the road

    Recent shows

    Front-of-house engineer mixing on a DiGiCo console in an arenaWide view of an arena concert with hung line arraysVideo operator at a switching station during a live eventCorporate presenter on a dark stage with accent lightingStage washed in red light with beams from overhead trussEngineer mixing a ballroom general session from front of houseWorship concert with beam lighting and side video screensArena floor during load-in with rigging and line arraysSinewave engineer on comms at the front-of-house position

    Straight answers

    Event production questions

    Short, plain answers to what people ask us most. There are 34 in the full list.

    All questions

    Can Sinewave Audio provide sound, lighting, video and staging for my event?

    Yes. Sinewave Audio provides all four — professional audio, video, stage lighting and staging — along with the technicians and event management to run them, so one company handles the whole production.

    What kinds of events does Sinewave Audio work?

    Corporate meetings and national conferences, concerts, tours, worship events and private parties — anything from a conference room meeting to an arena. Recent work ranges from hotel-ballroom general sessions to arena concerts with full line-array PA, LED walls and moving lights.

    Can Sinewave Audio meet an artist’s tech rider?

    Yes. Sinewave Audio has supplied equipment and technicians to many award-winning national acts, and its L-Acoustics loudspeaker and amplification inventory is built to meet the demands of any tour rider. Send the rider over and the team will confirm every line before the show.

    Do you just rent equipment, or do you send technicians too?

    Sinewave Audio is a service company first: its live events come with experienced technicians and event management, not just gear on a truck. If you have a specific equipment-only need, call and ask — the team will tell you straight what makes sense for your situation.

    Can Sinewave Audio design an event from the ground up?

    Yes. Some clients bring a finished plan and need it executed; others need help designing the event from scratch. Sinewave Audio does both, and coordinates directly with venues, local labor, artists and presenters so questions are settled before the event starts.

    How far in advance should I book production for my event?

    As soon as you have a date and a venue. Large conferences and tours are usually planned months ahead, but it’s always worth calling — the sooner Sinewave knows your date, the more options you have.

    What should I have ready when I ask for an event quote?

    The date, venue, expected headcount, a rough run of show or agenda, and any artist riders. Mention what matters most — speech clarity, a big concert sound, video for the back of the room, a certain look — and your budget range. Missing pieces are fine; the team will help fill them in.

    Start here

    Got a date on the calendar?

    Send the venue, headcount and any riders. We’ll take it from there.

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