The One Night Carnival was one of the opening events for the much-anticipated Gocheok Sky Dome, six years in the making
Korea - One of Asia's largest EDM festival events has been held in Seoul to mark the opening of South Korea's first covered baseball stadium. The One Night Carnival brought 20,000 EDM fans to the new Gocheok Sky Dome to see headliner Martin Garrix and other well-known DJs perform with an impressive 18-a-side STM modular line array, supplied by Way Audio.

The One Night Carnival was one of the opening events for the much-anticipated Gocheok Sky Dome, six years in the making. Situated in the district of Guro in western Seoul, the Sky Dome has capacity for 18,000 for baseball games and up to 25,000 for concerts and other events. Now the second-largest baseball field in the country, the venue's advantage is its covering dome which allows for fans to enjoy events, regardless of the weather.

EDM prodigy Martin Garrix was recruited as main headliner, ably supported by Julian Jordan, DJ Bou&spectrum, Gerben Brouwer and Justin Mylo, all hot young stars in the EDM universe.

Korean rental company Way Audio was nominated as main sound system supplier, following its success with the World DJ Festival, also held in Seoul. With extensive experience in matching Nexo's modular line arrays to EDM material, Way Audio provided a substantial STM Series rig for the event.

Providing main PA to the floor of the stadium were left and right arrays, each with 18 sets of STM M46 main + STM B112 bass cabinets. Behind each array were flown 18x S118 subs, with a further 10x CD18 subs groundstacked across the front of the stage. Side arrays were made up of 12x GEO T each, in a system design by Yun cheol Lee of Way Audio, working with Eddie Kim from A-works prosound.

For stage monitoring, Garrix and the other DJs were embraced by two STM stacks, "Texas headphones" as they are sometimes called, each with three STM M28 modules stacked on a single S118 18"sub. Additionally, 10x PS15 were supplied as floor wedges. All Nexo systems were powered by NXAMP TDcontrollers.

(Jim Evans)


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