IPG Meets Every DJ Rider with Pro Gear.
When the Beat Drops, IPG Delivers
There’s a moment just before the drop when a crowd holds its breath. For us, that breath is everything. It’s why we check every cable twice, tune every speaker to the room, and build a booth that feels as good as it looks. At Impact Production Group (IPG), we partner with DJs the way a great rhythm section backs a soloist: quietly, precisely, and with absolute confidence.
Whether it’s a beachfront party, a luxury wedding, or a brand event that needs to hit, we show up rider-ready and performance-focused. Tech on point. Vibe intact.
We Speak Rider; Fluently
A DJ rider is a promise between artist and production. We honor it.
- Pro media players & mixers from industry leaders commonly requested on riders—e.g., Pioneer DJ’s flagship CDJ players and high-end mixers like the DJM series—are part of our standard approach, so artists step into a familiar, stable workflow.
- Alternative front-ends (e.g., Allen & Heath Xone series) are supported when a rider calls for that feel and filter architecture.
- Monitoring & I/O that’s clean and predictable: proper booth monitors, sensible gain structure, and tidy, labeled patching.
- Redundancy where it matters: power protection, backup lines, and spare interconnects.
This isn’t about over-promising—it’s about making the artist feel at home the second they cue the first track.
Sound You Can Feel (Front Row to Back Bar)
Great sets deserve systems that translate detail and energy across the entire audience area. Our designs scale from intimate lounges to outdoor dance floors:
- Line-source loudspeakers and point-source fills from global touring brands (e.g., d&b audiotechnik and L-Acoustics) allow us to shape coverage, keep vocals clear, and let the low end breathe without boom.
- Tuning to the terrain: beach wind, garden foliage, and ballroom reflections each need different EQ and deployment. We analyze the space, aim the boxes, and tune the rig so that the mix feels balanced everywhere.
- Reasonable SPL, musical dynamics: impact without fatigue, so guests can dance and still hold a conversation at the edges.
The Visual Hit: Lights, Screens & FX That Track the Music
A killer booth is also a beacon. We tailor the look to the artist and the event:
- Moving heads, strobes, blinders for punchy accents.
- LED walls or scenic backdrops for logos and motion graphics synced to the set.
- Atmospherics (haze/fog where appropriate) to catch light without clouding the view.
- Cue-aware programming: blackouts before drops, sparkle on builds, warm looks for early cocktails, and full-energy looks for peak time.
Modular DJ Booths: Fast, Clean, and Camera-Ready
Our booths are built like touring rigs: pre-cabled, shock-tested, and quick to deploy. Looks range from minimal white to raw wood, mirror, bamboo, or LED-accented finishes. We design:
- Proper booth monitor placement and isolation.
- Neat cable management and concealed power.
- Ergonomics (height, spacing, sightlines) so the artist can move naturally and play confidently.
- Brandable facias for corporate shows without interfering with heat dissipation or access.
Workflow: From First Email to First Track
- Rider review & confirmation – we map requested gear to our inventory and flag any optional upgrades.
- Site & power plan – stage location, cable runs, weather thinking, and audience coverage.
- Build & test – consoles bench-tested, firmware aligned, and show files loaded if provided.
- Load-in & line check – tidy patching, time-aligned PA, booth reference set to taste.
- Standby & support – techs stay close, quietly solving problems before they exist.
Designed for Destination Performances
Mauritius attracts artists and audiences from everywhere. We smooth the edges:
- Clear pre-show comms with managers and tour crews.
- Flight-case friendly staging and backstage logistics.
- Weather-aware planning for coastal sites.
- On-show discretion—we blend tech and aesthetics so the stage looks intentional, not improvised.
Why DJs Like Working with IPG
Because we care about both sides of the fader. Specs are important; feel is essential. We prep like engineers and listen like fans, so the set flows, the crowd responds, and the night becomes a story worth telling.
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