EventSound

A free to use app that lets people at your event tune in, whether it’s 5 listeners or over 10,000. Distribute low-latency live audio to this easy free app for any crowd. Offer translations, support visually impaired guests with spoken word, run conferences and more. It’s super easy for techs to set up, no fancy gear needed. Just use a computer and EventSound will turn it into a high-quality streaming codec!

STEP 1 – DOWNLOAD the FREE app
_{EventSound is available in the iOS AppStore and Android PlayStore.}

STEP 2 – LOCATION preferences
_{Your precise location is needed to see if an Event is available in your area.}

STEP 3 – GO LIVE
_{Press Play button, each Event has a dedicated webpage assigned for listeners}

STEP 1 – EVENTSOUND MANAGER
_{After a validated payment you will receive an email with access to the Event Manager.}

STEP 2 – EVENT NAME
_{Optional change the event name for better recognizability}

STEP 3 – LOCATION and RADIUS
_{Change the location and radius to the location where the Event takes place. The EventSound app is geo-restricted.}

STEP 4 – WEB URL
_{Optional a webpage can be displayed in the EventSound to complement your Event.}

STEP 5 – PASSKEY
_{Set an optional 4-digit passkey for listeners.}

STEP 6 – START/STOP
_{From the Manager you start and stop the Event server. When the server is active, settings can not be changed.}

NEXT – DOWNLOAD and INSTALL
_{See the following steps below for TECHNICIANS.}

STEP 1 – DOWNLOAD and INSTALL
_{The EventSound Studio software is available for Windows and Mac operating systems.}

STEP 2 – ACTIVATE
_{Use the stream code from the Event Manager to activate EventSound Studio.}

STEP 3 – Set AUDIO I/O
_{Choose the audio driver for your input and output.}

STEP 4 – GO LIVE
_{Click the Mic button to test your input level
Click the Satellite button to start streaming}

EventSound Studio can send Audio to more Events. Think about multi-language translations. Connect a multi-channel audio card and connect as many channels you need.

EventSound Studio has an easy audio player. You can setup a playlist of audio files for breaks and pre/post audio in the broadcast. Or just insert a jingle with keyboard shortcuts.