North Quay Festival
Sitewide audio networks, RF coordination and coverage design across an exposed waterfront footprint.
Setpoint Integration makes complex technical systems feel considered, intelligible and ready for anything. At any scale, in any environment.

Every system and event we create depends on power, rigging, networking, control and crew working as one unified whole. That’s what Setpoint Integration delivers.
Here’s how we get there.
It starts with reality: the people in the room, the programme underway, the architecture required, the budget available. Setpoint listens first, designs second.
Audio, lighting and stage-plot design, alongside signal flow, handover, documentation and decisions built to survive a busy day.
From first brief to final handover, every detail is delivered with precision, discipline and care, so the system performs when it matters.
Setpoint brings together the right specialists for each project, led by an engineer who has mixed, systematically measured and supported major events globally.
With over 10 years in audio technology across live sound and commercial audio, Abraham is currently a Technical Support Engineer at DiGiCo in London. His background spans freelance audio consulting with experience in media production, music production, and audio technology. Certified in entertainment electrical systems, Dante, and L-ISA, he brings the practical rigor of a working FOH and Systems Engineer to every project design.
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Specialists are assembled around the needs of the project, guided by one coherent technical vision and a direct line of communication.
A considered signal path from source to audience across permanent systems and temporary event sites. We design, specify, deploy, tune and document infrastructure that stays legible as scale, weather and production demands change.
The process is deliberately visible. You will know what we are solving, what we have decided and what happens next.
A proper first conversation, site walk and a sharp definition of what success sounds like.
Signal architecture, equipment strategy and the details that keep the big idea honest.
Deploy, configure, test and tune. We work neatly, document as we go and leave nothing mysterious.
Show support and the confidence to know the system will behave when the gates open and the site fills.
Different sites. Same standard: the right thing happens at the right time, for the right reason.
Sitewide audio networks, RF coordination and coverage design across an exposed waterfront footprint.
FOH, playback and monitoring for a high-capacity open-air show with no second take.
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