Tomorrowland connects five continents via streaming with simultaneous lighting control

For the second year in a row, those responsible for the festival have made a live connection from Belgium with eight countries around the world, where all the stages worked simultaneously on the lighting of each of them under the control of MA Lighting's consoles.

The Tomorrowland International Electronic Music Festival, an unmissable event for electronic music fans that takes place annually in the Belgian town of Boom, has united in its edition 2017 and for the second consecutive year to eight countries in the world, via streaming, participating in Unite with Tomorrowland.

This initiative arose in 2016, when those responsible for this festival connected live with Mumbai and Mexico City, which in this year's edition has been extended to countries on five continents, where the screens on their stages showed live what was happening in Tomorrowland 2017.

At the level of stage lighting, this simultaneous connection of the scenarios has been carried out through a remotely controlled network from Belgium, using up to thirteen GrandMA2 consoles, eight GrandMA2 light, an ultra-light GrandMA2, two GrandMA fader wing, two MA on PC command wing and one MA on PC fader wing from the manufacturer MA Lighting (Team Albadalejo, as described on its website Stonex, distributor of this lighting brand in the Spanish market).

GrandMA2 is considered a benchmark in lighting control and is MA Lighting's most powerful console, whose technology facilitates a comfortable and flexible programming that offers multiple possibilities and effects, to which is added the varied possibilities of remote access thanks to its web controller.

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