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KNTXT Sound Check: An Evening on the Rig in a Ghent Warehouse
An evening in an empty Ghent warehouse on system tuning and track selection, closing with a ninety-minute set for under a dozen people.
Ghent, Belgium
Highlights
- An hour on room tuning and what changes between headphones and a full rig
- Unreleased and unsigned material played through, with the reasoning for each decision
- Every guest takes the booth for one transition on the club system
- A closed ninety-minute set played to the group in the empty warehouse
What is included
- Full evening access to the warehouse and the KNTXT rig
- Booth time on the club system with monitoring
- Food and drinks served in the loading bay after the set
- A signed KNTXT label record
About this experience
Guests arrive at a converted warehouse outside central Ghent in the early evening, where a full KNTXT rig is set up and the room is otherwise empty. The first hour goes to sound: how a system is tuned for a room this size, what a kick actually does at volume, and why certain records only make sense on a large rig. De Witte then opens her selection process, playing unreleased and unsigned material and explaining what is kept, what is edited and what is refused. Guests take the booth in turn to try a transition on the club system with the room listening and the monitors up. The night ends with a closed ninety-minute set played to fewer than a dozen people, followed by food in the loading bay.