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There’s still a number of things that could bring the whole system down haha, but I think it’ll be okay: if that happens, it’s not the end of the world to restart the system. The only things that need to fully last the whole four hours of pridefest are the laptop, the amplifiers the bluetooth speakers and the bluetooth dongle. I guess that’s everything, really.

I’m doing a full test tonight with fingers crossed. My guess is the bluetooth speakers will fail first, which isn’t a big deal. They can be recharged while the rest of the system runs, though I think they’ll make a bloop sound when they turn off haha. I have a backup battery bank for the laptop which might be the next thing to run out of battery, but with the backup I’m fairly confident I’ll be able to get 4 hours even if I’m pushing the laptop a lot? (I’m not, really, but I’ve only tested with 4 to 6 active channels so far, not all 10.)

These battery powered amplifier modules drained overnight when I left them basically idle but on, which isn’t super promising since the amount of power drawn really depends on the signal going through the amplifier, and they drained overnight with no signal at all… but I’m still cautiously optimistic I’ll be able to get 4 hours out of them.

Three amplifier modules charging their batteries

I’m working on chilling out the sounds generated today, keeping in mind the whole point of this is to make a meditation zone where folks can relax and chill out, maybe engage in some mindful listening or activated listening, pick up an instrument to intone a sound, etc. Small, subtle, slow-moving things, or washes of fuzzy sound seem appropriate so I’m trying to dial things more in that direction.

Feeling better about the idea of playing trombone, too, since this is so far from being a performance per se, and it’s basically an opportunity for me to play long tones freely without a practice mute – something I don’t often do at home in the interest of not annoying the heck out of my neighbors. ;-)