Amplified Music Sample Clauses

Amplified Music. All amplifying apparatus, whether for recorded music or amplified instruments, shall be connected only to any of the four 13amp sockets, on the rear wall of the stage, which are connected to the SOUND CONTROLLING DEVICE. Under no circumstances, other than with the express approval, in writing, of the Council shall such apparatus be connected to any other electrical supply in the Hall or Annexe or any other external source of power. The noise level at the function will be monitored by an electronic device known as a Sound Controller, situated on the rear right hand wall of the proscenium arch (looking from the stage). The device must be switched on to activate the power sockets on the rear wall of the stage and switched off at the end of the Hiring. When the noise level approaches the Controller's pre-set critical level, an indication will be given by the change of colour of the indicator lights, set on the lighting gantry, facing the stage. The green light, indicating an acceptable level will change to orange. If the critical level is reached, the indicator will change to red. Unless the noise level is reduced immediately, the electricity supply will automatically be cut off and THE COUNCIL WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT RESULTING FROM THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY OR ANY ASSOCIATED LOSS OR DAMAGE. ANY ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE WITH OPERATION OF THE SOUND CONTROLLER WILL RESULT IN THE FORFEIT OF THE DEPOSIT AND THE HIRING CHARGE.
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Amplified Music. The Licensee will / will not have amplified music played at their event. The Licensee will provide all amplification equipment. *Amplified music outside the facility on the grounds for a sustained length of time is prohibited by City Ordinance; however, amplified music may be played outside for a wedding ceremony on the grounds for a brief time span. THS staff reserves the right to control the decibel level of all amplification.
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Amplified Music. Amplified music/sound is allowed in a few areas, but it must be turned off at 9:30 p.m., unless you receive prior approval from the Park Commission.
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Amplified Music. Tape-recorded or amplified music will not be allowed by anyone other than a Vendor selling authentic music. Vendors selling authentic music must have speakers covered and out of sight or use headsets for the customers. NO RADIOS.
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Amplified Music. Part of the events planned includes a free stage in the midway area. Please be advised that bands will be performing daily with amplified music on this stage. Servicing of tents/booths/stands: All service vehicles must be removed from the immediate exhibit area by 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 29, 2019, and by 10:00 a.m. every other day.
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Amplified Music. (1) Client is responsible for all music and equipment.
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Amplified Music. No dance bands/groups, amplification of music or viewing of live TV is permitted. All relevant licences need to be obtained by the hirer.
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Amplified Music a) Indoors
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Amplified Music. Performances taking place outdoors and in College residential spaces must be in compliance with Middlebury Town’s Noise Ordinance. The Purchaser and College professional, student technical staff, and/or officers from the Department of Public Safety will advise Performer of any compliance issues and will have the right to set the maximum volume level of any performance. AGREED TO BY THE UNDERSIGNED: Performer By: Performer or representative (PRINT NAME) Date Signature The President & Fellows of Middlebury College By: Middlebury Representative (PRINT NAME) Date
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