MuteMath Tour

Posted by Brian Reale on 9 October 2009 | 2 Comments

Tags: infrared, interactive projection, mutemath

We are very psyched that Mutemath is now touring with the Spotlesslight. We met with some of the guys from 44 Designs late this summer to show them the Spotlesslight and everything that we've been up to. They were pretty impressed and realized that Mutemath is the kind of cutting edge band both from a musical and technological perspective that would be interested in what we are doing. Incorporating interactive projection into a set is not easy business. Most artists are doing it with a lot of effort and specialized equipment combined with a couple of MacBooks. The problem is that what if you don't have all of the time and energy in the world to spend but still want to add interactive projection techniques and effects to a show?

The idea behind the Spotlesslight has always been to create a product that can allow any LD to add in interactive projection technology to a set. To do this, we understand it needs to be easy to operate, easy to install, and controlled by DMX. The last thing an LD wants is another independent system to worry about during a show. Now, if you are talking about concert touring, you better multiply everything I said by five and make the unit a hell of a lot more durable. So, that is what we've done and the result is the Spotlesslight. It is self-contained, flexible and powerful - pefect for the tour!