Live Audio.
Front of house mixing for churches, venues, and live events across Baton Rouge — over a decade behind the board, every Sunday and most weekends.
Front of house at Healing Place Church.
Pink Palace Media is proud to run Healing Place Church’s front of house audio every Sunday — one of the largest churches in Louisiana, with a full band, broadcast feed, and a room that has to land for thousands of people in person and online.
Before Healing Place, we ran FOH at First Presbyterian Baton Rouge for nine years through 2024 — covering services, concerts, and broadcast every week.
The reason it’s on the homepage: this is the kind of work we’ve been doing every week for over a decade. The console muscle memory, the room reading, the comfort under pressure — it’s the foundation everything else is built on.
Mixed across Baton Rouge.
Healing Place Church
Front of house every Sunday — full band, broadcast feed, multi-thousand seat room.
Healing Place, Denham Springs install write-upFirst Presbyterian Baton Rouge
Nine years of weekly FOH — services, concerts, and broadcast through the venue’s full AVL transition.
First Presbyterian install write-upChelsea’s Live
FOH for touring and local acts at one of Baton Rouge’s active music rooms.
Mid City Ballroom
FOH and event audio at the historic Government Street venue.
The Varsity Theatre (former)
FOH mixing through the venue’s run as a marquee Baton Rouge concert hall.
Houses of worship across Baton Rouge
Sunday morning FOH at churches throughout the city — available for fill-in, special events, and recurring engagements.
Beyond the console.
Room reading
Coming into a room cold and getting it to land — sanctuary, concert hall, gym, or wherever the gig is. The room dictates the mix, not the other way around.
Console comfort
Fluency across the major digital platforms (Allen & Heath dLive, DiGiCo, Yamaha, Avid) — quick to come up on unfamiliar surfaces, comfortable on the ones we live at.
Broadcast feed
Separate FOH and broadcast mixes when the room is streaming or recording — the front of house mix is what people in the room hear, the broadcast mix is what carries.
Got a gig that needs ears?
Drop a note about the event — the room, the band, the date, the broadcast situation. Recurring fill-in for a church, a one-off concert, or a longer-term FOH engagement, we can talk through what works.
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