Kids' Party — Rakvere

Most halls in Rakvere were built for other purposes, which means low ceilings, hard surfaces, and sound that doubles back before you can control it. A children's party adds a hundred small voices to that problem, and the usual PA setup makes it worse. The rig has to account for the room first — absorption where the ceiling is close, delay where it is not, and a console that keeps speech clear when twenty kids are shouting over a game.

Load-in matters more than usual. You are setting up while parents arrive, and the venue rarely has a separate entrance for crew. We route cable along walls, not across thresholds, and the first thing powered is whatever keeps the children's attention while the rest goes live.