About Us

{contentTitle}

Accessory

{name}

Account Removal

User Account Update

Account Update

User Activation

Activation page

Amortization Calculator

{title}

Application Picker

Job Detail Page

Career Page

Case Studies

Case Studies Page

Cookies Bar

Cookies

Cookies Info

Cookies Page

Cookies Info (CZ)

Cookies Page (CZ)

Disclaimer

Error 404

Error 500

PDF Error

Event

Expos&Events

Expos&Events Page

FilePage

File

User Forgotten Password

Forgotten Password page

Gallery

General Translations

General Spot On

Gobo

Happy Hours

Homepage

HP Slider

Homepage Slider

Innovation

Innovation Page

Inquiry

Key Feature Category

{intDes}

User New Password

New Password page

News

News Detail

News Detail Page

News Page

Office

Offices Page

Products Parameters

Param Or Feature

Patent

{number}

Patents Page

Person

{firstName} {lastName}

Podcast page

Privacy

Privacy Policy

Privacy (CZ)

Privacy Policy (CZ)

Product

Product Detail

Product Detail Page

Product Overview Pages

Products Page

Product Security Incident Reporting

Rental Region

{region}

User Registration

Registration

Rental

Rental Finder

Search Page

Short Video

{internalDes}

Slide

Smart Links

Spot On Index

Support

Support Project Registration

Support Rma Form

Sustainability

Technical Training

Technical Training Calendar

Technical Training Type

{subtitle}

User Thank You

Thank You page

Trademark

{trademark}

Trademarks Page

Unavailable Locale Error

User Login Modal

User Login

User Login page

Video

Video Spot On

Wheel

System and Method for Controlling the Humidity and Pressure in a Luminaire

Systems for a Luminaire

Coating for a Framing Shutter for a Luminaire

Removable Lens System for a Luminaire

Lighting Control Console

14070420-01

99016015-9

99016015-8

99016015-7

99016015-6

99016015-5

99016015-4

99016015-3

99016015-2

99016015-1

 on Instagram and never miss a story again!

 sur Instagram et ne loupez aucune actualité !

The browser you are currently using is not supported. To prevent glitches and functionality issues, switch to different browser.

Le navigateur que vous utilisez n'est pas supporté. Pour éviter tout problème d'affichage ou de fonctionnalités, passez sur un autre navigateur.

The floor package also included LED strips which outlined an upstage scaffolding structure on which the picklePATTs were rigged together with some side lights. It was augmented at each venue by a specified ‘top’ rig.

The equipment was a new investment for rental company Vigsø Dry Hire via Robe’s Danish distributor, Light Partner, and these were the first picklePATTs in Denmark!

Robe’s reporting team caught up with Martin and Rasmus during a gig at Vejle Musikteater which also happens to have a Robe house lighting rig, so Martin was able to integrate 12 x MMX Spots and 10 x LEDWash 600s into his scheme for the evening.

Martin explained the design evolution. They decided to tour a floor package as a practical option, and because the artist has a very personal connection with his fans. The brief was that the stage should have a warm and inviting look  … which is when Martin hit upon the idea of the picklePATTs.

“I wanted something that would look good as an architectural / set piece – it didn’t have to be moving all the time, but it did need to look attractive … and picklePATTs are perfect with their retro styling, distinctive shape and brushed metal finish which also takes light beautifully so they can be coloured and textured,” he stated.

The picklePATTs were arranged in three rows of eight, on eight vertical trussing towers at the back of the stage, serving as a backdrop, a stage set and part of the lighting rig. Once the towers were set up at the venue, the LED battens were simply clipped into place and the majority of the rig was complete.

This easy set up brought a completely unique look to the stage and took Martin just three hours after being unloaded from the truck!

He’s used Robe Pointes before on other tours, but visited Light Partner before this one started to take a better look at the BMFL Blade.

He really likes these fixtures for their versatility and fun they bring to a show, particularly in the medium to large sized venues which start around 1400 capacity of which there were many on the itinerary.

He decided on the BMFL Blades – placed in an arc upstage on the floor – because of the shuttering and the fact you can move the light very slowly and subtly. He likes the solid beam and the way it utilizes the entire lens. “The quality of the light is amazing,” he declares.

The picklePATTs were primarily chosen for their eye-candy appeal and the tungsten ambience they bring to the stage. The BMFLs are also used to light the pixelPATTs at certain moments, accentuating their value as set elements.

Martin mentions that both types of fixture have been absolutely rock solid reliable so far.

The creative challenges have included getting a stylish and full lighting look that was also on budget, and would be scalable to fit into the smaller venues and stage spaces, but that would still look big and give continuity.

He uses a grandMA2 for control and this same design will be used for a summer tour by Rasmus Walter together with additional BMFLs.

Before Martin decided to concentrate on his LD’ing career, he worked as a project manager for one of Denmark’s leading rental companies, so he understands both the creative and practical / logistical parts of the design process. He’s now freelancing and based in Copenhagen, working mainly with music artists.

For Christian Vigsø owner of the growing rental company Vigsø Dry Hire, these picklePATTs and BMFL Blades, together with 12 x Spikies, were their first investment in Robe products.

The decision was simple, “We’re a dry hire company and so we constantly have an ‘ear-to-the-ground’ regarding what people are asking for … and a lot of people are talking about Robe right now and it’s appearing on a lot of riders for concerts and tours.”

Apart from the fact that Martin had spec’d them for this tour, Christian thinks the picklePATTs look really fantastic and will be a useful rental item and of course, he was delighted to be the first company in Denmark to own them!

He purchased the BMFLs because, “They are awesome fixtures” and their Spikies are out on a range of other tours and events.

Rasmus Walter

Produits liés

BMFL™ Blade

LEDWash 600™

MMX Spot™

picklePATT™

Découvrir plus de news

Robe WTFs Not Alone on Mads Langer Summer Tour

Robe Goes Wild for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Tour

Tobias Rahim Rocks with Robe’s new Arianne 6 LED wash beams

Robe iESPRITE LTLs Help Rock Queen Machine

Naviguer

Connexion

Suivez-nous

Restons en contact

Naviguer

Connexion

Suivez-nous

Restons en contact