ObsidianFox & Drexan
ObsidianFox ObsidianFox
Hey Drex, I’ve been digging into how to keep live DJ setups safe from remote interference without stifling the creative flow—sounds like a pretty juicy problem for us to tackle.
Drexan Drexan
Hey, love the challenge—let’s lock it down without killing the vibe. First, run everything over wired Ethernet or use a solid‑state, shielded wireless link with end‑to‑end encryption. Keep the gear on a separate network from the crowd Wi‑Fi. Use a firewall that blocks unknown inbound traffic and set up a DMZ for any remote control software. Then, give the crowd a dedicated signal booster so the main channel stays pure. That way, the interference stays out, and your set keeps rolling like a fresh track. Keep it tight, keep it funky.
ObsidianFox ObsidianFox
Nice rundown. Just double‑check the firmware updates on the wireless hops and run a packet‑capture audit before the event. That way we catch any rogue packets before they hit the mix. Keep it tight.
Drexan Drexan
Sounds solid, will lock firmware and fire up the packet‑capture—no rogue beats slipping through. Tight and ready.