According to Dirk Sykora, who configured and programmed the Lawo mcвҐ6 mixing console used for the streaming events, a total of 192 inputs were recorded on three separate DAW machines and mixed live on the console for stereo broadcast. Toby mixed the two sets live in Amman with the help of ColdplayвЂ™s trusted Rik Simpson (Producer, Sound Engineer) and Dan Green (FOH engineer).Д«oth the band and the technical crew had arrived in Amman one week prior to the Sunrise and Sunset performances. Toby in turn approached Dirk Sykora to discuss a Lawo console solution for Jordan through SR Films. Tony Smith (ColdplayвЂ™s Audio Designer, FOH Tech and Crew Chief) liaised with Toby Alington, broadcast sound engineer extraordinaire, to find a solution for the Amman broadcast mix. Selected songs of this performance will be available on radio and social media, and the proceeds will be donated to an environmental charity.ДЄs always, what looked easy at show time was the result of intense preparations involving the best people in the industry. On Friday, November 22nd 2019, Coldplay performed two epoch-making вЂњSunriseвЂќ and вЂњSunsetвЂќ sets at AmmanвЂ™s Citadel, Jordan, both of which were streamed live on YouTube to allow the world to celebrate the release of the bandвЂ™s new album, вЂњEveryday LifeвЂќ.ДЇollowing ColdplayвЂ™s bold decision not to tour вЂњEveryday LifeвЂќ for environmental reasons, the band came up with a spectacular alternative for achieving maximum impact: вЂњWe wanted to pick somewhere in the middle of the world where we normally donвЂ™t get to playвЂќ, Chris Martin, ColdplayвЂ™s singer, told the BBC.ДЄ few days before the history-making Amman performances, ColdplayвЂ™s management announced the addition of a one-off live show on November 25th at LondonвЂ™s Natural History Museum.

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