Participants who completed the training earned certification, boosting the skill level of local sound teams for future concerts and raising overall production quality.

The training initiative also elevates local expertise, enabling higher-quality sound production for future events across the region.

Xpose, East Africa’s leading event and audiovisual provider, has acquired a DiGiCo Quantum 338 audio mixer worth Sh19.3 million to upgrade live sound delivery in Kenya and beyond.

The new Quantum 338 mixer positions Xpose to raise live sound standards across Kenya and East Africa, signaling a major upgrade in regional sound quality.

The equipment is expected to reduce logistical burdens for touring artists, who previously shipped their own systems to Kenya, encouraging more international performances.

By providing high-quality local sound systems, the initiative aims to cut touring costs and invite more international acts to Kenya and the region.

Xpose hosted a four-day masterclass at the International Christian Centre, guided by renowned sound engineers to mentor local professionals.

The masterclass featured industry veterans such as Jason “Redz” Reynolds and others to set new international standards for concert sound in Kenya and the region.

The Quantum 338 is among the world’s most advanced digital consoles and has been used on international tours by artists like Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Burna Boy, signaling a major upgrade for local shows.

Xpose’s CTO Max Mululu said the investment aims to raise Kenya’s performance standards and enable global-standard live music experiences through equipment upgrades and knowledge exchange.

The mixer’s arrival marks a milestone for local sound engineering, addressing long-standing substandard audio quality at major live events.

This program aligns with Kenya’s expanding live entertainment scene, creating demand for skilled crews and reliable sound delivery, and signaling a push toward international benchmarks.