One technical environment.
Organised around the spaces venues actually run and the outcomes they need — patron experience, entertainment programming, functions, operations and commercial performance.
Entertainment & Performance Systems
Professional audio, performance lighting, staging infrastructure and artist-ready technical systems.
The challenge
Venues lose entertainment revenue when the room cannot host the acts, productions and events it was built to attract, or when every show requires hired-in equipment and external crew.
What ASP designs
A permanent performance platform sized to the venue's programming: coverage and headroom for live music, comedy, tribute shows, presentations and major-event nights, with sensible power, rigging and cabling infrastructure built in.
Typical technologies
Line array or point-source loudspeaker systems, stage monitoring, digital mixing consoles, wireless microphone and in-ear systems, performance lighting fixtures and control, truss and rigging, stage power and patching.
Integration
Performance zones tie back into venue-wide audio, signage and control so the room can move between show mode, function mode and everyday trade without reconfiguration.
Operational considerations
Presets for common show types, safe operating limits, and clear handover between venue staff and visiting engineers.
Ongoing support
Pre-event checks, spares strategy, firmware and software currency, and support on show days when it matters.
Sports Viewing & Hospitality AV
Large-format LED, multi-screen environments and high-impact sports presentation.
The challenge
Sport drives trade. Poor sightlines, inconsistent audio and slow content switching cost dwell time and bar spend on the biggest nights of the year.
What ASP designs
Screen strategy driven by sightlines and seating, with a hierarchy of hero display, secondary screens and bar-level viewing, plus audio that lifts for the main event without overwhelming adjacent areas.
Typical technologies
Fine-pitch LED walls, commercial displays, video processing and multiviewers, subscription sports feeds, distributed amplification and zone control.
Integration
Sports content shares the same distribution and control layer as signage, functions and promotions, so a major fight night or grand final can take over the venue in a single action.
Operational considerations
Staff switch sources and layouts from a tablet or wall panel — no technical knowledge required.
Ongoing support
Monitoring, remote diagnostics and rapid response around scheduled major events.
Distributed & Zoned Audio
Venue-wide background music, paging and independently controlled audio environments.
The challenge
One volume knob for a whole venue means the dining room is too loud, the gaming floor is too quiet, and nobody hears an emergency announcement.
What ASP designs
Zoned architecture matched to how the venue trades: each bar, dining area, gaming room, terrace, function space and back-of-house with its own source selection, level limits and schedule.
Typical technologies
Networked audio distribution, DSP with zone processing and ambient sensing, ceiling and pendant loudspeakers, paging stations and music services.
Integration
Paging priority, emergency interfaces and function-space combining coordinated with the venue's fire, IT and building systems.
Operational considerations
Simple wall panels and locked presets prevent level creep and after-hours surprises.
Ongoing support
Scheduled tuning reviews as the venue's layout, furniture and trading patterns change.
LED & Large-Format Display
Indoor and outdoor LED, projection and commercial display technology.
The challenge
Display is often specified late, then compromised by structure, cabling, viewing distance or ambient light — and the result underperforms for a decade.
What ASP designs
Pixel pitch, brightness, size and mounting resolved against viewing distances, daylight, structural capacity and service access, with content workflow considered from the start.
Typical technologies
Indoor and outdoor LED, projection systems, commercial display and video wall products, processing, redundancy and mounting systems.
Integration
Coordinated early with architects, builders and electrical contractors so structure, power, cooling and cable paths exist before fitout.
Operational considerations
Content templates and scheduling that venue marketing teams can run themselves.
Ongoing support
Spare module holdings, calibration and preventative maintenance to protect uniformity over time.
Functions, Conferences & Events
Integrated technology for ballrooms, function spaces, conferences, presentations and hybrid events.
The challenge
Function revenue depends on the room delivering reliably for weddings, conferences, awards nights and corporate hire — often with minimal technical staff on site.
What ASP designs
Room-combining logic, presentation and vision systems, speech and music reinforcement, and hybrid capability that works the same way every time.
Typical technologies
Projection or LED, motorised screens, ceiling and lectern microphones, wireless systems, video conferencing, recording and streaming, lighting control.
Integration
Divisible rooms combine audio, vision and control automatically with the partition configuration; content routes to and from other venue spaces.
Operational considerations
Preset-driven operation for standard event types, with deeper control available for external production crews.
Ongoing support
Pre-event testing, staff refreshers and support arrangements aligned to the functions calendar.
Digital Signage & Video Distribution
Centralised content management and distribution across complex multi-zone venues.
The challenge
Promotions, wayfinding, menus and event content are usually managed screen by screen, which is slow, inconsistent and rarely maintained.
What ASP designs
A single content and distribution architecture covering every screen in the venue, with role-based control over who publishes what and where.
Typical technologies
AV-over-IP and IPTV distribution, signage players and content management platforms, scheduling and template systems.
Integration
Signage, sports feeds, gaming displays, function content and marketing campaigns operate from one platform on a properly designed network.
Operational considerations
Marketing publishes campaigns venue-wide in minutes; operations retains override for major events.
Ongoing support
Platform updates, template maintenance and network health monitoring.
Control & Systems Integration
Intuitive control, automation, system monitoring and integration of complex AV environments.
The challenge
Sophisticated systems fail commercially when staff cannot operate them confidently at 7pm on a Friday.
What ASP designs
Control designed around real staff workflows — opening, trading, function changeover, show mode and close — rather than around equipment menus.
Typical technologies
Control processors, touch panels and wall interfaces, scheduling, monitoring and remote management platforms, network infrastructure.
Integration
Audio, vision, lighting, signage and scheduling brought under one interface, with appropriate links to building and IT systems.
Operational considerations
Consistent interfaces across the venue, permission levels by role, and automation for routine daily changes.
Ongoing support
Remote monitoring, fault alerting and programming changes as the venue evolves.
Support & Lifecycle Management
Commissioning, staff training, preventative maintenance, technical support and ongoing system optimisation.
The challenge
Systems degrade when nobody owns them after handover, and capital planning suffers without visibility of equipment lifecycle.
What ASP designs
A support model matched to venue trading hours, event calendar and internal capability, with documented systems from day one.
Typical technologies
Monitoring platforms, documented as-built drawings and configurations, managed spares and backup of all programming.
Integration
Support arrangements coordinated with the venue's IT and facilities teams and existing contractors.
Operational considerations
Refresher training as staff change, and periodic reviews of how the system is actually being used.
Ongoing support
Preventative maintenance, responsive technical support, optimisation and lifecycle planning for future capital works.
Boardroom & Corporate AV
Executive boardrooms, meeting rooms, conferencing, networked AV and workplace technology designed as one integrated environment.
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