Jakarta International Stadium Lights Can Follow The Rhythm Of Music During Concerts

Jakpro Asset Management Gunung Kartiko (first left) and JIS Project Director Iwan Takwin (second right) standing under the lights of North Jakarta Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) (Abdu Faisal/Antara)

JAKARTA - Director of Asset Management of PT Jakarta Propertindo (Perseroda) Gunung Kartiko said the lights at the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) have the advantage of being able to follow the rhythm of the sound during a music concert.

"So it's not only bright, but we can follow the rhythm according to the program we made," said Gunung at the JIS main square, North Jakarta, Saturday, December 11.

In the light test at JIS, where the vocalist of the Padi music group, Andi Fadly or Fadly Padi, sang to entertain the audience, which was dominated by a number of Jakpro employees and JIS project workers, who worked inside the stadium, the light could follow the rhythm of the sound.

Also present at the lamp trial were, among others, DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan with JIS Project Director Iwan Takwin and other Jakpro directors. They seemed to be sitting cross-legged on the grass in the main field.

"Alhamdulillah, the lamp test was successful. The lamp was able to follow the rhythm of the sound," he said.

According to Gunung, currently not all of the lights are installed in the stadium. There are still some lights that have not been installed.

Jakpro as the executor of the JIS project also tested the strength of the audio system in the stadium. Several types of musical sound, both the lowest sound (bass), the highest (treble), were tested.

This is the second trial of the JIS audio and lighting system, at which time Anies said he wanted to experience for himself how the audio and lighting system in JIS works properly.

"So far it seems good, and maybe later it will become a reference for a place with an extraordinary lighting system and sound system," said Anies.

Even though JIS is designed according to FIFA football match standards, it is also planned as an arena that can be used for various events, including music concerts.

According to Gunung Kartiko, Jakpro is scheduling the activation of activities other than football at the stadium every month starting next year.

"In addition to football, there will be music concerts for both local and international artists. It is hoped that by the end of March 2022 it will be ready. God willing, we can have a grand launch in April," said Gunung. with the Director