Media Production
Acoustic Engineering, Audiovisual, Lighting Design
2022 · Karawang, ID
Bomus (Bomus Executive Club) is a karaoke and entertainment venue in Karawang, West Java, part of a category of nightlife venues where multiple private rooms operate simultaneously side by side. ALTA Integra's scope covered acoustic engineering, audiovisual, and lighting design across the venue's karaoke rooms — acoustic isolation between adjacent rooms so simultaneous singing and music in one room doesn't bleed into the next, audiovisual systems for each room's screen and sound reinforcement, and lighting design suited to a nightlife and entertainment setting rather than a conventional retail or office interior. A multi-room karaoke venue like Bomus typically runs several private rooms at once, each with its own independent sound system — a different acoustic challenge from a single-room bar or restaurant, where isolating one room's audio from an identical setup next door becomes the primary technical problem rather than an afterthought. Getting this right shapes the whole guest experience: without adequate isolation, karaoke rooms bleed into each other and undercut the private, immersive atmosphere the format depends on. Each karaoke room is effectively its own small AV installation — a screen and song catalogue system, a microphone and amplification chain tuned for singing rather than speech, and lighting that shifts with the room's mood rather than staying fixed at a single utility setting. Coordinating that across many rooms under one roof, while keeping every room acoustically separate from its neighbors, is the core of what a project like this actually involves — and it all runs for long hours across many rooms every night, a factor that shapes equipment selection and control-system design as much as the acoustic layout does.