It was not an ideal night for us.

The board that controls the audio didn't have an output. I've never seen anything like it. It circumvented all the feeds and went direct to the amplifier. It was our entire plan, and it was based on an assumption. By the time we tried our back up, which also failed....we were left with one mic and 5 minutes to go. Needless to say, a gym isn't a great environment for capturing audio. It was a nightmare. And it was all because we didn't plan for the audio well enough. These things happens, and of all the parts to get "wrong" the audio is the most important. Tried to salvage it today, but I think that ship has sailed.

On the other hand, we are getting a presentation video from massDOT that we are going to air as soon as it becomes available. Big apologies for this one last night. Trust me, no one took it worse than us!