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Céline Dion’s France residency puts sound technology in focus

France 24 reports that AI and advanced audio systems are being used to reduce stage noise ahead of the singer’s 16-day residency.

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Adrian Cole
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Céline Dion is preparing for a 16-day residency in France, a planned return to performing after years of illness. The dates and venue have not been specified in the supplied report.

France 24 says Dion’s team is using artificial intelligence and advanced sound systems to reduce noise on stage and keep her voice clear.

The report’s Peter O’Brien went behind the scenes at the invitation of French audio company L-Acoustics, which is involved in the production’s sound technology.

The summary does not explain how the AI is being used or detail the audio systems. It describes their intended role in the show, without establishing their effects independently.

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