Once on site at the festival, lighting designers were then able to take advantage of a backstage programming suite to carry out any last minute adjustments. Due to various circumstances, the Orange stage lighting rig did change quite dramatically from the initial designs, and so this on site facility enabled all of the designers who had pre-programmed their shows to adjust them accordingly, and finish their shows, all before taking their place at the control tower ready to load their shows into the consoles located there. The Wholehog II was used extensively for the control of all of the major stages at Roskilde, one of Europe's largest, and most famous, festivals, in total four Wholehog II's and three Wholehog II expansion wings were used. Pan and Tilt reported that many lighting designers made use of the facility by downloading the files and pre-programming their shows.
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