Audio for Online Streaming
The topic comes up on occasion… online streaming. “We’ve been creating a podcast from the weekly message for seven years now — isn’t it time… Read More »Audio for Online Streaming
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Sound for Large Events
Most of us do a pretty good job of building right-sized audio, projection, and lighting systems in our churches, ensuring that the room acoustics are… Read More »Sound for Large Events
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Dealing with Stage Volume
During the epoch of The Beatles, bands took guitar amps on stage, found a balance with the drummer, and the “P.A. system” sent vocals to… Read More »Dealing with Stage Volume
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Planning for 2020: What’s the Plan, Man?
As the pithy old aphorism tells us, when you fail to plan, you are planning to fail, and failure to plan spawns all kinds of… Read More »Planning for 2020: What’s the Plan, Man?
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Console Automation: When Two Hands Just Aren’t Enough
We automate lighting, ProPresenter, video cues, and other non-audio things in our services, so why not audio? The answer: Why not audio indeed? Mix automation… Read More »Console Automation: When Two Hands Just Aren’t Enough
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Training Volunteers 11/19
We meet and discuss the development of our audio and video and lighting systems. We debate all the pros and cons and we shop around… Read More »Training Volunteers 11/19
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Why Wireless?
There are numerous great reasons to use wireless mics, instrument transmitters and in-ear receivers. Let us count a few. For one, it’s really nice to… Read More »Why Wireless?
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Feedback Control
There are dozens of things that can go wrong in a live pro audio environment, many of which go completely unnoticed by the audience. Feedback… Read More »Feedback Control
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Choosing the Right Console for Your Church
Your console is on the short list of gear that’s essential to your mission. As the control center for your audio, it’s important to make… Read More »Choosing the Right Console for Your Church
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Evolving Traditions in Pulpit Miking
t seems that in this modern age, pastors are energetic, free-roaming individuals who don the wireless headworn mic and refuse to be shackled to the… Read More »Evolving Traditions in Pulpit Miking
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Monitoring in the House of Worship: Wedges, IEMs or…
When The Beatles played their final formal concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park in 1966, their musical performance was less than optimal because their adoring… Read More »Monitoring in the House of Worship: Wedges, IEMs or…
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Easy Acoustical Tweaks for Your Church
Jump into the way-back machine and rewind 1,500 years, and you would witness the early development of, breathtaking cathedrals. The ceilings were high and impressive… Read More »Easy Acoustical Tweaks for Your Church
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