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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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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The term “pulpit mic” is spoken and heard these days much less frequently than it used to be. The pulpit mic was once the principal… Read More »Choosing Headworn Microphones
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All churches face challenges related to technology, but portable ministries face additional struggles beyond those felt by permanently-located churches. Having lived both realities myself, I… Read More »Audio for the Portable Ministry
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It’s a universal issue that transcends any type of business or project. Let’s say you’re putting in a raised patio deck on your house. Doing… Read More »To Buy or Rent…That is the Question
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The piano is one of the most challenging yet rewarding instruments to mic and mix in your worship services. Few instruments span such a diverse… Read More »Miking and Mixing Piano
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As we enter the Advent season, a common dilemma for church technical directors is deciding whether to buy or rent equipment for special services and… Read More »Dealing with the Big Production
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Getting great coverage to every seat in your church is no small task, and requires a great deal of time, energy and money to get… Read More »Dispersion: Great Sound from Front to Back
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Churches are inherently multipurpose, multi-use spaces. Any church that serves the community it resides in must be a multi-use space or it simply isn’t doing… Read More »Improving Multipurpose Spaces: Getting it Right
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Miking a choir can be one of the most challenging and frustrating experiences for a church sound engineer. On the flip side of the coin,… Read More »Miking for Large Choirs
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As church sound engineers, we often get wrapped up with mixing music and los e sight of the most important part of a worship service;… Read More »Boosting Intelligibility
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Church technology upgrades are simultaneously the love of my life and the bane of my existence. The most stressful times in my professional career have… Read More »Managing A/V Upgrades
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