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Budgeting for 2025

Now that we’re past all those holiday events, it’s time to plan for the upcoming year. But before you break out those spreadsheets, our man in the pews John McJunkin offers some timely tips and solid advice for financial salvation.

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Right and Wrong

Artistically, there are no rights or wrongs in the way one mixes, but as Baker Lee points out in his January 2025 FOH-at-Large column, there are still a few basic tenets to adhere to.

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Sound for Large Holiday Events

As if we weren’t busy enough this season, many congregations also add additional events – pageants, community sing-alongs, special concerts and more. In his “Sound Sanctuary” column for FOH’s Dec. 2024 issue, John McJunkin provides some advice on dealing with the extra workload.

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Tips for Mixing Monitors from FOH

Creating performer stage feeds can be a sizeable job on its own, but when you’re also mixing the main P.A., the situation can be “complicated.” With his column in the Dec. 2024 issue of FOH, Steve LaCerra offers some useful survival tips on mixing monitors from front of house.

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Mixing Monitors from FOH

Creating performer stage feeds can be a sizeable job on its own, but when you’re also mixing the main P.A., the situation can be “complicated.” With his column in the Dec. 2024 issue of FOH, Steve LaCerra offers some useful survival tips on mixing monitors from front of house.

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Technician or Artist?

Creating great mixes requires a combination of left and right brain skills. In his “FOH-at-Large” column for the Nov. 2024 issue of FRONT of HOUSE, Baker Lee explains that what we really need is the perfect blend of both.

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