Church Sound: 2.5 Ways To Set Up Input Gain
Comparing the “Faders at Unity” and “Maximized Preamp Gain” schools of thought, along with a third hybrid approach…
Comparing the “Faders at Unity” and “Maximized Preamp Gain” schools of thought, along with a third hybrid approach…
The wise one provides perspective on dealing with the “local sound hero”
If my team has a success or a failure, it’s on me to own it. All of it. Even the mistakes. Without excuses.
Get it set wrong and no amount of fading, EQ or outboard processing will fix it. Get it right and the rest of your mix will come together much, much easier.
With a strong foundation, you can build almost anything on it that you or your clients can imagine.
Getting past the fear of experimenting with effects and learning to add complimentary textures.
The best time to identify and solve any problems at an upcoming show is…?
Acknowledging how awesome all this technology is, and cutting it some slack when it doesn’t work right.
Continuing the discussion of working toward a semi-silent stage.
Whether you’re a mix engineer, system tech, technical ministry leader or a sound crew member, some universal concepts apply…
What’s expected of an assistant and how to run a professional session; it’s not all about the technical side…
Is the audience listening to the song and a solid mix or just a barrage of inputs, with each one fighting to be the loudest?
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