Church Sound: The One Time Monitors Should Be Louder
A creative approach of using a monitor to give the effect of a natural instrument
A creative approach of using a monitor to give the effect of a natural instrument
What’s the purpose of audio production in the church, specifically mixing worship music?
If you’ve never laid out your channels like this, try it the next four times you’re mixing
Converting audio from an input device like an iPad to your board can be easy when you have the right tools at hand…
Reverb can be used to give a song a specific feel
Whether you’re working with volunteers or paid help, it’s always a good idea to be mindful of those we’re serving.
Whether speaking in front of 10 or 10,000, your guest may need some encouragement.
If you’re not careful you can easily find yourself making these mistakes which can prove deadly in a live setting.
Starting out in Church audio can be challenging, especially if you don’t understand the lingo! However, we’re here to help.
While some have told me they have everything they need in the way of equipment and support in the sanctuary, they are clearly not in the majority.
Running worship sound isn’t all a game of let’s have fun and see what happens. It’s serious work, and volunteers need to be informed Are yours?
Do you have a plan for recruiting additional volunteers to your audio team? We can help!
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