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In Episode 9, Beckie Campbell joins host Samantha Potter and shares her experiences as a tech director and production company owner. Being a tech director
Part 2 of an ongoing series looks further into some of the more technical concepts of networking – and why they matter.
While IEMs can bring a lot to out tech toolboxes, it’s worth considering some drawbacks that come with the transition, especially in the context of a church.
With today’s technology, churches can still connect and gather virtually – here’s an effective and efficient way to go about it.
A look at how we can get these two critical elements to work together as the bedrock for quality worship music mixes.
In the latest Church Sound University educational video for worship audio practitioners, CSU instructor Samantha Potter explains how to use subgroup processing to blend and
Networked audio… The new wave of technology we cannot escape from no matter how hard we try. It’s the way of the future and there’s
It’s everywhere in the digital path, and here’s why it matters — especially in stage monitor applications.
Methods to connect mics, USB mics, a mixer, or an audio interface to an Android or iPhone.
Church Audio Tech Training Available Through Church Sound University. Find Out More!