Church Sound: Paid Or Volunteer Audio Personnel & Musicans?
You can’t just cut a budget and say, “The band and front of house have to be volunteers from now on.”
July 15, 2011
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You can’t just cut a budget and say, “The band and front of house have to be volunteers from now on.”
Do you really need DSP in every step of the signal chain?
I guess it all comes down to our concept of a good volunteer…
Reverb can be used to give a song a specific feel
Dynamic, condenser, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid – how they work and insight on uses
Just because the musician has control it doesn’t necessarily keep monitors from being a problem
These interviews are often guerrilla audio because you’re working under far less than ideal conditions. Here are some tips to help you make the best of a difficult situation.
There are several issues that you should consider in order to make sure your console helps to maintain the integrity of your system.
Whether you’re working with volunteers or paid help, it’s always a good idea to be mindful of those we’re serving.
