Real talk. Mixing multiple channels of audio can be hard. Many of us have years of training and experience and it can still be tricky. But mixing your own personal monitor feed does not have to be hard. This article will give you an approach to mixing your own...
The COB Cannon LP200ST harnesses the power of an efficient 200-Watt COB (Chip On Board) LED light source, which generates a potent and even output with no color shadows. This efficient light engine combines red, green, blue, amber and lime LED chips to allow the...
The Church For All Nations in Colorado Springs, CO, had a problem. Actually, they had a multifaceted problem: Its RF wireless microphone and IEM systems were experiencing regular dropouts and signal fades during services and even rehearsals. The RF products the church...
First established in 1891, First Baptist Concord (FBC) is a Knoxville-area church that has witnessed considerable change over its 130 years. One thing that remains the same, however, is the pastoral team’s commitment to personally connecting with its parishioners....
Whether the title is “Music Minister”, “Worship Leader”, “Coordinator of Music Ministry”, or “Choir Director”, the general premise is the same: You have been entrusted with overseeing the worship ministry. It may take the form of a single cantor and pianist, a praise...
Video is such a great way to communicate with your church or congregation. Here are some simple tips to create videos at little to no cost.
By Graeme Spencer We all know churches and ministries need volunteers to survive—and that is particularly true for media departments. But we also know that working with volunteers can be a challenge—particularly when things are busy. It's tempting to try to not use...
By Graeme Spencer Many years ago, we were filming a conference in the UK and I was directing. During one of the sessions, I noticed that there was an irritating piece of white rubbish (garbage for my US friends) on the extreme left of the framing of our wide camera....
BY ANDY SWANSON In the beginning, there was an organ and a choir... There were no microphones, no monitors, and everyone lived in relative harmony. Somewhere along the way, other instruments—such as keyboards, drums, and guitars with pedal effects found their way onto...
Most musicians really don’t want to learn about electrical engineering, or even how basic electricity works. However every performer should learn how to test for and avoid electric shocks on the stage or platform. Guitar amps and mixing boards as wired from the...
Let’s pretend . . . Imagine you walk into the next committee meeting at your church, and to your amazement, discover that they've approved your suggestion to seek bids for new sound and video systems. You leave the meeting excited! Finally, all of your problems...
After years of streaming, this church was in need of upgrading their equipment to provide a better streaming experience
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In the first of this multi-part series, we discuss the different parts of RF systems and how they work
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If you thought using VR in your church was impossible, see how one congregation is thinking outside the box to make it an effective ministry tool
Churches are interested in expanding their tech portfolio beyond social media and live streaming technology, but how serious are they in moving forward?
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