One of the hardest parts of our job is mixing sub-optimal sounds. The frustrating part is when it’s the fault of a musician and you and I don’t have the …
The musicians are your front line for getting things done. Following up on this week’s guest post by my pastor, I’d like to talk about t ...
Guest author Pastor Daniel Jepsen, my pastor, writes on church audio, apostle Paul, and gives thanks. I am pleased to be able to write a post for Chri ...
You are responsible for creating a safe environment on the stage. Don’t think of the sound booth as your only domain. Your domain includes the s ...
The congregation will be the source of your greatest joys. They will be the source of your greatest frustrations. Guess what? That’s the way it should be. All of your ...
I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. The vocalist pulled me aside during the sound check and said, “I think our vocals suck, what do you think?“ She was not ...
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