Church Sound System and Church Audio
Before the First Band Warms Up
Sunday mornings start with me setting up the stage with all the microphone stands, cables, wires, music stands, microphones, and everything but the musical instruments that the worship team brings in. But there is more to it than plug-and-play.
Here is my pre-team list:
- Cables need to be tested with a cable tester.
- Cables and wires (cat5's) need to be secured and out of the way.
- Microphones and stands are placed the way that worship team sets up the stage.
- Avioms are labeled.
- The mixer channels are labeled.
- Line checks are done.
By the time the team walks in the door, they plug in their instruments and I can check instrument line levels.
The above list typically takes 15-25 minutes depending on the size of the worship team and the amount of coffee I have consumed.
What is your normal process?
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Comments
Get in, grab a donut and coffee.
Turn on all the lights
Find out if the schedule has changed
Hand out the schedules to the team
Turn on all the equipment
Get mics set up and test them
Fix the particular problem that morning
Double check the EasyWorship schedule with the worship leader.
Go.
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