WFX 2017 was a terrific expo with all sort of AVL and even facilities equipment like congregational chairs - sorry, no recliners just yet. Could you guess WFX stands for Worship Facilities Expo? But let me get to the point - WE DID A VIDEO. Now hold on, we aren't winning any awards for this ... Read More
Thanks first to Church Tech Arts blog for covering this news bit on the FCC's proposal to ban 700 mHz wireless microphones . If you have wireless mics in the 700 MHz band, specifically from 698-806 MHz, you have six months to replace them or go wired...if the proposal passes.I did a bit of research ... Read More
We've all seen a musician give us the "up" sign for turning up their monitor during a song. Maybe the guitarist bounces up and down or raises his guitar neck as a signal. What if the sound guy (or gal) had their own signals... The head shake: "You really don't want me to do that." The head ... Read More
Kevin, one of the worship leaders at my church, is going through a worship team study. In short, it looks at the purpose of a team, team dynamics, growth as a team, and other areas he hasn't revealed to the team just yet. Over the last few months, Kevin has sent us several questions as ... Read More
Running sound during a church service means we try to do everything perfectly. Volume levels, mixing, and hitting cues are all things we should do spot on. With that being said, we are open to criticism on two fronts; criticism for something we did wrong and criticism for something ... Read More
A posting from last year: A little sound tech parody of "The Night Before Christmas." ... Read More
Just a list. Just some thoughts. Just the stuff that everyone thinks at one point or another. Just points to ponder. i could have made the audio production better but I was afraid to touch the eq figure setting volume levels is enough got in late and ... Read More
A simple Monday question...Why did you get into church audio? What inspired you to do it? Please enter your answer below. ... Read More
