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This is a common problem for anyone who had manned a church sound console or worked with worship bands. When there are complaints about the sound being too loud, it’s often the sound technician that’s thought to be to blame. And it doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with worship style for the volume of…
1)Seek support of church leadership Before you begin, the most important thing is that you have the support of the church leadership. It maybe seems obvious, but it can be easy to get carried away with a great idea and you want to start asap, but if you don’t have the church elders or deacons…
Many churches have a rota of church sound techs who take turns doing the sound desk on Sunday mornings. It’s great having a small team of enthusiasts to do your live sound, but you will have some guys who have a prep process they follow each Sunday and other who just switch stuff on pretty haphazardly…
If you are part of your church tech team or even a pastor with no other staff, and you know that your sound system is in bad need of upgrading, it can be a difficult task to persuade your leadership team to spend the cash on a new church sound system installation. Here are 8…