Posts Tagged ‘church sound’
Hey all,
Ok, what is Software Audio Console (SAC)? SAC is software that runs on a Windows-based PC and processes audio like a regular analog mixer. Maybe an easier way to say it would be, the software turns a computer into the mixer. In this part I will discuss the features of the software and some [...]
I had a suggestion given to me to write about how loud is too loud for monitors. So here is the other side of the stage so to speak. In my opinion monitors are one of the hardest things to control. The sound engineer wants to keep them as low as possible so that the [...]
This last Friday findingBethel was at Quincy Christian School for a chapel service. While we were there a couple of us had the chance to tour the church building. This however was no regular church building it was an old Catholic Cathedral. Grandview Church in Quincy had just bought the entire campus which includes the [...]
For the last couple of days I have thought about some of my high school days. I can’t really tell you why, maybe just reconnecting with old friends through the massive internet. Anyway, my thoughts often end up centered around playing basketball for my high school, good times. Those days were a blast but one [...]
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My name is Darin. I won’t bore you with the details of my life yet, for now you can just checkout the “about” page. For several years now I have helped sound engineers in small churches improve their sound systems and their craft of running sound. I thought it would be great to have a [...]