Resources
CTA Classroom - The Soundcheck
by Mike Sessler, ChurchTechArts.org
Soundcheck time can be one of the most productive times of the weekend from an audio standpoint. It can als...
CTA Classroom - The Proximity Effect
by Mike Sessler, ChurchTechArts.orgToday we’re going to take a quick look at a characteristic of directional microphones called the Proximity Effec...
How can I reduce stage volume?
Since many churches aren’t large enough to have the acoustic volume from the stage diminish into the space of a large auditorium, the only feasible...
How loud is Loud Enough?
The battle is almost as old as the church sound system. It has always baffled me that the pipe organ can be played at 100dB, but that when the ban...
CTA Classroom - Using Groups
by Mike Sessler, ChurchTechArts.orgSince it’s a new year, I’m going to change things up on the blog. I’ve noticed that my posts have gotten increas...
No Budget Tip #3 - Fighting the effects of time
by Eric Chancey, @BigDaddyDecibelHaving trouble getting your microphones to sound good? Are the instruments sounding muddy? Are things not quite as...
Don't turn your iPhone off during worship!
Virtually every church that projects announcements during its services has a slide of some sort that says something like "Ssh...Please Turn Off You...
Silence is Golden - No Budget Tip #2
by Eric Chancey, @BigDaddyDecibelIn the last installment, we talked about how the use of proper microphone (mic) technique yields better results at...
No-Budget Tips to Improving Your Sound
by Eric Chancey, @BigDaddyDecibelSo, what exactly are “no-budget tips to improving your sound”? This article is the first in a series about making ...
