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Mix engineer Dave Stagl comments on whether a church should use their FOH mix for streaming or if they should do a dedicated mix.

Mix engineer Dave Stagl demonstrates the difference between a true stereo guitar and a two-channel guitar.

I had a big reminder of how important properly EQ’ing things can be while mixing for my friends at Decatur City Church this week. Rehearsal was going great and everything was sounding pretty good in the room. I commented to several people that I thought I won the lotto this week because I was loving the band and vocalists. The team there is always great, but sometimes there’s just an extra little thing that’s happening.

Church Production Magazine published an article by Dave Stagl in its July issue on working with a lot of “cooks” in the kitchen. You can find the a...

By David Stagl GoingTo11.com Soundcheck… Sometimes I want to get every church together to get some things straight about soundchecks. If you’re not...

By David Stagl GoingTo11.com A lot of mixing is mindset related, and this is something I’ve been thinking about a lot on recent training visits. Th...

By David Stagl GoingTo11.com I say this over and over and will continue saying it: Mixing is NOT a technical discipline. It’s a craft. It’s an art....

By David Stagl GoingTo11.com A big reason why myself and a lot of engineers choose the equipment we use that often goes unmentioned is something ve...

David Stagl I’ve been meaning to make this video for months. If you’re an engineer, you might find this interesting and even learn a thing or...