by Matt Hemmele Years ago, my process for doing a stage design was sitting on a stool downstage center staring at the stage and waiting for an idea. I would scroll through my mental Rolodex of designs I liked, materials I could use, and a running wish list of...
When selecting a lavalier microphone for a church setting, there are several factors to consider to ensure clarity, reliability, and compatibility with your setup. Here's a top 10 list of what to look for: 1/Sound Quality: The foremost consideration when choosing a...
by Richard Starr When designing an audio mixing console, manufacturers are often faced with difficult decisions. Sometimes the interface needs to be easy to navigate for entry-level users, while other times it's important to include as many settings as possible for...
by Brandon White A videowall is an incredibly impactful and flexible AV design element. Videowalls offer bright, vibrant colors and crisp contrast on an immersive scale that neither video projection nor standard displays can rival. Today’s displays also offer an...
Building a global audience for your church livestream requires a strategic approach that leverages digital platforms, engages with viewers across different time zones, and fosters a sense of community and connection. Here are some steps to help you expand the reach...
by Frank Schabell A common misconception for many churchgoers is that “going to church” means exciting music, messages from charismatic teachers, and cutting-edge technology that rivals concerts…even though church CAN have these aspects, the act of gathering...
By Tim Adams The rise of AI has been nothing short of meteoric, to be sure. However, there are serious concerns that need to be considered before starting to implement this myriad of technology. I intend to dive into several aspects of the concerns myself and many...
by Richard Starr When designing an audio mixing console, manufacturers are often faced with difficult decisions. Sometimes the interface needs to be easy to navigate for entry-level users, while other times it's important to include as many settings as possible for...
by Peter Blue With the constant, non-stop “news” that we’re barraged with, often times significant stories come and go almost in a blink of an eye. The problem with this is that before we’ve had time to think about what occurred that caused the story, we’re...
By Tim Adams There are so many churches that struggle with their projection systems with washed out images, mismatched aspect ratios and resolutions leading to squished or stretched images, images that are larger than the screens they are throwing onto, or any...
