by Brandon White
HDMI 2.1a supports resolutions up to 10K as well as a raft of optional features for new and evolving applications and worship teams have reason to be excited about these updates. Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC) promises far more stability and simplicity than the previous generation’s Audio Return Channel (ARC)...
By Andres Caamano
For houses of worship, when considering buying new audio equipment, taking a long-term vision is a wise path to follow. If newly purchased gear can serve a ministry well for a decade, avoiding wholesale change, that vision has been successful.
by James Careless
Churches who stream their services need to keep up with the times - so when should you consider transitioning broadcast workflows to a more modern standard?
Worship rigging, often times, isn’t all that exciting – but do you want it to be? Exciting rigging is rigging that’s failed, which means falling equipment and potentially serious injury or even death.
With the increased demand in robotic HD camera solutions that support live streaming among the house of worship industry and beyond, there are many options for cameras to capture your service.
Most of today’s loudspeakers come with warranties from the original manufacturer. When you think about the life of a loudspeaker driver, it has the potential to be a rough one.
As wireless microphone technology has evolved, so have the batteries that power them. Whether you choose alkaline batteries, proprietary rechargeable lithium batteries, or pro-grade NiMH rechargeable batteries, consider the following pros and cons of each.
Practically every homeowner knows about sweat equity, not only from the aspect of creating a more valuable property, but because of the work it takes to ensure that increased value. For those of you not familiar with the term, “sweat equity” refers to the owner performing tasks, repairs, and upgrades that increase the value of a property, typically a home, instead of paying for labor.
While it is impressive to watch a sound engineer jump from the console to an outboard rack or computer, make a tweak, hurry back to the mixer, only to move elsewhere for another adjustment the next second, you also understand that such a person needs to be focused at all times to avoid glitches.
by James Careless
It doesn’t matter how stirring the sermon is if no one can hear it clearly. This, in a nutshell, is why good acoustical design is so important for houses of worship.
