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Centro Christiano Restauracion Church is a dynamic, multi-cultural and multi-generational church, committed to impacting the city of Orlando, FL and the nations. We live motivated by the passion that each person be restored and achieve their purpose in God.
Combining traditional and contemporary music with a lot of Latina flair and rhythm, our vision is to reach the large Latin community of east Orlando. We currently run two main services and can sit around 900 people in our main sanctuary. We have a wonderful worship team full of people from all different backgrounds, and rely heavily on using multitracks, which offers us the opportunity to add trumpets, loops, different orchestration, as well as add in different alternatives for our gear, to really make the music work well within the parameters of worship and for our community.
Dave Berry, Media and Tech Associate of Mount Hope Church in Lansing, Michigan, uses the Waves eMotion LV1 Live Mixer and Waves plugins for broadcasting the church’s sermons.
One year ago, Focusrite officially launched the Focusrite Pro Podcast, expanding upon its status as a worldwide thought leader in Audio-over-IP and the broader landscape of the audio industry. In the nearly 25 episodes that have been posted since the series’ inception, show host and producer Daniel Hughley (Focusrite Marketing Manager) has guided discussions offering insights into the cutting-edge technology behind current audio trends. Guests have included industry peers and leading individuals in Education, Recording, Post-Production, Broadcast and beyond. Topics have included Dolby Atmos® and Audio-over-IP, podcasting basics, the future of the Audio Engineering Society, the production of Live from Darryl’s House, advice on evolving one’s career in audio, and much more.
Solid State Logic (SSL) announced that its new ORIGIN analogue mixing console is now shipping to approved global partners and dealers. The latest in a long line of SSL studio mixing consoles, ORIGIN brings an unprecedented degree of sonic performance and flexibility to the modern production studio; all for under $50,000.
First Baptist Church of Jackson in downtown Jackson, Miss.,began broadcasting its Sunday services on a local TV station in the 1950s, but had not significantly upgraded its production facilities since the 1980s. Last summer, the church made the jump to HD production and anchored its redesigned control room with a HVS490 production switcher and MFR-3000 routing switcher from FOR-A Corporation of America.
