The RIGHT Way to Build a Wireless Microphone System for Your Church

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[@philscott7949]

Another good tip from Shure is never stack receivers with antennas attached. If you don't have access to an antenna signal distributer, space the receivers 3 feet apart along your bench to double your range and prevent dropouts.

[@davidcarroll8735]

Thank you for sharing this interview and the tools!!

[@QuicksilverSG]

The free downloadable Shure Wireless Workbench is the best tool yet for analyzing wireless mic interference bands. It has an extensive database of wireless mics built-in and can automatically optimize frequency selection of any number of microphones operating in any combination of radio bands It will not only isolate each mic's frequency band from other mics but will predict intermodulation interference bands as well. I've used a number of Shure wireless models over the years and their durability has always impressed. Just make sure to avoid anything that works on Bluetooth or the 2.4GHz band.

[@benpepin3349]

Love it! Use these almost every day for my job :)

[@TechyTimM]

Saw you across the aisle at the store on Friday and wanted to say hi but got called away. Turned out my wife was getting checked for covid and I ended up with it too, so maybe not talking was a godsend for you. my loss. Glad to see you there at least! Thanks for all you do in helping churches build effective ministry teams using tech.

[@Churchfront]

Dang! Feel better soon! Too bad we didn’t get to meet.

[@melraeambs]

Thank you! I learned a lot!

[@lemuelolivares3726]

Super helpful

[@moajamir6706]

Very informative 👍

[@eggnogninja0]

@Mike Hines is right. It is accurate that Shure is out of stock. If you buy a Shure mic now, expect to receive it 6-12 months out.
Not to say you shouldn't but wireless mics, but just to keep your expectations realistic

[@MichaelNatrin]

Great info.

[@mikehines14]

Step 1: Wait until 2023 when Shure is back in stock 😫

[@hassankath318]

Which one wireless you need

[@hassankath318]

We stock all of Shure microphone and wireless microphone

[@ivanhaq3031]

@@hassankath318 SLXD24 sm58?

[@caleb6963]

Lol, yes!

[@luissolivan]

Great video! I've learned a lot and that explains why our BLX microphones drop a lot. : - ( God bless!

[@Studio279Productions]

I live in the Caribbean, Trinidad, how can I determine the right system to buy, since only USA is listed on shure frequency search

[@markkuntz571]

Do you know how to connect a wireless lapel mic to a small camcorder through a soundboard please? Thank you.

[@daimar40esmeralda]

Hello! How could I check for the frequency finder, but outside the US? In Venezuela to be more specific.

[@akshaybabu2971]

Can you connect this wireless mic to a vocal processor and then to a mixer ?

[@djosvani]

What about the glx plus? How does that compare to the blx ?

[@helfibnhelm8035]

Is this app available for download? I need the link to download this webapp please

[@theBullringLive]

You said they are good up to 100' yet your sales info says 300' line of sight. Care to explain the differance?

[@Heatlifer305]

Another awesome video!! Is there anyway I could get in touch with you about a project for my church.? I’m in Miami, about 2 hours from you. Please let me know. Thank You!!

[@Churchfront]

Yep! churchfront.com/contact-us

[@baron1c]

Shure! What gives. I want to buy BLX288/sm58. Can’t find them anywhere. Been waiting for months. About to pull the trigger on Sennheiser XSW system.

[@mynamesnotimportant6941]

Everyone bought them out of stock IG lol

[@jaclynlauraviljoen1272]

Hiw do i connect this mic to my iphone at church. We have a small church and want to go live on fb. We have this tyoe of mic.

[@kevinwang7894]

It's more ideal to connect to a computer and stream from there. But if you want it to work with a phone, you can connect the receiver to a small audio interface like the Scarlett solo, and then connect that to a powered USB hub, then to your phone. Or you can connect the audio interface to a computer directly, which is a lot cleaner and less janky.

[@edwardshields2777]

Research Sennheiser EW-D

[@adrian_sanchez]

Interesting....I've always wondered, "in a perfect world" & if "money didn't matter" what if all instruments were on wireless. Now I'm not so shure (pun intended) that's a good idea.

[@dobbeloseven2921]

Is that you ? rdavidr ?

[@dagmarmrogers1]

First thing is the worship leader "unless he is a Audio Engineer" shouldn't be buying mic systems his Audio Engineer should be the one doing it, because he would know what is needed.

[@BlaqPanther69]

So complicated

[@dreamdrummer01]

Guys first of all, I'm a huge fan of the chanel. But lately I've seen some issues that you can adress in order to continue with the quality of other videos that you make. Those cameras have no good stabilization and I find it very distracting. Some movement is grate but this is a bit too much. And autofocus in other videos also has been a nightmare to figure out what are you trying to show. Hope you could read me and maybe begin to work on some of these minor issues

[@Churchfront]

this video is using two new cameras with IBIS. other than a few seconds at the beginning, I'd say the entirety of the videos is way stable compared to the other videos you're talking about.