Our church just purchaed a cold storage building, which we just pretty much removed all pipes and vents.. So pretty much hollowed out, but it is well insolated, but have no clue on how to set up a sound structure yet alone use a mixer correctly Cam you somehow Help us out? We are a Spanish only Church thus far, so we are extremely LOUD!!
Hello am Maxwell from Ghana I will be glad to have the other equipments which are being used for my evangelical usage in Ghana if you could freely give them to me I will be glad God bless you
Great video!😊👍 Was wondering what your take on the Qsc speakers they are using for foh? We are considering buying some k10.2's to go with our k212c subs. Just wondering too how you work out the angle the speakers should be at using open source?
I think they are sufficient, but if you're in a place where you are ready to replace speakers I would stay open to other brands and models based on a room analysis. I recommend Michael Curtis (michael@producedbymkc.com)
That would be because in the worship tech field, it’s vastly mac dominated. As someone who uses windows at home for all my needs, I appreciate the macs I use at work, they are snappy, reliable, and apple has a very clear End of life plan for their products. So it’s easy to know when to recycle or reuse your devices. iMacs are the easiest introduction to switching to max at your church. But I am more a fan of the minis especially with the m1 chips in them. And a good touchscreen monitor! ProPresenter runs best on macOS, as well as many other apps used for church production!
Why do people buy expensive gear when they have no idea how to use it correctly. Also who in the church advises what to buy and on what grounds? It seems that there is a copycat mentality that if megachurch A uses it we must also buy the same equipment. My advice is to seek help and advice from professionals who are prepared to not only install equipment but are committed to customer tech support (It's cheaper in the long run not to acquire stuff you don't need)
Glad you agree! That's exactly why Dustin reached out to us. He wanted to make sure the team at his church was comfortable with the equipment and that he has us in his corner for continued support.
Knowledge > Gear. No kidding! I wish more people at our church understood this concept. Great video!
Thanks again for coming out! We also just updated our stage box to digital!
I'm the FOH engineer at my church, we're using the X32.
My broadcast mix is Main Pre Eq > Matrix 5&6.
What a unique church!! Lovely!!
Our church just purchaed a cold storage building, which we just pretty much removed all pipes and vents.. So pretty much hollowed out, but it is well insolated, but have no clue on how to set up a sound structure yet alone use a mixer correctly
Cam you somehow Help us out? We are a Spanish only Church thus far, so we are extremely LOUD!!
Thanks so much for doing these videos as it does help promote the tech school
Hey, Adam. What program was used for this church for all the manuals for the equipment, tutorials, and knowledge base for the volunteers?
Hello am Maxwell from Ghana I will be glad to have the other equipments which are being used for my evangelical usage in Ghana if you could freely give them to me I will be glad God bless you
Love your videos wish you guys came to the U.K
Who told you we wouldn't come to the UK? 😉
What program was used for mapping the speaker placement/angle
Great video!😊👍
Was wondering what your take on the Qsc speakers they are using for foh? We are considering buying some k10.2's to go with our k212c subs. Just wondering too how you work out the angle the speakers should be at using open source?
I think they are sufficient, but if you're in a place where you are ready to replace speakers I would stay open to other brands and models based on a room analysis. I recommend Michael Curtis (michael@producedbymkc.com)
@@Churchfront thanks!😊👍i will reach out to him
I really really really hoped you would install some truss first!! Held together with cable ties rig? Thats a safety hazard
Good job on the beard
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Do you guys only work with LightKey? Seems it's only available on Mac.
That would be because in the worship tech field, it’s vastly mac dominated. As someone who uses windows at home for all my needs, I appreciate the macs I use at work, they are snappy, reliable, and apple has a very clear End of life plan for their products. So it’s easy to know when to recycle or reuse your devices. iMacs are the easiest introduction to switching to max at your church. But I am more a fan of the minis especially with the m1 chips in them. And a good touchscreen monitor! ProPresenter runs best on macOS, as well as many other apps used for church production!
Excellent video!
What hardware controller do you recommend for LightKey?
Stream Deck all the way! If you need fader control, something with motorized faders.
@@Churchfront does the stream decks have native software for lightkey? Or do you just run companion?
Why do people buy expensive gear when they have no idea how to use it correctly. Also who in the church advises what to buy and on what grounds? It seems that there is a copycat mentality that if megachurch A uses it we must also buy the same equipment. My advice is to seek help and advice from professionals who are prepared to not only install equipment but are committed to customer tech support (It's cheaper in the long run not to acquire stuff you don't need)
Glad you agree! That's exactly why Dustin reached out to us. He wanted to make sure the team at his church was comfortable with the equipment and that he has us in his corner for continued support.
Because they can afford to. They will learn to. Practise makes perfect.