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Awesome video man! I have a question. What was that choir effect from 2:26 timestamp to 2:28 because it was her voice but around that timestamp it sounded like a choir made out of her voice but what was that effect. I hope to hear back from you! Thank you!

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Thank you

You better like old people..lol, but bringing both worship music genres together is a blessing.

Super practical advice from a veteran. Love it!

I love that desk. I looked at it for a very long time. I ended up with the Allen & Heath GL2400. I also love my console but if I had one regret... Le sigh... I absolutely work the way this video shows. Hybrid mixing is the best for me. I know I'm old school and I came from the world of mixing live music on an analog desk but it works for me

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what is the playback machine used in this video?

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This is a very good conversation. I really appreciate your consideration of others and acknowledging that the Holy Spirit holds precedence over all of it.

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I realize this may be time consuming in a training video, but how about ACTUALLY running a channel with an input (via DAW) and APPLYING an effects to demonstrate how it works and sounds. In addition, an audio engineer and/or their team will have to spend an entire day to apply and play with even the basics of effects send/returns for various instruments and vocals. I would spend two days. ;)

My issue is beards. Our pastor went full Calvin with his and rustle is a big issue 😆Any time he nods or shakes his head the beard gets caught if it's too close. Any tips for dealing with this? Currently we run it around outside his beard but I see a lot of people with it right against their skin through the beard.

Gem of a console 🥹

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In the black church it seems to be almost backwards. Pushing on the upper limits is needed and matches the energy.

gotta get me that UFX card...

We just upgraded to dLive and these videos are going to be great resources to give to our volunteers! Thank you.

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thank you so so much for this

I'm no expert but I do advise my team to keep it somwhere between cathedral and rock concert...ultimately worship needs to be loud enough for folks in the sanctuary to sing along comfortably while also not being a distraction to their neighbors. 😅 I also believe that the volume level in the space should somewhat be gauged on how full the sanctuary is from one service to the next. More bodies = more freedom to crank up the Mains a bit more IMO. Great topic guys thanks!

Just get into the subject matter, please.

Spencer's statement at 49:22 is perhaps the key statement of the whole podcast.

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I'm glad to hear I'm not alone in the sense that I enjoy the impact of loud music but like most concerts are just uncomfortable.

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Replay!!

How do we submit a mix to be reviewed? Would love the feedback. Broadcast mix is FOH mix with a limiter for loudness on the stream. Avid S6L with waves soundgrid. We have a 2nd S6l for monitors exclusively.

We typically have another worship song after the message. Folks ears have been adjusted to a lower level for a speaking voice, so for the song after the message, my DCA's are not at full volume yet. I slowly ramp the volume and by the chorus it's pretty full.

Hot sauce should not be isolated to one type. Get variety - just like music, hot sauce has variety.

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Great discussion! Just coming out of the other end of a loudness issue at my church. We're load in load out so we do our best to utilise a drum screen, and have recently added a roof to kill the drums a little more which has helped. However, the venue is an acoustic nightmare so a lot of the issue was actually the reflection of the room. People perceived it to be loud, however what they were hearing was a harshness in the high mid range from vocals, guitars and keys. The moment we dialed that stuff down, everyone was a lot more happy and in fact we could push it back up to around 90dBa very comfortably and we're now getting comments from the congregation saying how they can finally worship again without getting distracted. Now that's a huge win! I'm very thankful MKL mentioned the Fletcher Munson curve because it puts proof to what we've just actioned, so it's definitely something I will be reading up on and teaching to my techs moving forward. SIde not on drums... getting an acoustic drum kit tuned, mic'd, EQ'd and processed to a point that sounds good take a lot of time, effort, knowledge and skill which frankly a lot of churches don't have. I'm also a drummer and traditionally hated electronic kits, however I have changed my mind and do think it's worth investing in a good one that sounds and feels good because it serves a less experienced team a lot better IMO.

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Replay!! Good discussion.

Insightful! Thanks B

Dude, they didn't understand you ;) I understood what you meant and I understand the question, I was very interested in the answer but I didn't get it. I think you are the one who can answer that question.

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Thanks for easy explanation of complicated task. Good job.

I don't think I would want anything to do with those mixer since they got a "Gay Knob" 2:28 😂

WHAT MIXER DOES THE FOH MIXER USE SIR?

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Yes of course it's been wonderful. God bless you in all

drum kick is in stereo?

I appreciated the review. This guy makes some good points. Would love to hear from the perspective of a pro mixer and not church beginners though.

Man, analogue desks sound so nice

Just curious, how are you mixing from a recording and not actually a live setting? Can I record our worship team and then do the mixing without actually having them there?

How we do (DI+AMP) BASS guitar parallel & diy mix ?