Discussions and topics relevant to the house of worship sound community. Mixing techniques, IEM setup, building teamwork, and more. Between the technical aspects and the human aspects -- that's where church audio techs live. Hosted by James Attaway (james@attawayaudio.com) and Gary Zandstra.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyEducation |
In Episode 126, the hosts go through the basics of compression, when and how to utilize it correctly as well as what compression does and how we can use it to control and/or add consistency to instruments and vocals with a large dynamic range, and mo... more
In Episode 125, the hosts continue their discussion on equalization (EQ). In Episode 124, they discussed the basics of EQ, and this time out, they dive into how to equalize specific instruments and vocals, as well as when to use high/low pass filters... more
In Episode 124, the hosts go back to the basics with one of the foundational blocks of processing audio: equalization (EQ). Discussion revolves around what EQ actually is, when you need to use it, and ultimately how to use it correctly. The Church So... more
In Episode 123, the hosts discuss how to not only build a great volunteer team, but how to get the most out of them. Recruiting volunteers can be difficult, but training and retaining them is the way to ultimately build a “dream team.” The Church Sou... more
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Samantha, James and Gary do a great job of breaking down the basics for someone just starting in production, but also delve into some more advanced things to help you grow both as a person and a team.
Samantha and James give valuable and accessible insights into practical sound matters that affect most church sound people who want to improve things for their congregations, their teams and themselves. Well worth listening!
Edit: also, it’s great to have a wider perspective than your own church and circle of experience. The broader insights are invaluable!
I’m one of a few sound engineers at my local church and I ran across this podcast a few months ago. It has been refreshing hearing techniques and stories that kind of reinforce my knowledge of what I’ve learned in the industry. James and Samantha are very knowledgeable and their conversation is very enlightening and entertaining at the same time.
This podcast is a must listen for audio techs in the church. It has answered questions for me that the musicians couldn't clearly communicate to me. Thanks so much for these podcasts!
It’s sometimes hard to find such a source of knowledge and wisdom for church techs if you haven’t got connections with the community to have conversations specific to serving the church through sound. The hosts deliver consistent episodes with insights that you should never pass up on and easy-to-apply knowledge that you can use immediately on the weekend. If you want to learn how the pros approach sound at church, this podcast offers tips, tricks, and principles to help you get to serve your ch... more
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A prominent resource for audio professionals and volunteers within the church environment, the content focuses on sound engineering techniques tailored specifically for houses of worship. The discussions span a wide range of topics including practical aspects of audio mixing, equalization, volunteer team-building strategies, gear maintenance, and the importance of community engagement among technical teams. The hosts effectively blend technical insights with personal anecdotes, making complex concepts accessible while also fostering a supportive atmosphere for growth and learning. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its emphasis on equipping sound engineers with both technical skills and a deeper understanding of the relational dyna... more
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