When setting up microphones for instruments, be sure the microphone, stand and cable isn’t in the way of the instrumentalist...

The band, worship team and choir all rehearse to play well together, though often there isn’t time before a service for the sound operators’ rehearsal...

After watching a gentleman in charge of setup go back to the equipment closet four times to find the right length monitor cable, I taught him a simple solution...

Over the last few months, there have been several articles published in trade magazines and online regarding the acoustics of churches. It is true that proper room acoustics has begun to be recognized as a requirement ...

Many people are unaware of the differences between front and rear video projection. In nearly every case, rear projection will provide a brighter image not affected by ambient light for about half the cost of front projection ...

It is important to understand one of the most important design details of the lighting system ...

Noise is considered to be any audible sound not produced by a performer. A performer is someone who is supposed to be making sound whether through speech, singing, or instrumentally. Some have compared having noise in a room to looking through a dirty window....

What a church needs and wants is not always what their current budget can finance....

Churches are often tempted to use consumer-level equipment in their media systems. Sometimes this can work for a “long” period of time. Unfortunately, there are more cases of failure....

Most would agree that dirty, dusty equipment looks bad. For some equipment, it also affects the performance and lifespan....

In a sanctuary, there are two distinct lighting areas: the platform and the congregational seating area. The platform is typically lit using....