Great Church Sound: A Guide for the Volunteer

Wasem, James A.

ISBN 10: 0996642307 / ISBN 13: 9780996642309

Published by Great Sound Institute, 2015

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Great Church Sound: A Guide for the Volunteer
• Publisher: Great Sound Institute
• Publication Date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0996642307
• ISBN 13: 9780996642309
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

(An updated second edition of this book is now available.) This book will help you find out EXACTLY how to get better sound from your existing sound system without the complicated technical jargon. Whether you want to get rid of that annoying buzz in the speakers, troubleshoot your system, lead your team effectively, or just improve the sound of your next worship service, Great Church Sound is the only resource you’ll need. This practical, actionable guide is ideal for volunteers with little to no experience running sound systems.This step-by-step guide to church sound shows you how to:> Get rid of dreaded feedback once and for all> Understand & use the mixing console to provide a better listening experience for your congregation> Get better sound from the Pastor's mic> Find "the sweet spot" with EQ > Minimize audio distractions & ear fatigue for your congregation> Make instruments & vocals sound clearer> Place microphones effectively> Troubleshoot your sound system> Get better results with the gear you already haveThe new release includes:- A sound system checklist to walk you through preparing for & conducting a soundcheck that sets you up for a successful service- A mixing guide to show you exactly what all those knobs do & how to use them- The ‘Feedback-Killer Battle Plan’ to immediately diminish feedback in your sound system- A free mobile app to help you practice your sound mixing and EQ skills

About the Author

James Wasem has been fascinated by sound and electricity from an early age. His love of music and technical gear made sound engineering and systems integration a natural pursuit. James has spent the last 20 years performing and touring in bands as a drummer, mixing live sound for churches, schools, and theatres, working as an audio systems installer and designer, and daydreaming about writing this guide. Complementing his professional audio and video skills, James is also the co-founder and CEO of www.Gigee.me - a web service created to help people stream their own live events to an online audience around the world. James and his wife Kate (who also provided the illustrations for this guide) live in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Missoula, Montana.