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The prayer is quiet.
A mic squeals.
Every head turns to the booth.
That moment usually starts at a mic.
This Saturday we're going deep on microphones.
Saturday, October 31, 10:00 AM Central.
About an hour. Live.
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When a mic is wrong:
The pastor's words turn to mush in the back rows.
For folks at home, the livestream sermon sounds like it came through a wall.
The voice the room follows gets lost in the band.
Your hand stays on the fader, waiting for the squeal.
Everything on the board works on what the mic hands it.
Wrong mic or wrong spot, and nothing on the board can save it.
You turn up the gain to rescue a weak voice. The room starts to ring.
You can't mix what isn't there.
Mics can be intimidating. So many kinds.
Then come the wireless packs, batteries and settings nobody explained.
But mics follow a few simple rules.
Once you know them, they stop being scary. That's Saturday.
Never set up a mic? Come.
Run sound for decades? Bring the hard question.
Saturday, October 31
10:00 AM Central
About one hour
Free to attend
These calls are normally for members.
The recording goes into the members' vault afterward.
So if you want the free seat, come live.
Pastors and worship leaders: your sound volunteer is holding the room together when a mic acts up.
Forward this to them.
When you register, there's a box for your question. Use it, and we'll have it ready.
— Madison
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