By Guest Blogger | May 8, 2014
Previously we looked at the hierarchy of importance in church sound. This week we unpack the issues surrounding venue acoustics. At the heart of every good sounding speaker system, is a good sounding venue. Often people get so focussed on the microphone, or the EQ that they forget what has the biggest impact on the […]
By Guest Blogger | April 28, 2014
Graphic taken from the Sound Tech and PA Training for Churches DVDs. What is the most important element in the church sound system? One of the most common misunderstandings I encounter during discussions about sound systems is based around the concept of “the most important part of the sound system”. This usually appears in the […]
By admin | April 23, 2014
Here’s a live session from a Musicademy seminar presented by SFL’s Tim Horton and Pat Smith. Tim and Pat present our Sound Tech and PA Training for Churches DVDs.
By admin | December 12, 2013
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By Andy@Musicademy | November 12, 2013
If you are limited to just 3 things Last week on Facebook I posted a bit of a loaded question; List, in the order of importance which voices/instruments in your worship team you think the congregation needs to hear the most (with 1 being the most important). Then, if they could only hear three things […]
By Andy@Musicademy | May 29, 2013
We’ve been promising a major update to our MultiTrack Player for some time. It’s finally here and includes the ability to loop, repeat and jump song sections as well as import your own song wavs. We believe our new Player to be the SIMPLEST and the BEST VALUE MultiTrack package around. You will save even […]
By Guest Blogger | May 21, 2013
We had an email from Dave at Cheam Baptist: “We have been wondering how best to provide sheet music for our musicians and are looking for an alternative to using numerous different songs of fellowship books. One option is to gradually build up a library of individual sheet music for each song then create an […]
By Guest Blogger | May 17, 2013
Creativity in Worship (Why I use loops) A few years ago I moved to a new house situated along the flight path into Manchester airport, one of the busiest airports in Northern England. The first few weeks consisted mainly of broken sleep and sudden shock as yet another noisy plane would cut through the air […]
By Guest Blogger | March 27, 2013
We had an email from Terry who works for the U.S. Federal Courts in South Carolina. He asks: Do you have a recommendation for the best microphone for large area pick up pattern? I need to mic the gallery of a courtroom without having the individuals leave their seat to walk to a microphone. The […]
By [email protected] | February 20, 2013
No matter how good the monitors or the digital to analogue converters that recreate your waveforms are, it is almost certainly the room in which you’re sat that will be letting you down sonically. Many of us, working domestically these days, have smaller than ideal spaces in which to monitor and record. So what can […]
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