How to Mix Audio in a Worship Service - Tutorial Video

[@LanceCampeau]

Even through I haven't mixed a room in a while... I still like to come back and review this video from time to time. Lots of useful tidbits and food for thought.

[@elizana]

This is one of the best live tutorials I've ever seen. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain every move you made during a live service and showing that live mixing is not set before or during the service, it is moving constantly. Thank you for encouraging other to always have a teachable spirit.

[@beaudeangilbank297]

Bro As a MD I just wanna reach through the computer screen and give you a BIG HUG and maybe shed a tear on your shoulder. THANKYOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO. GOD BLESS

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks!

[@rogercook8277]

My brother in Christ, you taught me a lot in this almost 30 minute video. I am the sound engineer at my church. I love doing what I do, but just like anything else, it takes practice paractice practice. Our church just purchase the Allen & Heath {GLD}112 soundboard. I can't wait to master it. You are one outstanding teacher. Keep bringing it. Thanks a million.

[@NiecyOnSet]

I love how engaged you are in the service, anticipating every need. God Bless you :)

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks!

[@warrencarter1668]

GOOD TEACHING. VERY NICE MIX. I HAVE TAUGHT LIVE AUDIO FOR 35 YEARS. YOUR TEACHING SKILLS ARE WELL PLANNED. EVEN A NOVICE SHOULD UNDERSTAND IT.

[@anthonyroy7004]

Thank you for this tutorials, I had an opportunity sit under a engineer as yourself at a conference. But I really appreciate your video because you're sharing the art of mixing in a visual way and talking us through the changes in the mixing of the worship experience.

[@mendiechase8277]

It's so refreshing to see an ACTIVE sound guy. So many sound engineers at churches get everything "level" during sound check and then just sit back and watch, never never to touch the board again until service is over.

[@howtorecord101]

Chase White Thanks Chase!

[@itsmejoeyc2504]

To be fair, it mostly depends on the musicians and singers. If the sound guys gets it mixed perfect and the musicians and vocalists are professional in that they are very controlled with their volumes and tone then honestly the sound guy most likely will be able to sit back and enjoy, with minor tweaks every now and then.

[@billyghawaii]

I took emphasize that a soundman needs to be hands on. Thank you for affirming that.

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks!

[@dmmaciag]

Chase White I used to do sound for you when I was younger. :)

[@naremolokomme5727]

Wow wow I'm in South Africa and have bought the same mixer(pre-owned) and have been looking for someone who knows how this monster work!! You are a blessing

[@BBkiller321]

This video has made me realize that I need to be more active when mixing my youth group band, thank you and God bless.

[@geneser1]

WOW...I was watching videos all day looking for help on mixing...when I found yours two things happened...I started to sing along with your worship team and weep at the same time...THANK YOU Brother Landon!

[@howtorecord101]

+Eugene Morris Thank You!

[@MRDIRTYSOAP]

+howtorecord101 hey what mixer would you recommend that is under 2,000 I would only need about 12 channels but would want 16

[@howtorecord101]

What are you planning to use the mixer for?

[@MRDIRTYSOAP]

+howtorecord101 at my church. Our band is about 8 people so we only use about 8 channels. Also like to know if I should go with analog or digital. Thank you

[@howtorecord101]

Digital Really gives alot of options. Let me know if I can help choosing a console.

[@Lazerus53]

This is one of the best Vids I have seen on the dynamics of mixing a worship service, I am going to check out the rest them. Thanks, you have a teachers heart and a servants.

[@rwcraver]

I appreciate the tutorials. I'm a singer, turned live stream mix/record guy, back to singer, and now heading to part-time (Yeah right!) front of house and singer. Aghhhh! I'll have to look at Planning Center to know whether to wear a polo or button down and tie. In all seriousness, the tutorials are a great refresher as I've been away from mixing for about 3 years. Thank you.

[@cahenglish]

Thank you so much, Landon. There are so many church "how to mix" videos that have good teaching but are the sound guy or worship leader alone in the sanctuary with the board, frequently without even a track to hear. So nice to see you in action at a real service. The commentary is very helpful, too. Blessings, bro.

[@LanceCampeau]

This is a smart and well crafted demostration. You have a real top end system install. Great work!

[@johnadesola9622]

I've watched so many video on mixing and honestly this is one of a kind...live mixing on pretty cool gadget. Keep it up! God bless and reward you labour of love

[@staciepaul]

What a blessing you are to that Church. Great video, thank you for sharing.

[@BrandonElliotSmith]

@howtorecord101 You know what, I've been a church musician for years & also been doing studio work for years. I always wondered about the differences in approach between mixing in a studio environment & mixing in a LIVE environment. Clearly you have less room for error in a live environment, but this really cleared up some things in regards to the entire process. Never seen a video like this giving a step-by-step as to the PROPER way to mix a live worship service/event. Definitely a difference between a pro like yourself doing it vs 1 of the deacons or church mothers lol. At my old church, they would just sit back there staring at the board & now I know why things always sounded so horrible. Thanks for posting! Now I have a better understanding of everything that is involved at the board when i'm sitting at the organ way up front

[@zacw4243]

live is always harder lol especially with no rehearsal or sound checks

[@foketesz]

Good ears, man. Sounds amazing. Clear, punchy and emotional. Great job!

[@ebenezerwiseborn7903]

thank very for this wonderful tutorials can where can i get more of your lessons

[@howtorecord101]

Yes. I have a presonus 16.4.2 and I use it in the studio and for live productions. It has been a great mixer. It will give you more control than we have on the DDS/Midas Console I used for this video. You may also want to check out the new Behringer x32. It uses Midas preamps, and has been getting a lot of attention for providing a great sound in that price range. Thanks for your message.

[@ChristofferLundgrenSweden]

This is great! I do a lot of live mixing and on-location recording of this magnitude, and this video inspired me to build up the songs even better. Thank you!

[@howtorecord101]

+Christoffer Lundgren Thanks! Awesome!

[@thecross8250]

I'm new here and I can say it's an awesome mix. Representing for Nairobi Kenya.

[@rhodigian]

Excellent material here. Really useful, and done with the right mindset. Please, continue your life and your service with this mindset and this will to improve everyday.

[@MinecraftReviews1]

Wow. Just wow. I started being "the sound guy" at church a year ago. I really like this video. I like how you kept the levels balanced and also how you ALWAYS kept the praise leader above everything else. I know it is obvious, but at my church it sometimes happens that I can't hear the praise leader, either because of the bad quality wireless mics (which is bad) or the fact that the singers just don't sing loud(which is way,way worse). I just hope I had control of the budget at church, since we don't even have DI boxes. (I am really happy about the fact that I can do the sound, but still, I would really, really like if the person who handles sound budget would invest in certain things that would make our church PA way better). Thank you, again, for this awesome video, and God bless you.

[@howtorecord101]

MinecraftReviews1 Thanks for your message. How many seats is your auditorium?

[@MinecraftReviews1]

I believe around 50. It isn't technically an auditorium, and because the activities that are done there, the seats are not fixed in place. We put as many chairs in as we need(usually corresponds to the number of people that go to the activities).

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks. Let me know if you need any help/

[@MinecraftReviews1]

Okay, I'll let you know if I need to. Thank you!

[@rondellealleyne6291]

Great video my bro. you're both technically sound and humble, which is the keys needed to serve in the house of God; congrats and keep the videos coming. Pastor Tony Moses

[@jeffreystipe925]

Each time I watch I learn more! Great video presentation! Thanks for sharing what you know!

[@davidgraham3162]

Great job with this video. Love the adding in and creative input you use to arrange and mix the worship. Very creative, very discrete, you really help make the song..Well produced, Sir.

[@andresesqueda1424]

I remember when I first started I was a "lazy engineer" no live automation of faders and reverb and other effects, now I realize that doing that makes the show or service much more intense and dynamic. I guess my teacher was right, we all learn through trial and error. Great video! Keep them coming. Maybe you can make a vid discussing how to ring out a sound system properly. Cheers!

[@gdeeable]

Absolutely awesome video! Excellent presentation voice; Easy to follow; Simply enough to really empower me. I can see mistakes I've made & how to improve. It's clear you have a sensitivity for the worship & how to make it flow properly. I'm a pastor & praise team member. I handle sound because we don't have anyone right now to do it at present. Praying for someone with a heart of God for worship; a spirit of excellence; sensitivity and an openness to learn & do this as you have. Please don't stop doing videos. Well done!

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks. God will place someone in your path.

[@07line]

This video is awesome. May I ask, I just bought the same mixer but it does not come with Power cable can you help me find one or how to make one?

[@LandonGraceReel]

It has a power supply that is in a rack unit. It needs a specific power supply and you won't be able to build one.

[@eg8289]

Your confidence and knowledge is impressive. Thanks for the help.

[@barrio650]

Like how you work. Suggestions is to have everything in order. I am one of the sound engineers at my church and we work with christian groups who go around on tour so we work with huge pa systems and one thing i have learned is to have things in order. Drums, bass, guitars, pianos, sequence, choir, leaders voice and then the pastors voice. That will have everything in order and easier to maintain

[@joelee8917]

Great video. The worship group sounds REALLY good! Very well explained mixing technique.

[@Infraredgrills]

Awesome video and mixing. Nice to watch someone who knows what they're doing. Keep em coming

[@seawrightphotography]

This is really great stuff! You explain things in such a clear, empowering manner. I'll be sharing this with everyone I'm training!! And, your mix sounds great!

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks for watching!

[@jimpemberton]

You mentioned that the pastor will speak loudly and softly. It depends on your pastor's speaking style, but in many cases I've found that the range of volume at the point source (his voice) is greater than what is practical for amplification. IN other words, the amplification can magnify the effect beyond what is helpful. On the soft points it can be difficult for people to hear and on the loud points it can border on painfully loud. I typically use compression to mitigate this. There is still some change in volume, but the natural change in timbre will convey the intention behind the speaking method without becoming a distraction. Also, I've found that some over-resonant mid-low frequencies can serve as a drone to make people drowsy. So I do a negative sweep with a narrow Q between about 100 and 200 hz to find the best frequency (sometimes there might be more than one) to pull down. Then I do a positive sweep in the upper audible frequencies to find where a particular speaker forms their consonants. (You have to be careful that you don't overdo the "S's".) Besides EQ-ing the normal HPF and ultrasonic shelf, this will make amplified speech less muddy, more clear, and energized enough to keep more people pleasantly awake.

[@Diegosaurio]

Great video, it really helped me out a bunch. I had my first worship mexing service couple of days ago. By the way, why are those meters flashing at 21:07 before the guitar comes in and what do they indicate? Thanks.

[@scottjespersen1648]

+Diegosaurio Looks like it could be the click track they're playing to

[@howtorecord101]

+Scott Jespersen Thanks Scott! It is the click track.

[@churchsoundtips6940]

Good tip about balance between room mics and direct from the desk into the final recording mix. Thanks. Helpful video.

[@oredolapobankole4964]

this is absolutely my favorite mixing video,thank you very much.not ashame to say that u really helped correct some of my lapses.....thanks again

[@howtorecord101]

oredolapo bankole Thanks for your message. It thrills me that it was helpful.

[@devineolubakinn1981]

mix isnt bad but i can bearly hear the keyboard

[@jwrsob]

Are the six people who "thumbs down" this video the previous sound engineers you replaced??

[@howtorecord101]

Very Funny! Nice!

[@CheesyMcBeard]

No those are the ones who bought a digital mixer for better and faster workflow.

[@humbertokyle9070]

there's a mix man I worked with at Nyquist, called Raz Klinghoffer, and he is very cheap and his mixes are truely awesome Wish he'd made a video about his technics

[@chrisclose7793]

great video very informative. for my local church we use the Allen & Heat ilive T112 and i make use of the ipad app for the ilive and it means i can sit along with the congregation with my ipad and make subtle changes without affecting the overal mix

[@hannahfioramonti1368]

This was really helpful, as I am in Audio and Light in my Christian school and don't really get an opportunity to mix the audio in chapel. Keep up the great work! 👍☺

[@JeffMathe]

Powerful! Thanks for this tutorial. It has opened up my mind. Will use these tips to improve our mix.

[@BeardedNationLLC]

Great tutorial! I'm putting together a list of tutorials for our sound crew at church. Do you have any suggestions for beginners to intermediates?

[@howtorecord101]

Great comment! We use an aux send for the sub speakers which carries alot of the weight of the low end in the auditorium. For this video I used a line level off the board which will have less of the low frequencies, especially below 100 hertz.

[@nsavage65]

Great Video!! Trying to get a clear understanding about reverb. Is reverb used to make the sound fuller? If not when is the right time to use it?

[@howtorecord101]

Nicky Savage I would use reverb as an effect to enhance the music and or vocals. Think of reverb as being able to changing the environment that you are singing in. Have you ever enjoyed singing is a stairwell. Or enjoyed the choir in the large church cathedral? Each style of music is different. I use more on slower songs than I do on faster songs. Imagine you or a rock band playing in an open warehouse. You are placing the music in that invironment. Use your judgement. It is easy to use to much. Starting out, find what you like and then turn it down a notch. Listen to music in your genre and see how they use effects. Good luck. I would enjoy hearing what you are doing. Thanks for your message.

[@nsavage65]

Okay I get it now! I hope you don't mind me asking you questions when I have one. Who you prefer me to email you my questions or is this page fine? Thanks so much for sharing your God given gift!

[@DanUpdegraff]

Great video! Do you setup the mics too? Just wondering about how you deal with phase issues from mic bleed through.

[@kingkurus1106]

Your video has been an absolute blessing. Thank you for sharing, may god bless you abundantly

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks. I am glad it has helped!

[@LacrosseBoss]

Excellent tutorial video. Thank you for this. I'm going to share with my audio team as well.

[@AustinPetDetective]

Love came down, amazing song with a special anointing on it !!!!!.

[@rishigunness9794]

hey great video. the sound was awsome I dont know how you do it without headphones though. anyhow I would love to see a vid on your outboard gear if you ever get to it

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks!

[@franciscafriday-pabros419]

LOVED this video - your experience and focus definitely shows - subbed you! Thanks for sharing!

[@TheLATVIDEOS]

Thank you Mr. Grace. I have just watched couple of your videos and it is very helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Subscribed!

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks!

[@milesschmidt54]

love how this is mixed without. Do you know what you had on the top of the sound board to view the levels of each channel?

[@LandonGraceReel]

It is a meter bridge that is part of the mixing console

[@curiousam4275]

Very good video! I liked the fact that it really was "live" mixing! The nuances of transitions are very informative. I'm aware of these; nevertheless, it's good to be reminded and affirmed of the same. Only limitation of this and similar videos is that they are usually within the context of very large and rich churches operating high-end gear and musicians who know what they are doing. I'd like to see videos in a smaller setting using low-end gear, and "imperfect" musicians and how the sound tech overcomes (to a large extent) these short-comings. I think the impact of those videos would quadruple. Again, great job! Keep it coming.

[@howtorecord101]

curiousam k Thanks for your input. That is a great idea. I do a concert series in the park in the summer and that would make a great video.

[@howtorecord101]

How many inputs do you need? What is the style of your worship? How many seats is your auditorium? Hope I can help.

[@alexintech254]

Thank you for sharing your experience brother,so practical.The Lord bless you man.

[@douglasRbrown]

Good day sir, you and I sent very brief txt back and forth about a year ago. I think you have a good mellow voice along with an ability to teach. I understand life happens but it’s a sham you stopped making your videos. Do you have any Avid S6, Lighting, or Surround effect experience? (I'm not looking to learn)

[@wksou]

HI Brother, you a doing a great job helping other with your knowledge. God bless.

[@leo_sog]

Hello, please tell me what material made in the temple walls, and what they are (finished)! I am interested in acoustics =) thanks a lot! very informative video!

[@howtorecord101]

+ЛЕОНИД КОЛОКОЛЬЧИКОВ It is acoustic sound panels on the backwalls and the green panels behind the stage. There was a company that analyzed the room and designed the treatment coverage and the density of the panels.

[@MaxiREV]

Could you do more demo's on installations on a soundboard? At our church we have a Midas Venice 320 (soundboard), Lexicon MX200 and the MX400. I would like to build a solid basic sound for every service!

[@howtorecord101]

MaxiREV Thanks for your message and thanks for your input into future videos. I will be launching new videos soon. Thanks for watching.

[@MaxiREV]

howtorecord101 okay, I am looking forward to. Thank you

[@esongsore]

Excellent stuff sir

[@pcninja9266]

Fantastic job, perfect tutorial for me to introduce to our Audio Ministry.

[@porCristo777]

God bless thanks for this video. Is always good to to learn and praise God @ the sametime. great job!

[@RockerDave12]

So my question is, do you have a starting video, where I can help my church folks sort through their mess? (I walked in on it approx 6 months ago, no I did not wire up their board like the way I described).

[@gingvalenzuela6882]

thank you so much it helps a lot it's.true that you should ask other sound engineer we have different styles and tastes for sounds and I'm still learning from people like you thank you so much Gobless

[@howtorecord101]

Response to Updegraff comment: Main rule is 3 to 1 ratio. If you are 1 foot from the object you want to at least be 3 feet apart. So four feet from the choir means mics need to be 12 feet apart. You can also alternate the polarity of the mics with the phase button. Just listen to it and work with that in mind. Alternating phase can get you a couple of db of gain before feedback. That's usually why I change polarity (less feedback). Let me know what works for you? Thanks for your comment.

[@myrrhphonic6474]

the system your using is it stereo? what is your suggestion for loud volume on stage or with in the band?

[@howtorecord101]

This auditorium is fan shaped and stereo doesn't work well. The system is mono and has 4 points or zones. Getting the stage volume lower is important, however you can accomplish it.

[@afterimagestudios98]

hey buddy trying get a hold of you....could use some help with that presonus board your using ...thanks

[@howtorecord101]

Call me if you're in the states. 256-880-6073 or I can setup for a skype call.

[@afterimagestudios98]

HEY MAN YEAH I JUST GOT THE SKYPE THING WORKING....AND IM IN PA ...WHERE ARE YOU AT

[@theamazingtoot]

Hey man thanks for your video I haven't finished it yet because I have to go to practice soon tonight for mixing the soundboard at my church. I never thought of keeping everything in a general medium volume and then increasing certain main vocals or musicians in parts. I do this some for guitar solos for sure. I'll probably have questions for you later. The one big thing we're having trouble is our lead vocals is clipping from either the pre-amp or compression but I'm almost certain it's pre-amp. What can I do there? Also thanks for the tip for muddy vocals by turning down the lows and mids if needed.

[@howtorecord101]

***** Walk through each step of the path for the vocal mic. At each step you need to calibrate the input so that it does not clip in any of the steps. Wireless Mic transmitter? Channel Preamp Inserted to Compressor Channel Output Fader Master Mixer Output

[@richtee3470]

theamazingtoot, assuming gain structure techniques have been done across the whole mixing board you may be running your inputs (input gains) to hot and your outputs - subgroup and or mains not hot enough leaving little headroom on individual channels.

[@musicman2166]

Enjoyed the great video. I am also a COG sound tech in Texas. Where is Life Church located?

[@howtorecord101]

Huntsville AL

[@paulcody613]

Awesome video and great sound. You gave me some ideas on doing some things a touch differently. Thanks!

[@RockerDave12]

- (continuing) - Avioms. One of our problems is controlling the gain TO the Avioms. Also, the drums are mixed with a separate 6-channel mixer, it's stereo out is sent to one of the channels on the A&H. Another problem is we have NO subwoofers (yeah right), and also the worship leader's guitar always sounds muddy. The AUX's are used like this: AUX 1&2 are used for an external DENON recorder, AUX 5&6 are used for mixer FX. The mono out is used for stereo out to a cry room. Getting the picture now?

[@Josh-lm7qq]

Great video! What church is this?

[@3034893118]

do you guys ever slowly fade the CD/ iTunes Playlist?

[@Pepa0vojta0records]

yes. ;)

[@sangharshasanstha8559]

Sach a nice video to learn many thing,thanx,can u show me some monitor technics

[@CaricatureQueen]

Your videos are terrific. Thank you for sharing your skills.

[@vocalkeys]

For what purpose are you using the audio monitors directly in front of you? Thx in advance and great video!

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks for your question. They are setup to listen to what is soloed. They usually are not on but if I need to isolated something I can hear it without having to use earphones. The level can be adjusted realtime and does not cause a distraction during the service. Also great for checking video playback and other tests before service without having to put it in the pa. I do not use these to mix.

[@MikeyDee503]

great vid man,,, can you give me the names of the songs in the vid, i love it,,thank you

[@howtorecord101]

Mikey Dee Thanks for your message. I don't have a list of the songs. I would suggest guessing the title and searching youtube. They should be easy to find. Thanks!

[@ryan-heath]

Great content! Although, maybe it’s the recording for this video, but the voices were a tad too loud above the mix. As a musician, I’d like to hear some definition of the music being played 😉 Love to see you’re so active behind the table! I always say to our sound engineers, they are a part of the worship team too, be active and engaged in the process. 👌

[@Dionydejesus]

I LOVE IT!!!! keep the good work and for God the best!!!! God Bless You Man!!

[@benjaminmwita8993]

Am greatful for this tutorial but how to use an audio cmpressor in live service

[@florianz95]

How did you get the snare sound so great? Are you using some delay to geht the "double" effect?

[@howtorecord101]

I would focus more on tuning and heads for the snare. A great sounding drum is going to make the biggest difference. Maybe use so dampening ring or eq rings. Then add a liitle reverb depending on the song. I don't use delay on the snare. Use a sm57 or audix i5. Which mic are you using?

[@florianz95]

Mostly i'm using a sm57 or an e604

[@nemfalanada]

mesmo eu não entendendo inglês , deu pra captar a mensagem , muito bom , gostei do som e da mix ! abraços !

[@Grapho137]

whats a good mixer to use for small church setting?

[@AustinPetDetective]

Nice job sound guys are very important to a service God Bless !!!!.

[@MommaJ90]

Landon, can you do a video on EQing mics, like for Pre-Worship? ....btw, this is a great video!!! or better yet...do you do trainings at other churchs??? lol

[@howtorecord101]

Thanks for your message. Private message your contact info in regard to the training. Thanks for the video suggestion. You input really drives the topics for new vidoes!

[@MommaJ90]

Rick & Jena' Lowry 377-5041; 375-9709 CrossFaith Church, Molino Florida

[@fireace9045]

12:24 wow, I thought I was the only one that did that. Everyone else says to never touch them. Well that's because they have no understanding of what the affects of it are. There are pros and cons, and you have to know how your system is set up and routed.

[@kaywoodparsons5307]

Love your tutorial brother. I am just starting into the mixer at my church where we just started attending. I am looking into upluging everything on it. Right now it's a mess. Everything is all over the place. The board it a Soundcraft GB4 32 track. They have an Acoustic guitar for worship leader who is the main singer. A piano, a keyboard, 4 back singers, bass and drums. Not a lot but it all connected wrong. its all over the board. As of now they have track 1234 for back vocals, bass not connected at all, Drums on 10 or something and worship leader way up the track somewhere near the end, his vocals is on the effects tracks section. They have no reverb on at all. It's just a mess. Can you please help me with a setup, maybe a diagram or something? Today was my first day on it and I was sweating lol. So muddy and flat, crazy volumes and feedback everywhere. I talked to them today after the service and they need help. They fight with the sound every week. So I am going to do it all over from scratch. Thanks. my email is [e-mail]. Thanks.

[@howtorecord101]

+kaywood Parsons Label everything really well before you unplug things. Take alot of pictures of the channel setting. Always remember, when you do a rewire, you are now responsible for everything that is wrong. Even the things that were wrong before you started. Make sure you have a good rehearsal after you rewire to check everything before you have a service. Make sure your leadership is OK with you changing things. That way they will have your back if it doesn't go smooth. Most of the time for me it doesn't go smooth. You are going to figure out what is not working. Dead channels. Dead XLR connectors. Dead snake channels. There may be a reason that things are not plugged up in a straight forward manner. Good luck. Thanks for your message.

[@kaywoodparsons5307]

Thanks

[@jamie6805]

THANK YOU BROTHER I LEARN SOME GOOD THING FROM YOU AND I WILL TRY TO PUT THEM TO GOOD US AND MY CHURCH MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR CHURCH

[@baritone757]

What church is this? I love the setup

[@connectedcaraudio]

Great video this helped me out so much very well put together

[@howtorecord101]

connectedcaraudio Great. Thanks for watching. Let me know if you need anything!

[@AustinPetDetective]

Wow When love comes down song such a Anointing on that song !!!!!!

[@jeffschwartz9031]

you have a great spirit about you, God bless

[@mynameisjohn]

dont know if i should enjoy the worship or watch out for the tips you're giving in between haha! Keep up the good work Mr Grace!

[@michaelsimpkins5192]

I miss some features on a analog mixer, my church used to have a analog board now they upgraded to a LS9. My school has a M7CL with a mono system JBL subs, monitors, and crown amps. We were built in 2010 so I would think they would put in a updated system. But during our band/choir concerts, I use plate reverb like in this video. But I have to go into a menu to make changes to the effect, And would love to have a analog mixer at that time. But digital and analog boards all have there advantages and disadvantages.

[@howtorecord101]

Michael Simpkins Super cool. Thanks for your comment!

[@eddiemajour8481]

Now, that's how one manages a mixing board. Very smart engineering!

[@elseptimohijo]

Great video, thanks for all the information and tips.

[@andyprice9543]

sounding good. God bless you for your effort

[@msvaleriejanea]

Very interesting and informative video. My soundboard isn't nearly as large as this one, but I plan to work in a larger capacity one day. I wish I could be your intern! lol