Worship Tech Tour - Deer Creek Church

[@zachcandee5669]

A solid video but here are a few quick fact checks: * Allen&Heath ME-1 personal mixers are 40 channel not 48 * The SQ mixers are fantastic but you do need a separate $800 IO card to enable Dante for each mixer * The Black Magic switch (ATEM Television Studio HD) cannot record. They have a HyperDeck Studio Mini Ultra HD recorder sharing the same rack space to do the recording to SD cards

[@drpeks]

Yoo.. this is the best video series as it helps many of us worship leaders in a vast amount of knowledge. I am always eagerly waiting for another episode.

[@NichWoodruff]

I would love to see more conversation about the livestream setup.

[@cheslynribberts4433]

My church AFMVC is on the right track , Great video and good to see where we at as a church

[@Reyfox1]

Interesting for sure. Way above (in price and usage) what we need here in Poland. But it shows me what is out there and how others are handling sound and video. Thanks for sharing.

[@mark12.31]

Good information and a nice setup. The SQ consoles are excellent - glad to see them using them. If others are in the market, consider the SQ line!

[@phileoness]

Jake, btw, audinate has a series of videos that train you on Dante. It’s super easy to just sit through and learn. Check it out!

[@YosefEliezrie]

philip hawkins link please.

[@phileoness]

Visit audinate.com or simply search for their channel. They have all the videos on KZbin.

[@z030n3r]

Yamaha commercial audio’s channel also has an extensive video series on networking and Dante, since their consoles have native Dante support

[@phileoness]

z030n3r Nice! I check it out!

[@CFYotubechannel]

Im so Proud of this channel because every work about lights sounds video etc in church that will helps us to grow many churches Godbless your channel ChurchFront and sir Jake Godbless more and to your Church

[@Churchfront]

Thanks Cody!

[@hudson_01]

We need more of these churches in the UK and England!

[@wcag.church]

Great stuff Jake, thank you for taking the initiative to be a resource for so many of us and exposing us to other churches and how they operate. Kudos!

[@caseyklocek]

Great video man. Thank you for providing value to the church worship ministry!

[@frankkimathi8324]

Many lessons from this series. Thank you guys

[@MYGOChurch]

Hey guys, great video! We have some similar setups at our place and you did a great job explaining all of the techy stuff in an engaging way. Keep up the good work. What you're doing is invaluable for smaller churches.

[@wilrobbins7595]

Aaron was taking about having to use a bunch of DI boxes with his old interface to get to XLR. Most audio Interfaces have balanced 1/4” connections (TRS). A simple TRS to XLR adapter/snake would have worked. The only real benefit of going unbalanced 1/4” (TS) to a DI box to XLR is having access to a ground lift on the DI box, if you have ground issues. Just thought it was interesting he was trying to use a bunch of DIs. Also this might have contributed to the sucky sound quality. Hope this information helps someone. Fantastic video by the way!

[@wessleystern1773]

You never want to run a TRS to XLR snake into computer equipment, if phantom power is enabled it will fry the interface. He was doing that to protect his equipment. Also, even if he had great DIs and cables, Dante will still sound better. It has to do with the amount of times A/D is done, and the in what time. In Dante all A/D conversion is done at the same time based off of a universal world clock. Makes things much cleaner.

[@wilrobbins7595]

Ah, I never actually thought about phantom power causing an issue. Thanks for the heads up. I was just more throwing out the difference between unbalanced and balance 1/4”. (Because I honestly didn’t know the difference for the longest time when I was younger.) Also Dante is great, and it makes total sense in this situation. I wasn’t knocking the Dante setup in anyway. Thank for the reply man, I appreciate it!

[@XanderEwald]

That church has a better sound system than most clubs I know 😂

[@westonbuck]

Dudes...this video series is the best. Thank you. Keep up the great work!

[@Churchfront]

Thanks Weston!

[@phileoness]

Super helpful! I’m looking at nearly the exact same audio and live stream setup. It was nice to see how it might look

[@markarca6360]

16:43 - That is a remote control panel for Ross Video Ultrix video routers (it looks like a Blackmagic Design VideoHub or an AJA Video KUMO video routers).

[@ErnieLansford]

Who is the audio/video integrator from Longmont that installed the audio system? Excellent installation.

[@Churchfront]

Summit Integrated Systems

[@clouds5]

Amazing series, learned so much from this video alone. We are exactly at that point in our church (in Europe, Switzerland :D) where we want to start streaming etc. So this is a perfect point of reference for us.

[@fredacuneo5180]

Another great video. Thanks guys.

[@arba63]

18:58 what kind of device you are use to embed Dante audio with ATEM video? Thank you.

[@angellilly7982]

I am Lilly Angel from India please suggest me which video Capture device is good for live streaming

[@churchaudiolife]

Very cool.

[@nimsocproductions]

Cool stuff!!!

[@aaronpaulk]

Amazing setup, but we balling on a budget at my church.

[@rjondrums9725]

If you are ever near Decatur you should visit House of Hope Atlanta

[@tonyarky7868]

watching these kind of videos makes me want to be a . . . . i dont know the word haha but I feel like I want to be a . . the one who do stuffs like these. set up the stage, the audio like that. thank you for these series

[@MarkAMensah]

I wish you have an idea of how much help you have been to me since I chanced on your page. Please keep up. By the way, why did you finally replace your Midas for the Presonus 32SC from your other video?

[@matthewjohnwilliamprins2481]

Hi, is there a way to learn more about the Dante protocol and how much it costs and how it is fully integrated?

[@ChristianPotot]

I love this SQ6. I used it here in philippines. 😍

[@blakeford1445]

Would love to understand more about the Ross switch and know why you chose that over the BM Videohub products. I need to be able to have more outputs so this would be a great fix I think. But I don't quite understand it. Help please?

[@cmdcreativity]

I'm really loving this series - great job! 🙌🏻 If you are ever in Southern California you should definitely check out Friends Church in Yorba Linda! I can give you some contacts if this would ever be a possibility. Thanks! 😁

[@freemandiaz5123]

Woot! Been there!

[@eddysel10]

Awesome!! I am learning so much from these video's! Thanks

[@daveyjones03]

Which mover washes does he have for the stage wash?

[@gabrielpicazo4787]

I have the same question, it would be awesome to know this since I saw he mentioned they were variable white.

[@daveyjones03]

Gabriel Picazo exactly

[@justinmartin7437]

Great vid guys! Question: where did they mount their room mics?

[@TimothyFish]

It amazes me that Mac users are always more critical of the quality of the machines than non-users are.

[@johnnjonjo2933]

Informative video, thumb up!

[@MYKEDANGER]

Many churches prefer not to have tracks or automated words thru propresenter, they want the freedom to do the chorus again or have a prolonged instrumental. It is a good idea for many churches. But if you are running tracks, you are very confined to the exact timing and structure of the song. So why wouldn't you go ahead and use automated words thru propresenter/ableton?

[@Socapexxx]

I generally have 2 responses to this type of question: A: Depending on the musicians, the song and a few other factors, you can generally stop the tracks and keep playing. Yes, you might lose some things from the tracks, but generally, it's a sacrifice most are willing to make to repeat a chorus or similar. This would mean a lyrics operator has to be present to keep going. B: By not automating everything, it gives more people an opportunity to serve. Lyrics operators can also be good training for vocalists. Then there's also reliability. Without a proper show control solution, automation where it all stems from PP6 triggers or Ableton can be risky - from simple user error to communication problems and then technical failure such as network drops. I agree that there are many reasons why automation generally isn't a good idea, but I also see a lot of churches that struggle to get competent volunteers or staff where automation is necessary.

[@orafael.coelho]

Ableton live lets you roam throughout the whole song forth and back. It doesn't take your freedom at all.

[@mikepruett1745]

how bout checking out the oldest in tech and how most get by

[@eternalbeing4000]

You said the sub was under the stage I’d like to know more behind the placement of that

[@italosousa4804]

Whats the name of intro music? And also your background music

[@RockStarBigC]

Awesome helpful video!!! Quick question, the link to the tech school isn’t loading. Is there an updated link?

[@keensoundguy6637]

worshiptechschool.com redirects to worshipleaderschool.com

[@davidwilliams1883]

Bro's!!! SO GOOD! Love this setup and man, what an intentional and well-organized system! Do you guys know what the models are of the lights they bought?

[@Churchfront]

Thanks David. I believe they are Martin Lights. something like this one: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/RushMH6WCT--martin-lighting-rush-mh-6-wash-ct-led-ww-cw-moving-head-wash-with-zoom

[@matheusPMAVieira]

God bless you, man! Amazing content! I'm from Brazil and I'm looking for good content about audio and streaming on churches. I'm volunteer head of sound ministry and I'm looking for to improve our audio quality on streaming. I know nothing about lighting, because we don't use it in our church, it's pretty much white lights all over the temple. I'm loving this tech tour!

[@KaiserSosa137]

Hi Jake, What's the model of the Audio Technica choir mics used at this church?

[@zachariachacha1511]

Hi Jake can you please put a link to the audio technica choir mic thanks

[@Isaac72696]

What program do you use for streaming?

[@n9wff]

Discotheques and the night club feel, just what God needs to announce His presence.

[@deekyevans5235]

What was kind of budget were they dealing with?

[@Sinnettmedia]

You should do first babtist church Indian trail

[@Sinnettmedia]

It's a huge church

[@nathanseida4096]

Can y'all do a smaller church that doesn't have as complex a setup, just so we can see the contrast between churches?

[@Churchfront]

for sure we plan on mixing it up more with church sizes in future episodes

[@isaiahgerardwilliamson2840]

@@Churchfront Hey our church is small and it would be cool if you can come to our church. It's called Westminster Christian Assembly in Westminster California.

[@iLucasN]

1:33 what is this figure in the cross!!?

[@johnh.george9059]

I want to be in a church like this to do sound mixing

[@faithfulroland]

Awesome...

[@PAPACHOYTv]

May I know the software used for visual displays? Thanks in advance Brothers.

[@joshedwards8985]

jaimeagosto ProPresenter 6

[@JoshSamaroo]

Why do you never go into detail for projectors and screen

[@djazz0]

So much expensive gear, how can a church afford it? Mine can't, sadly. We have an X32 though.

[@joshedwards8985]

x32’s are great boards! you can get a lot out of them.

we have a soundcraft ui24r so we can put in the same spot as the old analog board (near the band) and have a small table in the back with an ethernet wire and manage all of the mixer from a touch screen (23")

[@ericdurante9066]

Hey Jake! Thanks for this video! I would love to see how they sent audio from the FOH mixer to streaming Mixer? We have the same mixers and trying to figure all this out is not my area of expertise.

[@wessleystern1773]

They are sending audio over a dante network. Using the same pre amps on multiple consoles will require either an analog splitter snake, or a dante network. Dante training is free, check it out.

[@bryanskinner]

Our church use vmix to livestream on windows pc

[@Churchfront]

thanks for sharing, Bryan!

[@rogerapostol2]

Nice

[@Rhemani]

You should stop by Pearl Street Church in San Antonio to drop some knowledge on us. :D Anyways, great video,, learning a lot to help improve different aspects of production for my church.

[@zionworship5047]

Nice i actually live in san Antonio too my wife and i are the worship leaders at our church. I just so happened to look down at my phone and seen this comment lol

[@DJRobbie54]

PS. Dante system may be good but they are just one of thousands of software out there that's even better and less complicated it's like do you really need Pro Tools in the studio really they have made Pro Tools the standard in recording studios just like everything else I beg to differ on that subject. Now audacity is just as good and even better much more simpler to run and to operate maybe one day they'll have a pro software for audacity they probably do I work with just the basic which just works as good as Pro Tools for me, even cake walk is cool too. just to name a few.

[@hodcor]

Those are not cheap headphones lol, those are studio monitoring DT770 Pros

[@iamjessblessed]

@9:34

[@mikepruett1745]

try to do this with hardly a budget

[@DJRobbie54]

I just saw your video for the first time, If you have to re-mix more than three times that's to much for the Live stream. I can understand a second time sending audio from mic dirct box to the conlrol room, but sending it back out is a bit Redundant. It looks like to me that your doing a Broadway show. It's seem that all the lighting effect is a bit much, and It distracts from the gospel message and changing lights all the time for every song makes it too much like Broadway. Sorry just being honest and real with what I see. I'm old school, I also pray that your Allen & Heath mixing console does not have a glitch in software problems. That would be a disaster during church service. Also relying on computers too much could be a problem if the software is not 1000% in good shape and reliable. Again I am an old-school engineer audio and video who like the idea of the new stuff that's coming out, but sometimes it can be a bit too much and overwhelming if it goes Haywire. That would not be a good thing for the engineer there in the control room or video booth. But my hat goes off to you, thumbs up in your Endeavor to proclaim the gospel to the people. PS. Try not to go overboard in the Broadway production, I don't think the Lord would be pleased with that, he's a very simple person and he doesn't want his message to be lost in the show. Been there, done that, and burnt out. God bless.

[@christianfidele3087]

Can you come and help me with ours too

[@markjastrzebski2065]

"they didn't go with Behringer or Midas". Behringer should never be mentioned in the same sentence as Midas.

[@OnituValentin]

Not bad :))

[@maxupp]

Are you guys actually devout christians? I'm not, but worship seems like a lucrative gig.