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Whether you’re a worship leader, guitarist, or mix engineer, we’re all leading worship as one team, which takes preparation, flexibility, attention to the room and following the Holy Spirit’s leading. There’s a mindset shift between the technical approach to mixing and making moves based on flow and feeling to what’s happening in the room. Similar to learning music by the book, and by ear. It’s an art form (subjective) and a science (objective).
Is your live broadcast mix feeling flat, dry and sub-par? Does your online audio quality struggle compared to other online broadcasts? In this breakout we cover all things broadcast audio. Learn easy, yet powerful tricks to get your broadcast sounding like a live record!
When is the last time you stripped away all your effects and plug-ins to hear what is actually happening in your mix? We’ll look at the importance of making space and keeping things as simple as possible to achieve the most effective mix for your situation.
As audio engineers, we are only as good as the source. Getting the source right is often times about building relationships with the people in our bands, working with them to get the sounds we need. This panel discussion will look at ways of becoming the 5th member of the band, trusted to help make the band sound as good as possible.
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