MIND-BLOWING Church Audio Solutions | Meyer PA, Digico, Custom Drum Shiled
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It's shocking and also kind of refreshing to see wired vocal mics in a church this big with production of this level
@@TheRealJoshuaDonaldsonI agree with that. Better sounding, cheaper, more reliable. I'm just not used to seeing that in churches. They always seem obsessed with cutting cords. I've seen hundreds of dollars spent just to get rid of one 15 foot cord.
At my church, if they ever try to push to go wireless for mics, and i am still there and running sound/doing all things tech, i will push back hard against it as i have enough things to try to keep functioning(over 30 years old) that i dont need to add more complicated things than necessary to what i already deal with. That said, I would LOVE to get my pastor off of his wireless headset, since he spends his time walking all over the front of the church and directly in front of speakers, and i cant get it to sound decent while being loud enough. I want to put him back on a decent wired mic(which others use for annoucements and sermons and it sounds good and LOUD before feedback(but they also are stuck in about a 10 foot area). much louder than our pastors mic. someday, it'll die, and maybe then we can do something different.
Love these vids! Have you considered starting them with a quick bit of one of their recordings or streams for reference?
I love being a part of the Vintage City church production team. I usually direct the broadcast on Sundays, so if you also do broadcast/livestream in your church, let's connect! We live stream every Sunday at 8:30am and 10:30am (MT).
Do you run in mono or stereo for your pa. I also have a wide room, so I know mono will be easier but kind of want to go stereo
Hey! I loved the drum shield! Looks so well built. Would you mind if we connected to get more specs on it? I want to build one similar for our church.
Great tour Jake! Very informative and with the eye on pretty neat details. Love the setup and the wisely chosen gear and consulting through octane 🔥
Great one from church❤
Really excited to watch this again
blessings on your work. ❤
Love the drum shileds 😀
I mean if you're going to use a drum shiled, you might as well invest in a custom drum shiled.
13:58 is the video shot of the year for Churchfront!!! DOPE! The interviewee bokeh BEHIND the featured item! 🔥
Love the drum BOX and it’s not a fishbowl.
I've loved the Drum Shield Ketch. Could you Talk more about the sound deep inside the shied for the Drummer to hear himself Not to play Off Beat and maintain the flow of the music being played... All your presentation was just Awesome
Hi Isaac, we use IEM (In Ear Monitoring) so the drummer hears everything through his IEM, and the mix is done by the AVIOM system. It would be unhealthy to play drums in a setting like that without in-ears. I hope that helps!
Amazing :)
Loved everything about this-- except for the parallel walls on the drum enclosure.
Great tour guys 👏
Great video. I do corporate AV and have the freespeak2, how did you connect your FS2 to the Eartec?
1. Anyone know what type of material you would use to cover the insulation in the ceiling? I always see a glossy/plastic like material in other churches.
I think you REALLY need to add some R2 spots or even Maverick Force Spots in with your R3s in your main worship center!
Can I ask what the sanctuary carpet is? LOL I know I know but we're looking to replace ours before the end of the year. Thanks
Hello I'm from Brazil. And I learned a lot from the videos. I would like to know, what are the "return monitors" like on stage? I couldn't see it in the video.
Thanks!
opa! a gente usa o sistema individual da AVIOM, cada músico ajusta seu próprio mix plugado no in-ear. =)
This tech install has its priorities straight! $100k speakers (with $?k processing) and a $30k desk. Wired Axioms for the musicians.
Almost no wireless! As primarily a musician who occasionally mixes FOH, I would prefer this over top of the line wireless everywhere!
Is that just a standard clear coat like you would use on wood or tile on the floor? How many coats were applied?
Focus is all over the place... but still love the content ;)
I wonder what was their budget!
What does the backwards sub do? Great job church front team!
This is referred to as a cardioid sub woofer deployment. The purpose is to reduce the amount of LF energy under the stage (behind the boxes) and increase the amount of LF content in front of the subwoofers.
What front light do they use?
Digico sd9 waves enabled?
do they sell those drum cages somewhere??
2 went down in a year? Wow, such low expectations. My ETC have not failed at all in 6 years.
What’s the company for the acoustic treatment?
He said "telewall" but it looks like the system from novawall. I used them for a recording studio install in '02 so they've been doing this type of product for quite some time. They were out of Dallas at that time, not sure if they are elsewhere in the US.
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This church has more/better gear than some of our national entertainment centers.
The cost and budget must be out of this world.
2-3 mill
@@joshuaedo07 For real??
It’s max .5 mil, overall they choose their gear very wisely and cost effective.
@@silasbr. naaaaa, they closer to 1 mill if I’m being generous
Mind-blowing, indeed. But it costs luxurious amount of money.
The treatment is called fabric wall. Nothing new. Most commercial studios have it.
Oh the vaxis logo that can't be turned off yet.....
yall using a black mist diffuser or something? for cinematic stuff its great but its a bit hazy feeling for this application
Agreed it's got to be a pro mist 1/2 or 1/4 or something, makes me think I've got something in my eye😆
isnt the Drums Shield very reflected???? its a small space with all that fibre glass around it...if so, whats the point of issolating the drum mics if the sound that comes out of the mics would be..well...we all audio engeneer know how it would sounds like..
This video really needed the mist filter
Amazing but BIG $$$$$$
I'm not jealous.... But... Arghhhh.. .. Give me a quarter of everything.😅😅. (I don't forget Exodus 20:17 😅🤣🤣)
Tell me your church wishes it was bethel church without telling me 🤣
The lead pastor at this church owns the company that integrated mostly everything at Bethel.
@@corinwilson1590point proven
Dang that's a lot if money spent there
As cool as this tech tour is, My guys loud inhale 😤 exhales 😮💨 is annoying. Take your time and Breathe! lol
All that tech?! I'd be dying of breath too.
Jesus said to me of the modern church, " I called them to rule and reign instead they chose to entertain."
churches need to move past drum cages, they simply arent worth it
try getting a listenable pleasing good mix at 88dB in a 1000 seat room without a drum shield, on that small of stage with condensor vocal mics...
@@therealcalebrzplay appropriately with hot rods and brushes.
@@JefferyHuntit doesn't sound the same. Might as well use electronic drums.
They're the only real option without either dramatically changing the way you play or using electronic drums.
88 is crazy, but 90-92 is perfectly doable. let the music live a little. was in a 2000+ room with a cage last week and i was about to fall asleep.@@therealcalebrz
who cares... this means absolutely nothing for the kingdom.