Last-Minute Easter Production Tips for Church Techs
Easter is the time we often bring out the big choir and the entire local symphony to proclaim what Christ has done. But oftentimes with all that celebrating we run into some unique technical roadblocks. Read more
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First Impression: Dante AV
How exactly will Dante AV impact the video aspect of your weekend services? Can it truly be as flexible as Dante audio? Here we share our initial thoughts on this promising technology. Read more
Defining Excellence in Church Production
With the right attitude and perspective, any church in America can be excellent, CPM's tech contributor finds. Because more than anything, excellence is a journey. It’s a relentless pursuit of improvement. Read more
Lighting Solutions for Smaller Churches
Great lighting design doesn’t require a big spend. Take, for example, this advice from one seasoned church lighting designer. “There aren’t any ideas that should not be considered. You simply have to design the best you can within your budget.” Read more
How to Leave a Tech Job With Love and Grace
For all of us, there will come a day when we step away from one role and into another. No matter the circumstances, it will be difficult. But it's important to learn to transition out well, in a way that honors our team, the church, and ourselves. Read more
Top 5 Products for Churches from NAB 2019
As a church filmmaker or media team member, think of us as your eyes and ears on the ground at one of the largest pro AV events in the world. Here are the top five products from NAB we think you should know about in 2019. Read more
Top 9 Steps for Preventing The Easter Pageant Nightmare
Experienced producers and directors know it’s easier to change an existing plan than create one from scratch at the last minute. So start planning early. Read more
When Should You "Pause" a Live Stream?
Live streaming can pose a content conundrum for church tech teams. Since you don't know who's watching, it may not be smart, safe or even legal to broadcast every bit of a sermon or service. When that happens, what do you show instead? Read more
Understanding and Applying Compression
Compression has three vital functions: dynamic range reduction, peak limiting and envelope adjustment. Each needs to be understood to really apply dynamics processing effectively. Read more
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7 AVL Design Apps Every Church Tech Should Know About
Sometimes smartphones get a bad rap, but they may be one of the most convenient tools at a church tech's disposal. Case in point: here are seven apps that are as vitally useful for worship systems design as they are affordable. Read more
Must See Hot Gear for Churches at NAB
For the church tech, NAB (Las Vegas, April 6th-11th, 2019) offers growing showcase of exciting new products that will enable your church to do world-class production. Make sure to check out the hot new technology from these manufacturers: Read more
Better Personal Monitor Mixes in 20 Minutes
Here's a plan for addressing "The Great Tech/Musician Divide," particularly when it comes to personal monitors. Read more
Sound All Around: A Look at Immersive Sound Technologies
Some say immersive sound is practically tailor-made for the church setting. CPM takes a look at what it is, the technology behind it, and how it promises to enrich the attendee experience. Read more
Sony Launches RX0 II, "World's Smallest and Lightest Premium Ultra-Compact Camera"
The new model now offers internal 4K recording, an adjustable LCD screen that tilts upward 180 degrees and downward 90 degrees and that even works underwater, and new image stabilization solutions for video recording. Read more
First Impression: Countryman H7 Cardioid Headset Microphone
The H7 cardioid headset allows you to eliminate as much ambient noise as possible while capturing pristine sound from an almost invisible headset mic. It also comes with a tough-as-nails cable and can persevere through a sweat storm. Read more
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