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Kent Morris is a rock star. Actually, he's the AV genius behind rock stars. And he was in my neighborhood a month or so ago doing a seminar for Peavey's Sanctuary Series line of sound systems. (Ended up having lunch with him, which was fun. But that's for another blog.)During the seminar, he suggest Read More...

Drums Too Loud? Five Options for Less Volume

Are your drums too loud? Here's five or six options.Learn to play to the room. I know, easier said than done. But spend $20 and get a dB meter from RadioShack to truly get some concrete feedback. Use it during rehearsals. Repeat a song to see if you can bring down the level, but keep the intensity.T Read More...

29 Worship Tools for Under $29, Part 1

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be looking at 29 relatively inexpensive "tools" to aid the musician, tech or leader in their worship role. [affiliate disclosure]1. The MicroMONCan’t afford Avioms? Or even it’s less expensive cousin from Hear Technologies*?Then check out the Behringe Read More...

11 Deadly Sins of the Worship Team, Part 7

Deadly Sin #10: More MEWithout ever stepping foot in your church (or movie theater, or elementary school cafeteria—or wherever you meet), I can tell you how your Sunday worship sound check goes:The keyboard player can’t hear herself over the drums, so she turns her amp up.The electric gu Read More...

Can You Stay in Your Comfort Zone and Still Lead Worship?

As worship musicians and leaders, we have multiple roles as "priests." Two of those roles is ministering to God in worship, and leading others in worship. So we are serving both God and worshipers. And service involves sacrifice. Let's get practical here:Monitors Wedges/On-stage Amplifiers VS. In-ea Read More...

Worship Guitar Workshop

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