Today we play a little bit of Did You Know? 5 things that make a huge difference  in sound that most people haven’t even heard about.  See how you do as our host Steven Reed takes you through todays list.

It’s happened to us all, that terrible and embarrassing sound of feedback. But how do you get rid of it? While most people know the first way to deal with feedback, most people do not know the one that will set you free. Join us for this informative episode as our host Steven Reed talks about to eliminate feedback once and for all.

Many fear the EQ section of the soundboard and feel trapped or intimidated by the onslaught of knobs that can bring about clarity or sonic disaster. Today we talk about some of the basic controls for a wide range of soundboards and even dive into some exciting new technology that is reshaping the tried and true methods. Join us as Steve shares his journey from complete EQ ignorance to now.

With everything musical seeming to be made with a computer it’s becoming more and more important to know about MIDI. This often mysterious and ignored technology is nothing new, it’s been around since the 80’s but it can do a lot and here is what you need to know to get started. Join us as we dive into the topic of MIDI.

When you serve in the Tech departments you are constantly told to update and upgrade, but what if instead of purchasing new products you invested in what really matters. Join us as we talk about how to get the most from your time and money.

One of the essentials items for every tech team is the Decibel Meter.  A simple device, or even a free program on many phones and tablets, that scientifically and objectively measures the sound level and translates that into a number that can be used to establish consistency and much more. Join us today as we talk about what you need to know to use one and what you can learn about your congregation by knowing your number.

A big difference between good and great sound is the proper application of compression. While it is often shrouded in lore and mystery, today we talk a bit about what it does, where to get it, and then give you a practical example of how to add it to your vocal chain.

Today we take a look at how to work together as a team to get those guitar sounds used in popular recordings by opening up a multi-track version of “No Longer Slaves” by Bethel and then going over some important settings to lock it all in.