The Church Sound Podcast with Prentiss L. Thompson

Each channel on a mixer has a volume control (fader) that allows adjustment of the level of that channel. These are usually sliders near the front of the mixing board, although some smaller mixers use rotary controls to save space.

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Low-impedance (under 50 ohm) headphones will play well at home with your receiver and on-the-go with your smart phone, and that's why the vast majority of in-, on-, and over-the-ear headphones are low-impedance designs. High-impedance models are much better suited to home than on-the-go use. Sennheiser and Beyerdynamic are two companies that offer high-impedance consumer headphones with up to 600 ohm-rated designs.

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FACTS:
What are the most common underlying conditions for coronavirus disease patients?
Among 178 (12%) adult patients with data on underlying conditions as of March 30, 2020, 89.3% had one or more underlying conditions; the most common were hypertension (49.7%), obesity (48.3%), chronic lung disease (34.6%), diabetes mellitus (28.3%), and cardiovascular disease (27.8%).
Do antibiotics work against the coronavirus disease?
Antibiotics do not prevent or treat COVID-19, because COVID-19 is caused by a virus, not bacteria. Some patients with COVID-19 may also develop a bacterial infection, such as pneumonia.

SUPERCARDIOID POLAR PATTERN
Supercardioid microphones offer a narrower pickup than cardioids and a greater rejection of ambient sound. But they also have some pickup directly at the rear, hence it is important to place monitor speakers correctly. Supercardioids are most suitable when single sound sources need to be picked up in loud environments. They are very resistant to feedback.

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Loren Dawson the Executive director of music at Agape Family Worship Center and master musician joins the CSP crew Prentiss l. Thompson and Pastor Caleb Windley as they discuss worship from the musical perspective. Mr Dawson has an amazing resume as a touring musician ( Mary J. Blige - Erica Badu) Producer and musician (Whitney Houston - Donnie McClurkin - Gwen Stefani) and more. Enjoy this conversation about worship, band preparation, church administration and funny stories of church. You will laugh and learn.

What is a limiter?
Living in the same dynamics processors family as multi-band compressors, gates, expanders, de-essers, and their closest cousin compressors is where you'll find limiters. Similarly to compressors, limiters are designed specifically to prevent audio signal levels from going higher than a set point. What separates them from compressors in practice is the ratio used in reducing gain, which is much higher than that of a regular compressor.

Technically, a limiter's ratio is 10:1 or greater and is usually set to be as close to infinity:1 as possible, so that no matter how much the input signal changes, the output level remains the same. By establishing a maximum gain setting, the limiter actually prevents the audio signal from going over it (rather than smoothing out and reducing the gain when it does, like a compressor would). This raises the overall level in the most transparent way, without clipping or adding any sort of distortion or noise. Limiters are often used in the final mastering stages of record production to ensure that levels are consistent throughout the mix.