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Running Service Audio

Being behind the soundboard running audio for a church service can be a very rewarding experience.

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1. Know what Channels / Groups need to be ON / OFF / MUTED and when

NOTE: Maybe keep notes or a set list print off from PlanningCenterOnline for keeping track of where transitions between video, speaker and band take place

2. When a band member or vocalist have an instrumental / solo / big part give them a boost!

(Thus you’ll need to be ABLE to raise the volume.)

3. Do your best to keep the average dB volume between 90dB and 95dB level with allowances for sound to peak under the 100dB range

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CLC Multi-Campus Tech Training

By Curtis Bland

CLC Tech Training for Multi-Campus tech crew members. This online document is a living training document that can be updated with new information based on your requests. For any comments on this work, corrections to be made or concerns on specific topics please feel free to email the author directly at [email protected]

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