Behringer X32
Behringer X32 Product Page
https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0603-ACE
How To Soundcheck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeixQpHn_8A
How To Mix Like A Musician
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kearAkHxrps
How Loud Is Too Loud For Church
When mixing remember to keep the mix interesting. In a typical worship team, the four elements of a song correspond to different instruments and vocal roles:
Percussion (Rhythm & Drive)
Drums (Kick, Snare, Hi-hat, Cymbals) (note snare and kick are most important in the mix)
Cajon (might be used in a more acoustic set)
Auxiliary Percussion (shakers, tambourine)
Foundation (Chordal & Bass Support)
Bass Guitar
Acoustic Guitar (strumming)
Piano, sometimes keys (playing full chords)
Filler (Atmospheric & Textural Layers)
Electric Guitar (pads, swells, ambient sounds)
Synth/Keys (pads, strings, organ, synth leads)
Background Vocals (harmonies)
Violin
Lead (Melody & Main Focus)
Lead Vocalist(s)
Electric Guitar (lead lines, riffs)
Piano, Keys or Violin (if playing melody lines)
Each role supports the overall sound, ensuring the arrangement is balanced and dynamic.
Marshal VS-PTC-300 (Controller)
https://marshall-usa.com/hardware-accessories/VS-PTC-300.php#gsc.tab=0
Datavideo PTC-140 (Cameras)
Best Camera Angles For Church
Pro Presenter 7 User Guide
https://files.renewedvision.com/propresenter/support/Pro7UserGuide.pdf
Setting up arrangements (9:00, but you can learn the basics in the first minute)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr6AwseZAio
Stage Screens (13:00 important)
Onyx User Manual (Onyx NX Touch - USB Control Surface)
https://support.obsidiancontrol.com/Content/Onyx_Manual/Manual_Welcome.htm
Onyx Resources and Overview
https://support.obsidiancontrol.com/Content/index.htm
Onyx NX Touch Product Page
https://www.obsidiancontrol.com/products/nx-touch
How To Begin With NX Touch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1M3Nsr0KUY