Audio

Audio

Manuals

X32 

https://cdn.mediavalet.com/aunsw/musictribe/KFu2mOVhXU-yuVe8pIt-3w/hTtb7XpHWEuDcO9d-7roZw/Original/8849399545886.pdf 

X32 Product Page

https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0603-ACE 

Resource Videos:

How To Soundcheck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeixQpHn_8A 

How To Mix Like A Musician

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kearAkHxrps 

Mixing Thoughts:

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:

1. Percussion (Rhythm & Drive)

   • Drums (Kick, Snare, Hi-hat, Cymbals) (note snare and kick are most important in the mix)

   • Cajon (if acoustic set)

   • Auxiliary Percussion (shakers, tambourine)

2. Foundation (Chordal & Bass Support)

   • Bass Guitar

   • Acoustic Guitar (strumming)

   • Piano, sometimes keys (playing full chords)
     
     

3. Filler (Atmospheric & Textural Layers)

   • Electric Guitar (pads, swells, ambient sounds)

   • Synth/Keys (pads, strings, organ, synth leads)

   • Background Vocals (harmonies)

   • Violin
     
     

4. 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.