In today's technologically driven world, a high-quality audiovisual (AV) system is essential for creating an engaging and impactful worship experience. Whether your church is looking to enhance its audio for live music, project video content during sermons, or live...
In today's modern world, churches are constantly adapting and evolving to keep up with advancements in technology. Audio visual (AV) equipment has become an integral part of church services, enhancing worship experiences, engaging congregations, and connecting with a...
When it comes to creating an immersive worship experience in a church setting, the audio-visual system plays a crucial role. However, the importance of acoustics in these systems is often overlooked. In this article, we will delve into the world of church acoustics,...
The Space In the summer of 2020, the Radiant Church of Bay City moved from their previous meeting location in a high school gym to their new home in an old Catholic church. The space was beautiful, complete with stunning stained-glass windows lining the walls, high...
Every project has a cadence and progression that drives it forward. Our team has spent years executing numerous projects, and during that time a pattern emerged on what qualities lead to successful project completion. When approaching a new project with a client, we recommend keeping these four elements, the 4 D’s, in mind…
With houses of worship gradually reopening, you’ll likely be putting your network’s bandwidth and reliably to the test. The world is different now than it was before. The demands placed on your network will be different, too! Having a network setup that can adequately...
The importance of IT and network infrastructure exploded in the past few years, but the last several months have taken technological challenges to the next level. More employees are working remotely. Society continues moving towards a “contactless everything” approach. Now more than ever, IT is the backbone that businesses…
I recently watched an interview with a secular band talking about the tour that they were preparing to embark on. The frontman for the band in talking about all of the technology that they were deploying on the tour, mentioned that the reason for the immersive sound system and the lighting system that encapsulated the arena, was to create a communal experience.
As we prepare to reopen our doors at church a good question to ask is, Do you really know what the experience is of those who attend your services? Avoid overlooking some very important factors.
Do you replace production/system equipment based on it being worn out or for new features and functionality? When we get a new system or new piece of gear, often the last thing on our minds is repairs or the life cycle of the system. In my view, churches are getting better at understanding professional A/V systems. I find that in general, the market is more aware of the cost versus the expectation of the system, along with the willingness to spend the dollars to get it right (or at least as right as they can afford). I’m grateful for the improvement.
As we currently sit in what is referred to as a “shelter in place” posture, the restaurant industry has taken the brunt of the ramifications of these recommendations, mandates and government enforced policies. Just over a month ago, I enjoyed an evening out where I waited 20 minutes for a table at my favorite restaurant. The place like it always seemed to be was packed out with patrons sitting elbow to elbow as noise and laughter filled the place.
On the experience side, patrons will want and expect a great atmosphere. A big part of this atmosphere is provided by the Audio/Visual experience. From menu boards to showcasing sporting events and news TV-style displays have become a staple in the restaurant and entertainment landscape. Additionally, background sound sets the tone for the patrons’ experience. Now is the time to test and upgrade all of the Audio Visual equipment to make sure it will deliver on a “re-opening” day.