How to do a Sound Check (Part 3)

Gary Miller

God has blessed me with over 29 years of worship leading experience. I am the Founder and Executive Director of www.WorshipMinistry.com and have also served on the Steering Committee of the Experience Conference, a national conference for worship leaders held annually in Orlando, Florida and Dallas, Texas.

My heart burns for people to experience Authentic Worship and for the Church to be healthy and understanding that Worship isn't just a song, it's a lifestyle!

When I'm not leading worship, I enjoy hanging with my wife of 27 years and my two children ages 15 and 13. I also enjoy riding my custom Honda Magna motorcycle in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, wakeboarding, boating, camping, and pretty much anything to do with being outdoors, especially on the water. I'm an avid sports fan, and I help coach my son's little league baseball team.

How to do a Sound Check Part 3.

We’ve learned why we need to have a soundcheck, and we’ve learned what I consider to be the difference between a line check and a soundcheck. So now it’s time to get into what else needs to happen during the soundcheck.

In Part 2 we talked about what a line check is. It is when we check all our inputs to make sure we have signal, and maybe set a little bit of gain. But today let’s start to actually get our settings proper.

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