General Reminders:
Mute Computer on X32 to avoid hum on livestream
Check effects settings and buses regularly
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Instructions for Turning on Computer for Superrack (Waves Processing)
1. Turn on UPS downstairs in mobile booth (power button is center out of the 3)
2. Turn on the Computer upstairs below the sound board
3. Open "Superrack Performer" on computer
4. Click on "settings" tab at the top if you do not have signal going through
5. Click on ASIO XLIVE DRIVER in the dropdown
Church light breakers 
Stage lights 2,5,6,7,8,11,13,14 (all breakers on left, mover breakers are marked--these need to be turned off when not in use)
20 is baptism
21 is ready to go, but we don't know where it goes
22 is Hallways
23 is back rows left and right 
24 is chandelier 
​25 is the eaves of the wings underneath the back of the sanctuary
26 is middle section 
27 is hard trip and main center cluster of house lights 
28 center light down in front (turns off in its own sometimes)
29 is back row middle and center that will trip at full (lots of noise)
30 is back row middle and right 
31 is stage right (don’t need)
32 is center stage 

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Main Sanctuary Delays
Monitor Delay 43.7ms
Kick and Drum Delay 27.0ms

Youth room Delays
Kick and Drum Delay 5.8ms
Monitor Delay 55.5ms
Matt Electric 9.0ms
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Paragon 360 main eq settings for Main Sanctuary

Waves Superrack Upgrade - Click here for link to Superrack User Guide

Through waves we now have programmed: Click on link to 
  1. NLS (presets are MIKE32 what he mentions he really likes in the video). We DO NOT HAVE THIS CURRENTLY INSERTED IN THE CHAIN.
  2. waves tune real-time (just helps the vocals be right in tune but gently as to not be obvious in the main mix
  3. f6 floating-band dynamic eq--this basically operates as a dynamic compressor at problem-some frequencies (so all signal is attenuated instead of just when it hits a certain threshold.
  4. c6 multiband compressor (not currently in our setup)
  5. renaissance DeEsser
  6. CLA-76 compressor/limiter
  7. primary source expander (this just makes stuff sound awesome)
  8. CLA-2a compressor/limiter

This setup is some of what Drew Brashlear uses and ALL the processing that Victory Church in Tulsa uses.

Go to minute 14:21 for their actual setup which is installed on ours now!

Waves license can be used on ANY computer with a single flash drive that has the license on it. We have two flash drives with this license. One in the sound booth, and the other travels with Kent for now and will eventually be left in the youth room.

Bryan's computer he built can handle 64 (could even be 32) samples at a latency time of 2.5 milliseconds. Check CPU usage area to assess what the buffet size should be.
The video below is the best guide for using WAVES superrack with our setup. It allows a fail-safe if a computer should crash with the touch of a single button. The entire video is the approach used for our church. 
These two guys were also super helpful in the approach to use.

Alternative INFERIOR Approach to Superrack and X32 by using Aux and inserts.
Brashlear does not that you have to go to Setup, click Card, and change to USB Recorded instead of SD recorder in order for it to process correctly. Noted in Minute 9:32 of the video below.

Getting waves to work through aux insert (this allows 4 channels of processed vocals, but is NOT the best option.
Change xlive to usb interface
2:46 routing info from drew video 
Inputs Local change to card 1-6
Tab to card for outputs and select aux out
5 and 6 stereo bus 
Main left and right aux connect and insert 
Click insert on channel on aux number 

Time Alignment of Room Mics

Rear room mics 
15.363 meters from horizontal 
3.492 vertical 
15.75 meters is c for room mic (THIS IS THE DELAY THAT IS NEEDED FOR THE MICS ON THE SUBWOOFERS)



Drums time delay needed (THIS DELAY IS NEEDED, BUT NOT CONFIGURED YET)
5.896 vertical 
 6.957 horizontal 
9.12 meters is c” of Pythagorean—delay mains to this time ​

Delay for KICK and other Drums: 15.75meters but should be 15.363 most likely or 15.5
​Delay for MONITOR

Helpful room mic comparison. Also good thoughts on compression settings as source for drums so they pick up more crowd audio when drums are not super loud.

We were EXTREMELY CLOSE to Brashlear's setup :) Look at 1:06 left in video for his actual settings

The Best Noise Gate Settings for Vocals - Music Guy Mixing

Noise Gate Settings for Vocals Tips (recommended settings are as follows):Attack--1 to 3ms
Hold--25ms
​Release--100ms

  • A noise gate can be effective in removing background noise from your vocals, but only with the right settings.
  • Manually doing fades on breaths sounds more natural than using a gate.
  • The best threshold setting for a noise gate for vocals is just above the ambient sound and just below the quietest breaths.
  • 1-3ms is the best setting for attack for vocals on a noise gate as this engages the gate very quickly yet naturally after that threshold is met.
  • The hold setting on a noise gate determines how long a gate remains fully open after the signal drops below the threshold. Set this around 25ms to reduce the chattering sound of the gate and get a more natural result.
  • A release setting of 100ms is a good starting point for an average speed for closing the gate.
  • Setting a lookahead of 1-3ms helps preserve the transients of your audio.
  • The noise “floor” setting allows you to work in more or less ambient noise even when the gate is closed. This creates a more natural contrast between the two, making the gate more subtle when closed, opening, or closing.
  • With busier mixes where there’s always something playing and masking the noise, you can afford to be more aggressive with the noise gate.
  • Conversely, on sparser and quieter mixes, the noise gate settings for vocals should be more conservative as you aim for more of a compromise between the noise and your mix.

​How to Use a Gate: Perfect Dialog Settings in 5 Steps | Black Ghost Audio
​Behringer X32 Input Options - dBB Audio
CEM3 for Dimmer at Church
​ltbnorway.no/media/multicase/documents/etc/sensor/102656_cem3_quickguide_reve.pdf
Resources for Sound Mixing
​https://www.prosoundweb.com/delaying-mains-to-backline/
https://products.electrovoice.com/na/en/pxm-12mp/​
https://www.musicguymixing.com/bass-guitar-eq/
https://www.musicguymixing.com/electric-guitar-eq/​
https://www.musicguymixing.com/eq-harsh-vocals/

https://www.worshipfacility.com/2023/04/06/the-most-important-thing-to-hear-sometimes-sounds-the-worst/

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TCP L30P38D2527KFL 30W High Lumen LED PAR38 2700K 40° Flood Dimmable - 40 degree flood dimmable at $33.12 if you order 24 or more

Camera Resources and Training

Notes to make the mix better
-5 on DCA House Settings works best
​-5 on xtec to avoid overdriving bass

Youth Room Information

User Manual for Obey 40--Youth room lighting controller

Ceiling tiles 2x4 are in metal building on right side attic
paint color is Sherwin Williams Light Moves, Pro Mor 400
Subwoofer Specs and Subwoofer Pole
https://www.fullcompass.com/common/files/2965-SWA1501SpecSheet.pdf

https://www.billebro.se/proddoc/PRID_5420_doc_swa1501_om.pdf

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/277984-REG/Mackie_SPM100_SPM100_Speaker_Mounting.html

https://www.prisual.us/blogs/how-to-use-the-camera/setting-up-a-network-video-stream

Delay for KICK and other Drums
​Delay for MONITOR

Stuff we need to get at church

Two more 10 scenes if we can get it to work okay
4 eve-p160 for youth room
3 eve-p140 for youth room
Probably need to grab battens or more eves for buffet as well

Instructions for filling up baptistry

  1. Make sure drain plug
  2. turn water on down below (it takes between 22-23 minutes to fill entirely up)
  3. The pump must be turned on first (2-3 minutes) until it makes a sound that all air has cleared from the heater
  4. then flip the heater switch on (it takes between 5-6 hours to take the chill off)
  5. ​Make sure heater switch is off when entering baptismal? 

Youth Room Mic Settings

Pastor Mic Settings

The Christian Evangel was published by J. Roswell Flower, an early leader of the Assemblies of God.
In 1914, after the Assemblies of God was founded in Hot Springs, Arkansas, E. N. Bell joined J. R. Flower in publishing it.

The Christian Evangel along with the Word and Witness were the official mouthpieces of the Assemblies of God in its formative years. 
In 1916, the Word and Witness was discontinued, and the Christian Evangel became the Assemblies of God's sole weekly piece.
​In 1919, the Christian Evangel was renamed the Pentecostal Evangel.

The purpose of this site is to reclaim some of the lost legacy of the Christian Evangel and tell some of the untold stories of the Assemblies of God. 
A podcast of this history project is coming in
Winter 2024!