The #1 Way To Make Your Worship Services Sound Better
by Josh Collins
A common question for many Houses of Worship is how to make their services sound better. Some might think the latest sound system, or new microphones, or replacing the loudspeakers might be the key, but Josh Collins has another, less expensive option for you to consider.
Essential Training for Houses of Worship at InfoComm
19 Educational Seminars to Choose From
Registration Now Open
TFWM and the Technologies for Worship Conferences will be presenting a variety of educational seminars at InfoComm 2013. Running June 11-14 at the Orlando Convention Center, Orlando, FL, and focusing on audio, video, lighting, streaming and other areas, the TFWM seminars provide a great opportunity for tech teams, worship leaders, pastors and volunteers to learn more about the tools currently being used to grow ministry.
Check out the Technologies for Worship seminars at Infocomm here.
March 2013 Issue
Featuring articles on Broadcast Ministry, Projection Screens and much more!
CONTENTS
Redefining Broadcast, and what it means for your Ministry
The Big Picture: Selecting the Best Projection Screen for Your Church
Induced Noise Problems with XLR Cables to Mics
How to Edit Videos Like a Pro
In the Muse…Nuggets from NAMM
5 Minutes with…Crist Myers, President and CEO, Myers
Storefront: NAB Lookout List, Part 1
Plus:
Product News, Status Updates, Looking Back
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Where We’re Headed 
Upcoming TFWM Pavilions
TFWM is on the road again, bringing training to house of worship techs around the globe. We'll continue to bring you reports from these events and the type of training that is making waves in the house of worship market on a global scale.
From the Archives
Production Switchers
Common terms you should know
As more Houses of Worship establish full tech teams to help run worship in a live production setting, production switchers becomes more and more important. This simple device not only enables cuts between different video sources, but also gives the flexibility to perform these transitions with efficiency, accuracy, and creativity in the live production setting. Here is a list of the terms you should know.
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