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ILIVE ARTICULATES PEACE APOSTOLIC CHURCH SOUND
Peace Apostolic Church in Carson, California, has installed an Allen & Heath iLive digital mixing system in the 900-seat Worship Hall, and a GL2800 in the adjacent 300-seat Fellowship Hall. Handling multiple services each week - in addition to rehearsals, bible studies, and other events - the iLive system is configured with 40 inputs and 32 outputs in the iDR10 mixrack with an additional 8 inputs and 8 outputs on the iLive-112 control surface.
"We are running a full band with acoustic drums, guitar, keyboards, piano, MPC click, 6 praise team mics, 6 choir mics, the Minister’s wireless mic, and Pastor’s wireless mic,” says Andre Lamb, Peace Apostolic's music director. “We've also integrated a full Aviom system in addition to overhead and floor monitors for the podium and Choir area."
"The pre-amps are what really stood out for me – such a warm and articulate sound! Everybody is overjoyed with the sound in our Church," continues Andre. "Our band and Choir recently performed at a sister church, and when they returned they were all saying 'Whoa, we are so spoiled by our church's sound quality now – we're used to being able to hear everything so clearly!'"
The iLive's per-channel processing is used for EQ’ing and compressing inputs, and the 1/3 octave graphic EQ’s are utilized on each of the outputs to tune the room. 4 DCA groups are set up to handle levels on the drums, keyboards, choir, and praise team. Matrix outputs are configured for the balcony and the overflow fellowship hall. Scenes are set up for each of the event types at the church.
Andre also commented:
“The analogue-style layout of the iLive has made a huge difference in getting us up and running fast. Coming from an analogue background, the iLive is really familiar and comfortable to mix on!"
The consoles were supplied by Noel Gould at West L.A. Music and John Stack at Audio Geer.
www.ilive-digital.com
www.peaceapostolic.org
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