Chris Huff
Chris Huff is the author of Audio Essentials for Church Sound. He also teaches all aspects of live audio production, from the technical fundamentals to creative music mixing to keeping your sanity. Find out more at www.behindthemixer.com
Ministry Tech Leaders
Simple Stage Planning for Great Sound and Worship
"Most of the time we just show up to church and spend a lot of time just trying to figure out where to put the instruments." This means that right off the bat, there are two problems related to stage planning
Ministry Tech Leaders
Every Church Audio Tech Faces a Secret Battle
To those who laugh at the idea of “spiritual warfare” on the equipment and the people in the technical arts of church audio, reconsider the power of worship and the enemy’s desire to make it stop.
Articles for Outreach & Missions
Servant Leadership in the Church: 10 Keys
No matter how you look at it, servant leadership in the church is the perfect model for any church ministry: pastoral, outreach, even tech.
Ministry Tech Leaders
10 Audio Essentials for Church Sound
I wish someone would have cracked open the secret envelope of audio essentials for church sound and let me see the truth before being up to my knees in XLR cables.
Tech & Media
How to EQ an Acoustic Guitar
Properly EQ’ing an acoustic guitar follows a four-step process similar to mixing any instrument. I’m focusing the details on getting you a good baseline mix as quick as possible.
Articles for Worship & Creative
How to Fix a Mediocre Worship Music Mix
Does your mix suffer from these four common mix maladies? If it does, that’s OK because there is a remedy for each one. The next worship service could be your best worship music mix.
Articles for Worship & Creative
4 Ways to Perform Last-Minute Drum Head Repair
what do you mean the spare head doesn’t fit? Bring me the holy gaff tape! Did it sound great? No, but it sounded good enough and got us through the remaining five songs. Drum head repair -- in 10 minutes!
Articles for Worship & Creative
How Can Two Microphones of the Same Brand Sound Different?
Why would two microphones built for the same purpose alter sound differently? It goes back to a key piece of live audio production wisdom: A great mix starts with getting the best sound at the source.
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