Each room is different when it comes to live sound. Frequency response anomalies result in poor translation of mixes. This can be due to polarity reversals, poor time alignment, surface reflections, and/or harmonic distortions. More than likely, these are things most folks don’t even think about or even understand. Fortunately, we nerd out on this sort of thing. With a few adjustments, we can have your room and mix sounding its best.

Mixing is mixing, right? Well, no. For anyone who runs sound on Sunday mornings, front of house mixing of live sound presents special challenges. Front of house mixing (FOH) is hard to learn, because there’s no one technique that can take you to the next level. With our FOH Mix, you can look over our shoulder, hear what we hear, and see how we react to it. Identity AV provides proven sound training for church sound volunteers, so you can serve with excellence, eliminate distractions, and play your part in leading worship.

It seems like the whole world discovered live streaming during 2020. In April 2020, 22% of U.S. pastors decided to live stream their worship service or sermon. Today, in-person services are back; however, virtual church is in full swing. Modern churchgoers expect their churches to offer at least some form of virtual service. If your church has never live streamed before, it can seem like a big undertaking. We train church leaders and volunteers how to stream worship services and find out what streaming setup you’ll need to get started or improve the quality of your current setup.

In today’s world of technology, church tech systems are taken for granted and very often go unnoticed. However, you undoubtedly notice when things aren’t set up correctly. We will help you decide when you should consider a new or upgraded system, help you understand the different applications required, different designs, what benefits you will receive, and the factors you should consider prior to any purchase.