This really a big help to all churches and singers every single time. And amazing ways to protect your pastors and singers to any kind of virus now a days.
Thank you for posting this. Especially during this time. I feel like many venues are lazy with the idea of disinfecting microphones, ESP with hundreds of performers using them.
I have a microphone at home that is just sitting there collecting dust and I don't know if I should just buy a whole new mic as the mic has just been sitting there for 10 years
Hello, someone in my family in an effort to clean my microphone has sprayed cleaning product on it and I am unable to test it right now, do you think the microhone may be damaged? I'm using the AKG P420
Mic covers are a necessity I used to not use Lysol but now I do to keep people from eating them. Always use gloves Alcohol can damage the foam over time
Hi I'm watching this one year later I was wondering how this worked for you. I was looking for the solutions for microphones to use in between people using the same mic.
You mean I shouldn't put the mic grills in the dishwasher? Just kidding. I provide video service for a local ministry and we are going to be using wireless mics in the streets. This video helps. God Bless.
Nicholas Harris yea bro, almost like washing dishes, rinse with warm water, dunk them in a solution of soap and water, rinse them out, let them air dry till next Service.
@@WorshipLeaderHangout We actually make the IPA you used which is pretty awesome. Side note for next time - use 70% for your cleaning needs, the 91% will evaporate too quickly to clean appropriately with. Your local hospitals use the 70% too. Praise team tool sanitation FTW!
Simpler yet buy Pop-filters for the mics, you know the ones that slip onto the end of the mic. As some of your church singers would call them "spit shields". So beside help to filter pops they collect all the spit and etc, are visible reminded don't run this on your mouth, and they are cheap and easy to replace. And you can color code your mics so singer can know which mic to grab and audio mixer can ID a mic from back in the mix area. Second you're buy Shure Beta microphone for church singers bad idea. Church singers polite way to say untrained singers with egos. They either don't know the right way to hold a microphone, no darlin' it not and ice cream cone. Plus they are good at keep the mic in the right position. Worse is the ones that hold it too low because they want to make sure they are being seen more than heard, but they will bitch about being heard if their girl/boy friend tells them they weren't loud enough. So using a Super Cardioid microphone for church singer isn't good, save some money and have better results with church singer using regular SM version Shure mic's. When you post about wireless mic's and church singer then we can talk about how they like to hold the mic' by the antenna area for the mic' and the sound mixer pulls their hair out because the signal goes bad.
This really a big help to all churches and singers every single time. And amazing ways to protect your pastors and singers to any kind of virus now a days.
Thank you for posting this. Especially during this time. I feel like many venues are lazy with the idea of disinfecting microphones, ESP with hundreds of performers using them.
What are those foam liners inside the mic called and where to buy replacements?
What about the actual device u der the grill? Can that be cleaned some how?
Thank you. This helps!
I have a microphone at home that is just sitting there collecting dust and I don't know if I should just buy a whole new mic as the mic has just been sitting there for 10 years
Did he just drink isopropyl???
Hello bro. I habe a question i sew u have the beta 87 mic when u comparw that to SM 58 and beta 57a whats yr opnion. Thanks
Very helpful
Hello, someone in my family in an effort to clean my microphone has sprayed cleaning product on it and I am unable to test it right now, do you think the microhone may be damaged? I'm using the AKG P420
Mic covers are a necessity
I used to not use Lysol but now I do to keep people from eating them.
Always use gloves
Alcohol can damage the foam over time
Thanks
U helped me a lot thx bro much love ❤️
Did you say you gargled with alcohol?
Hi I'm watching this one year later I was wondering how this worked for you. I was looking for the solutions for microphones to use in between people using the same mic.
GLOVES BROTHER.
Maybe next time. Thanks for watching
You mean I shouldn't put the mic grills in the dishwasher? Just kidding. I provide video service for a local ministry and we are going to be using wireless mics in the streets. This video helps. God Bless.
Feb. 2020....Lol. I don't think it's the flu.
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Do people believe in mic covers anymore? If you use them and wash the covers after every service you won’t need to clean the actual mics
I guess we don’t. 😂
Worship Leader Hangout 😂😂😂
@@blaque111 how do we wash them mic covers bro just with soap and water? Or what's the process
Nicholas Harris yea bro, almost like washing dishes, rinse with warm water, dunk them in a solution of soap and water, rinse them out, let them air dry till next Service.
@@blaque111 thank you bro💪🏽I can do the same for a pop filter?
Coolness
If you want to clean it every day I just put Lysol in rag and rub it against the grill.
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Toxin Gamer thank you so much
will it rust?
Not from my experience.
Hi bro, What product did you apply at the end?
91% rubbing alcohol. I may have cut me saying that. Thanks for asking.
@@WorshipLeaderHangout We actually make the IPA you used which is pretty awesome. Side note for next time - use 70% for your cleaning needs, the 91% will evaporate too quickly to clean appropriately with. Your local hospitals use the 70% too. Praise team tool sanitation FTW!
Will you tell me what’s the name of the beat/song playing in the background?
They are all by Apollo. I pull the titles in a bit.
Worship Leader Hangout ok
Is Lysol recommended for microphones?
I would! Just not on the capsule.
I have that shirt
Nice
Simpler yet buy Pop-filters for the mics, you know the ones that slip onto the end of the mic. As some of your church singers would call them "spit shields". So beside help to filter pops they collect all the spit and etc, are visible reminded don't run this on your mouth, and they are cheap and easy to replace. And you can color code your mics so singer can know which mic to grab and audio mixer can ID a mic from back in the mix area.
Second you're buy Shure Beta microphone for church singers bad idea. Church singers polite way to say untrained singers with egos. They either don't know the right way to hold a microphone, no darlin' it not and ice cream cone. Plus they are good at keep the mic in the right position. Worse is the ones that hold it too low because they want to make sure they are being seen more than heard, but they will bitch about being heard if their girl/boy friend tells them they weren't loud enough. So using a Super Cardioid microphone for church singer isn't good, save some money and have better results with church singer using regular SM version Shure mic's.
When you post about wireless mic's and church singer then we can talk about how they like to hold the mic' by the antenna area for the mic' and the sound mixer pulls their hair out because the signal goes bad.
Thanks for your thoughts and for watching.
bro, the wasting of h2o and soap put it in a container'!. lol. ok now the alcohol'!!. lol. you can cet low pressure air to help dry em' peace
mmmm the slow mo cleaning u should have used porn music lol