Worship Tech Tour - Lighthouse Church
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In this video, join Jake and me as we take an in-depth tour of a small church's entire tech setup. Lighthouse Church, the subject of this tour, has set their tech up in an old building, completely reshaping the way you think about modernizing an older sanctuary.
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Best thing about this setup? Cup holders on the tech desk!
I will actually probably implement this at my church. Brilliant.
Dont do what I did initially. Bought 2 and they didnt fit out desk :( so look at those measurements before clicking buy now :)
Thanks to all who are contributing to this Churchfront channel. I applaud your passion & excellence. Glad to be part of this church tech community. Blessings to all.
I love this series concept. Lots of great ideas.
Love the concept of the series - main thing I didn’t like about the sound was using studio monitors (and a sub) at the desk to reference the front of house........
In general, you are absolutely correct, you always want to mix to the sound of the room. The only reason why this setup works for us is that both the monitors and sub are at a very low level. They are only there to give the extra clarity you get towards the front of the room, not really for any extra volume.
@@andrewlepard1217 I don't believe I've seen anyone use this configuration before. Is there a reason you chose not to use the same model of speaker as being used out front?
@@HairyScaryMark If we were to have the booth in a location that required significant volume from the speakers we would definitely want to match them, however since they are at such a low volume and only really there for extra detail we chose the lower cost and size over a perfect match.
It's actually a pretty good design in a situation like theirs. If you use an SPL meter to match PA Volume and Monitor Volume at Unity you can probably get really close to an accurate picture. Even closer if you (which I'm sure they did) EQ them to get similar response.
You can tell they had the entire congregation help make the sound dampening panels. I love it!🤙🏼
I really like the cup holders on the side of table! Great idea!!! lol
Thanks for making this video! It’s so cool to see how this old church was transformed! I wish our church was like this
The projector is an Epson Pro L1750 with an ultra-short throw gooseneck lens
Absolutely love it Jake! Great idea featuring different churches and their setups. I can't wait to see more of them. And you know I'm on the waiting list for the course. If I wasn't first I your list, it's just because I was a little late seeing the video.
A nice neat church - like this :)
As a musician and music technology graduate I can only dream about having similar setups in my church. Most churches in the 🇬🇧 have barely any funds for praise and worship I long for the day I don’t have to bring my own equipment (personal mixers etc) every Sunday.
great content, plenty of ideas for our church and crisp video quality.
Be Blessed
3:59 Keeping mikes and small stuff in pocket shoe organizer is a genius idea, i am stealing it.
Hey Jake,
Could you come visit Plum Creek Church down in Castle Rock.
There is an amazing tech program there.
There's even an RGBW wall!
I really enjoy this format! Make more of that. It helps a lot :D
I love the idea of this new series! Keep 'em coming :)
Great video and I’m excited for the series! Thanks for all you’re doing!
If you are ever in Winnipeg, MB, Canada. Come on over to Church of the Rock. We do a TV broadcast across Canada. We're in an old wire factory, have fairly good tech. But we often stretch it out to make it last as long as possible. Still rocking an M7CL at FOH.
More of these please!
If your ever in CA come out to life community Church in Roseville. You won't be disappointed with our setup.
We want more of this videos
Its inspiring
Would love to have a walk-through on how a church that has to set-up and tear-down every week can do so efficiently. What kind of gear is best suited for that kind of environment, not just instruments but storage/rollers/anything & everything that allows for high quality but ease of setup. Thanks!
As would I. We are a small mobile church, and have streamed line a lot of things. I would like to see how others do it for new ideas.
That would be amazing! My church meets on a college campus so it's a process every week! We have a good system, but it's basically a bunch of stuff that's been slapped together and streamlined as much as possible. Always room for improvement
Wow, thank you SO MUCH for uploading a video like this. It is extremely helpful and inspiring. Please continue to post more.
Obviously doing a lot on a limited budget in a pretty inconvenient room, but this sound setup is an absolute nightmare!!
Agreed.
Why?
Yeah, care to explain? I am genuinely curious
@@lovejoymonton369 They don't need two separate X32 racks for what they are doing. They have subs in front of their stage. Behringer mixer gear is not the greatest, but they had to use that because of two X32 racks in the front.
@@PaDamTuts I have heard pretty bad things about behringer but the X32 has been an exception. I’ve heard nothing but great things about that board
May you please do a tour of their new campus
Excelente serie, espero ver pronto mas videos. Saludos desde Chile.
Great series, hope for more videos.
It wasn't mentioned but I wanted to mention it/ask. The FOH monitor speakers you had setup would need to be time delayed to your PA. I assume when the integrator that set them up did that, but I just wanted to point out to anybody who was going to try that for themselves, you need to time delay your monitor speakers.
The distance from the speakers to FOH is your distance and the formula is distance divided by the speed of sound (343m/s) for the delay time.
Really looking forward to more from this series!
This is going to be a great series!
Awesome! love this series.
Very cool! I like this series and am excited to see Future episodes. Thanks!
Great video
Great stuff.
One thing i want to say, i noticed that the speakers are not at the same level as the other equipments, and thats a thing that i noticed in many churches.... seems that there is not much interest in finding the right speakers for your room specifications... and that's a pitty, because the speakers are, in my opinion, very very important. Of course, in the moment you start to search for professional and dedicated solution, you need to have the top dollar.
This is what I was waiting for
this was a very insightful video. thanks so much for putting this out there. ;)
Amazing video. Keep them coming :)
great idea for a series
holy cable management
Neal Reaves I thought the same thing 😂
@@ThatChurchTechGuy yeah....it's BAD! Whoever shot the video should have edited that cable gak out!
How big is your screen? Can you share the model number for the projector? Thank you and by the way your set up is awesome. Blessings
You should come to Freedom Church in Grand Forks ND!
“That means they are doing something right because that’s what I use!” Not trying to be a jerk. Just sounds kinda funny.
Man my church needs a projector upgrade and new speakers. I volunteer for the audio but after getting new 4k TV mounted on the walls pointing to the audience makes the main projector look bad but the church barely gives us budget for things
YES!!!!!!!!! More of these!!!!
Yall should do calvary Indian fellowship down in Stafford Tx! It's a small church and it's pretty great!
You should check out Harvest Christian fellowship in riverside CA. We have major tech set up.
The song at the end is UTAH - On the Mountain by the Sea
so, we are trying to put together a similar look for our stage.(except smaller a 9ft by 16ft screen) our plan is to use it as a remote service location and then use it for a second campus set up. however, our projector budget is $3500 to $4000. The Epson projector mentioned here is $33K. We were looking at the one you mentioned in an earlier video, but everyone tells us we won't get a good picture. We've got about 5ft or 8ft of room behind the screen. Any ideas?
You can turn the Sony A7 30min timer off, google it, I did it with my MkII
Ganito rin sana tech ng mga Church dito sa Pilipinas kung hindi maaarte yung mga nakakatanda na myembro.
Excellence with whatever you got, nice! Great presentation & info 🙏🏽 btw can you share name of the background music used in the video edit ? Thanks.
Going to church nowadays looks like your going to a rock concert. Do churches really need to go to this extreme?
"how cool would it be to have lights on our worship team?" "Nah, that's not in the bible and God would be mad".
Churches have changed because the generations have changed, not because we've sold out. Good luck getting a gaggle of millennials to enjoy standing in a pew with the old red hymnal, singing along to an organ. Different isn't a synonym for bad, I wish more people could understand that.
Being an LD for my church, I have learned that church lighting is always about the spirit of worship, setting the mood and atmosphere to whatever the song is. LDs who make a traditions service look like a heavy rock concert probably need to rethink their choices. Yeah, it’s still a way to appeal to the millennials and I sometimes use the “rock concert” vibe for our children’s ministry because it’s fun but in every circumstance, lighting always compliments the worship by setting the mood and looking cool at the same time. It’s still serving God with your own talents and think about this: would you be more “in the zone” worshipping in a room with indigo accents and slowly rotating gobos or a room lit by daylight fluorescent tubes?
Also, *you’re
We, as the Church, need to do anything short of sin to win people to Christ. If that means attracting the young generation with lights, screens, modern worship music, social media.. we need to be doing that.
Paul said it best in 1 Corinthians 9 when he talked about different ways he used to win people. We should be doing that.
"Though I am free and belong to no one, I have made myself a slave to everyone, to win as many as possible. To the Jews I became like a Jew, to win the Jews. To those under the law I became like one under the law (though I myself am not under the law), so as to win those under the law. To those not having the law I became like one not having the law (though I am not free from God’s law but am under Christ’s law), so as to win those not having the law. To the weak I became weak, to win the weak. I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some. I do all this for the sake of the gospel, that I may share in its blessings."
We are just bringing Back what satan toke from Gods people 1000s 1000s Years ago.
So sit tide because you havent seen much yet lol.
God bless
You should make your way down to New Hampshire and visit Manchester Christian church
What's the name and pricing of the rear projector
Ashton, you should work on your grammar. The description should read "Jake and I". Amateur mistake!
In all seriousness though, this series is a great idea. Looking forward to the next episode. I'd love to see some janky church setups too!
Matt Boast its actually correct in this context. You say jake and me when you take away “jake and” and just leave the me it makes sense. Saying join I doesn’t make sense. Thus in this context jake and me is correct. You figure it out the same way you would figure out when to use “us” and “we”
Non Playable Character thanks for standing up for me bro, jake didn’t hire me to make amateur mistakes, only major ones lol
Ashton Turner hahaha
TV on the front row seems a little janky. But everything else seemed really nice. I still prefer ProPresenter over ProClaim
hi can ask some questions?
how can you project from behind the screen? is there any options to change in projector? and Is it one set of project? It seems like attached some gear for mirroring. I would like to find project but I can not find on the list? can you explain about it? thanks!
Is there a link for the projector?
Any links to the Projector?
Anyone know... What is the model of the rear projection setup they're using?
Would love to see the effects setup on the X-32
What is the name of the projector
Hello ! Can you tell me what software you are using to share the lyrics on the screen please ?
What light washer movers are those the ones that are in the trusses?
for acoustics u need deflection also also do you use the pink noise on the x32 for help with it
Bro!! Come to LifePoint Church in Clarksville, TN!!!
Looks like a nice, budget friendly setup. Cable management and routing looks atrocious though. I'd edit out any clips that show any cabling.....
12:05 You can get your band to sit in the green room? Do you pay them with food or something ... or is that where you have the coffee?
Make it comfortable. Our green room has the best couches in the whole building.
Dude, we have a leather couch, a couple of chairs, two mini-fridges, granola bars, a single-serve coffee maker, a restroom, a recording studio, the best mints in North America AND the service piped into the room and it still takes an act of Congress to get the band in there. Instead, they all sit in the entry where the cafe is and they're so loud, they can be heard in the service. I'm sure I shush them at least 5 or 7 times a month. (We have two services each Sunday.) I blame the twins. I think I'll start reminding them there's a recording studio back there!
May I know the name of that projector they used? Thank you!
Looks like
Epson Pro L1750U
Doesn't livestream... ?
Hey man, so my church is now going into a projector and screen and our budget is below $2000US, I was wondering if a 10.5ftX18ft screen from carl's place teamed with the Viewsonic PG800HD Projector (5000 Lumens) would be good, REALLY hope you reply - From Trinidad 🇹🇹
how they doing now ?
what model of projector is that
What’s the main computer running everything on? Besides the iMac pro
come to mosaic church in winter garden florida!!
What is the model of projector?
Where's the link to the projector?
What is addictive Drums doing there?
Most interested in an explanation of the drum setup. I see Addictive Drums is running on a MacBook in the booth. Are you running Pearl E-Pro Live drums, then midi back the computer? If so, how are you getting the midi back there? Tried doing that here over cat5.
Family Christian Centre we run addictive drums on a Mac near the drums. Then near the x32 we have another Mac. They are both connected to a hidden WiFi and the x32 Mac screenshares with the drum Mac which give our sound tech full control of the addictive drums Mac.
@@LighthouseChurch5280 Thanks for the quick reply. That's a pretty slick setup. I've been planning a similar setup, but with ATV aDrums running alongside StevenSlate5. The Pearl E-Pro would save a lot of money, but I'm not sure I'd be able to convince my drummers on the feel (especially the cymbals).
Family Christian Centre yeah, we basically just told our drummers “the cymbals won’t be 100% natural, but we’ll never tell you to play softer.” Sometimes it’s a give and take. In our new building we are building a drum cage with live cymbals, but silent drum heads for Addictive drums. So that we get the best of both worlds.
Hey so I looked up that projector. and its like $20,000.....
Hey jake what the projector can you give a link
The projector is an Epson Pro L1750 with an ultra-short throw gooseneck lens. We purchased it through a wholesaler.
Andrew Lepard Thank you so much I’m looking into doing the same setup at our church
Dose ProPresenter use light key.
what was the total budget for all of this?
What short throw projector?
What exactly does a director of digital media do?
Can we get a link to the social media or website o this church? Really curious about their video quality!
Lighthousechurch.tv
I really want learn to connect every thats stuff 😭
I don't understand how the Sony cam's recording limit prevents them from live streaming. Could someone explain?
they don't have a camera switcher switcher and video capture device. They are recording directly to an SD card.
@@knowiz8071 I would think the lack of video capture would be the limiting factor, not the camera's memory.
@@chrisw1462 that camera is limited just like how DSLR cameras record only ten minutes. With the capture like game capture they are limited by the size of their Hard drive not the camera firmware.
It doesn't, live streaming just isn't a priority for our church. If we wanted to live stream we could just take the feed from the Atomos recorder and send that into our computer for the live stream no problem.
Super 👌👌👌👌👌👍 #Swarlab
Love the idea of the series but uh...
how do churches fund these set ups?
Haha yeah thats what I said. Definitely not my "small" church budget. That projector was $20,000+ on its own.
@@wessills6963 try doing some research before throwing random numbers out there for what things cost. Most of that equipment was very budget friendly. I guarantee the projector is not $20,000. Would love to see where you got that number from. Also, most of the time, churches will ask for additional tithing to be earmarked a specific project, such as technology upgrades.
@@ryancholmes no sweat buddy. In the video they show the number of the projector...
www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwigyLGOl9TmAhUOisgKHZtkDskYABAqGgJxdQ&ae=1&sig=AOD64_0tH13D79K2-3tYvfvHIAzinBR9pg&ctype=5&q=&ved=0ahUKEwiDtquOl9TmAhXHGs0KHXjoDFwQg-UECMkL&adurl=www.hdvisionworks.com/ProductDetails.asp%3FProductCode%3DV11H892920%26gclid%3DCj0KCQiA0ZHwBRCRARIsAK0Tr-qwjWQcFa0bnt-rhdvzTRSK7LPhU4s30PXrcUU1Q0pPJ3jUiF7l_AEaAgdfEALw_wcB
as someone who is part of a mobile church plant. I know how hard it is to fund a church. Alot of those things are definitly top of the line products.
That is not really an old church, the one I go to is 16th century
What's that device at the bottom right corner of the X32 Board?
Analogue db meter for measuring audio levels (how loud is it?) in the room.
@@jdhix They don't know because their soundboard is in the very back and below everything else. No way to get an accurate reading from where it sets.
oof danger cord spotted at 2:53
Qual o instagram dessa igreja ?
isn’t it at all a little complex for the average operator you get offering up their time to mix for the church? Must be paid pro audio guys to run system. Wouldn’t get many volunteers. Any way, still modest compared to some high flying churches. All the best.
I'm american. Can i get an AMEN#
Shaunwilliams
So extra for just a church, still cool tho
Are all these guys hardocre christians? Or just doing the gig for the money?
Replacing the Altar, Bible, and the teaching of God's word with a video screen and rock musicians.