Behind The Scenes: A Sunday Morning Service From Percussion
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Join me for a behind-the-scenes look at a Sunday morning at church! From the quiet moments before anyone arrives to the grind of getting everything ready, I take you through the early preparations. Watch as I turn on the lights, set up the sound equipment, and get ready to play percussion for the service. Experience the transformation from silence to worship, and see how every detail matters in creating a meaningful service.
Whether you're a regular churchgoer or just curious about what happens before the congregation gathers, this vlog offers a unique perspective on the heart of Sunday mornings. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into church life!
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You just saved my life. I didn't know you could use the terminal to open up multiple instances of one DAW.
I'm using StudioOne 7 on stage for playing back backingtracks and struggled with Logic Pro X to do multitrack recording from a x32 rack. I mean, it worked, but i just don't like using Logic.
That means i could have 2 instances of Studio One running on the same MacBook Pro. One for recording, the other one for playbacks. (2 separate audio devices of course).
THANKS
Haha, yes! Terminal is a life saver for sure!!!
@@seandelaney272 Yeah, i have some node-projects that i built as a hobby and for home-automation. But i never thought about using the terminal to open 2 instances of the same app. Genius idea.
Keep up the great work
Love it!!
Just a suggestion: if you have an electrician, get him to add smart plugs and smart switches to speed up the regular setup process on an isolated network. It did my church wonders by doing that.
Interesting! I would love for it to be a faster processes!
What church is this?
First Apostolic Church of Tallmadge (Ohio)