More on using a personal mixer in worship

Article by Jason Whitehorn August 19, 2010 in WorshipTECH with 2 Comments

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Hopefully this little video gives you a little more insight into how to use the Aviom system and fills in the gaps for those of you who have ever wondered how a personal mixing system works.

(You say “A-viom”…I say “ah-viom”…you can save those emails for later.)

2 Responses to “More on using a personal mixer in worship”

Joel Greutman August 19, 2010 at 3:04 pm #
Don’t forget about groups! I always make a group for the singers so I can turn them all up or down at the same time. Also, if the drums are split up into different channels (bass drum, overhead, snare), it helps to assign them to a group.
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- Jason Whitehorn August 19, 2010 at 7:08 pm #
  Awesome tips…and great practical uses!
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About Jason Whitehorn:Jason Whitehorn is a worship leader/pastor, Christian songwriter, mentor, public speaker and Christian music promoter/publicist. Jason's articles have been published in both online and National publications. Jason currently resides outside of Nashville with his wife Crystal and two children Hunter & Amber. Jason attends church at LifePoint Church where he also volunteers his time as a worship leader.