Volumes, were now being pushed to the limits of their effectiveness.Ĭonsequently, the front rows of the church were now blasted with sound while the back rows could barely hear. Sources, Floor monitors (stage wedges), once suitable at typical “choir” Later,Ĭhurches added visual communication technology such as projectors, LED walls,Īnd cameras to broadcast/stream video. Somewhere along the way, other instruments such as guitars, pedalĮffects, keyboards, and drums found their way onto church platforms. In those days, live sound for worship was easier to manage, and the technology setup on the platform was relatively simple and uncluttered, thanks in part to all those strategically staged plastic plants. Ok, that’s not the absolute beginning of all things, but let’s pretend. In the beginning, there was the piano, the organ, and the choir. In this feature, written exclusively for WorshipFuel, Sweetwater shares some of their top tips for transitioning to in-ear monitors. Not only is Sweetwater Sound the largest online retailer of musical instruments and pro audio equipment in the United States*, they are also passionate about equipping and advising worship musicians in their craft.
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