Workshops

  • A workshop detailing the benefits of singing scripture, how it can ground your spontaneous singing, and how it can mark your heart with the Word for years to come.

    While primarily geared toward singers, this workshop can be helpful for those on and off the stage. Whether you lead a room of thousands or sing to the Lord in your quiet time alone, singing scripture can change your life.

  • A workshop focused on stewarding spontaneous moments as a worship team.

    We’ll cover what to listen for as a band, the responsibility of singers, flowing together as a team, and leading the room through it all.

  • Does your team use in-ear monitors, but maybe not as effectively as they could?

    This workshop will outline audio basics, give helpful tips for singers and band members, ensure they protect their ears for longevity, and highlight the importance of hearing each other in a worship context.

    Regardless of your IEM set up, this workshop will help your team get over the mixing hurtle, protect their ears, and move the focus back to worship.

  • A workshop for audio tech volunteers that covers gain staging, EQ, compression, effects, routing, troubleshooting, and other foundational concepts.

    This will ensure a stable base is built for any audio volunteer jumping behind the board. Regardless of the board you use during service, these foundational concepts will help build confidence in your audio team while keeping the main thing the main thing.

  • Ableton Live doesn’t have to be daunting and it can be so much fun to jump into.

    This workshop is for anyone interested in using Ableton Live during their sets. Whether it’s your keys players creating beautiful soundscapes, your drummers launching loops and housing samples, or your worship leaders firing multitracks - this workshop will cover the basics and can get anyone up and running with Ableton Live.

  • A workshop specific for keys players covering topics like how to learn parts from a record, sound design, the “role” of a piano in a band context, chord voicings, frequency range, and more.

    If your keys players are new to the worship team or have been at it for a while, there will be something for them in this workshop. And of course any team members are welcome whether they play keys or not.

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