Following the rich and varied tradition of curating music, a few ministries are declaring that the hymnal is still very much alive. Find out who they are and what each unique collection of hymns looks like.
A series on the contemporary congregational song – Part 5
The following template lays out the framework needed to implement media systems that improve communication, allow conversation, and edify the body.
With the power of computers growing exponentially and the sound of software synthesizers becoming virtually indistinguishable from their analog counterparts, MIDI is a great, cost effective way to expand your keyboard tone palate. A great MIDI controller is essential to using MIDI synths properly and the Taktile 49 doesn’t just provide a great MIDI controller, but takes the creative workflow to another level.
A good pair of studio monitors may be the thing you never knew you needed, and the M Audio BX8 Carbon monitors may just show you why. My first pair of studio monitors was a pair of original M Audio BX5s, which I purchased almost ten years ago, and as they were the pair of monitors that stuck with me through college and into my first jobs as a studio engineer and producer, I’ve watched the evolution of the BX series with fond sense of nostalgia.
Authentic feeling keyboard and acoustic piano sound, a good library of other usable sounds, built-in sequencer, onboard SD card recorder
Here are the top congregational songs of 2013 so far, according to Worship Leader. Feel free to leave your suggestions in the comments.
Long known for their groundbreaking work with digital audio processing, Universal Audio has consistently made both great hardware and software and the Apollo Twin is the combination of the two together.
The sound of the UE7s is wonderfully open and balanced. The highs are incredibly clear without being overly bright while the lows are powerful and punchy. The frequency range is quite balanced; the kick and bass don’t overpower vocal clarity and listening to music, especially pop, is a ton of fun.
One of the most anticipated releases of 2014, the Aira TR-8 has not disappointed so far. An all-new version of the classic TR-808 and TR-909 electronic drum kits combined into one, the TR-8 brings the famous sounds of Roland drum machines into a device with features and functions for the modern age.
