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Microphone Techniques for High-Energy Praise and Worship Services

by Bruce Bartlett, Crown Audio International
Most contemporary worship services utilize some sort of amplification, and this article helps demystify the types of microphones a worship leader or singer might use in services, along with suggestions of how to best implement amplification in different situations.
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