train your teambetween sundays.
short lessons, games that train your ears and hands, and the tools you need on sunday. a few minutes a day, on your phone.
sunday is the only practice most teams get.
a guitar player can practice at home. a sound tech can't. now they can.
learn it
short lessons with moving visuals.
train it
games that turn it into instinct.
use it on sunday
the tools live on your phone.
grow together
leaders see who's putting the work in.
every game trains a real skill.
the sunday problem, and the game that fixes it.
then there's
the arcade.
not everything has to be homework. high scores, three letter initials, a hall of fame, and zero lessons. just fun.
iron sharpens iron.
practicing alone gets old. call out a friend or a teammate on any training game, play the exact same round, and find out who's really got it.
lessons that get to the point.
short lessons with moving visuals, for every seat on the team. sound, band, lights and stream.
the stuff you need mid-service.
quick answers for the problems that show up on sunday morning.
the stuff that runs your sunday.
plan it once, share it with everyone. this is where the whole team works from.
the whole stage, planned before anyone shows up.
- drop every station on the stage, with its mics, wedges and in-ears
- the input list, the stage box patch and the console channels, all worked out together
- send the scene straight to your console, or pull in the one already on it
- share it with the band, and run it from your phone in sunday mode
| ch | source name | mic / di | 48v | stand |
|---|
| ch | source | port | desk label | colour | dca |
|---|
export to your desk
import from your desk
light the room on paper first.
- draw the room to scale and hang fixtures where they really go
- every fixture gets its dmx address worked out for you
- build a service cue list, then check the power and data add up
| fixture | type | univ | address | ch |
|---|
a shelf of famous gear you can actually hear.
- pick a source, from drums to vocals, and hear real sounds
- a full parametric, the classic console eqs, and eight kinds of compressor
- learn what each move does, then find it on your own console
your sunday, written down once.
- soundcheck, service flow and changeover as step by step checklists
- upload the pdfs and guides you already have
- new volunteers follow the same steps every single week
know what you own. remember what broke.
- every mic, cable, stand and console, with tags you can scan
- log what went wrong on sunday, and what fixed it
- gear that keeps failing shows up before it fails again
files that get your gear ready.
- show files for x32, m32, qu, sq and avantis, ready to load on your desk
- mainstage, helix, quad cortex and hx stomp patches on the way
- made to go with the mixing courses
warm up before you sing.
guided warmups for singers, in male and female voices. it knows when you're on, and it rides with you to church.
warm up before you head out?
relax your lips and let them buzz up and back down.
vocal warmups
built for the whole team.
you can't be at every rehearsal. the training keeps going anyway.