Whether you are designing a new system or need to update and get the most out of the one in place Sound of Worship will offer essential information to guide and inform you choices. Written to give the context to help you focus your choices as well as the technical information to understand options; this essential guide will help you avoid costly mistakes when working with acoustics and the sound systems of the church.When planning a system this book has you covered! Considering everything from building design and understanding the purpose and use of the sound system to the technical aspects of the acoustic equipment and sound specification and types.The website has numerous audio examples to illustrate points made and tools used in the book. It demonstrate the terms used and what different choices will sound like; with before and after recordings of acoustic treatment and how it effects the overall sound of the church.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Loved itBy Sam NicolRob Kapilow is an engaging and enthusiastic author. This book is a wonderful exploration of how to really listen and understand how to listen to music. This book makes the most sense when read on a tablet; so that all the musical examples are easily to hand. Loved it0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four stars for Kapilow; zero stars for Wiley.By Jim CoughenourGreat author; pathetic publisher. I read this book when it first came out and appreciated the musical clips; although even by the standards of 2008 the website was clunky. Now that site is completely gone; removing a key ingredient to the books appreciation. This could have been remedied in the Kindle edition by including the sound clips in the book - again very simple technology. Reading/listening to a book like this on a tablet is a real opportunity for educating our understanding for music and text. Wiley has completely failed the opportunity; a sorry commentary on its editors and engineers. -- If you think Im exaggerating; compare the Orchestra or Beethovens Ninth app created by Touch Press. Those indicate the promise of interactive publishing.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. No website any moreBy Robert WarnerThe web site; essential to the book; no longer exists. Thanks; Wiley