In the world of production, almost no other element produces debate among congregants and audiences like the topic of haze. Some people see the use of haze as pointless, others as a distraction. Other people see haze as essential. So where does this discourse stem from? I believe the hesitation we receive from the usage of haze stems from a person's preference rather than the understanding or care of the purpose of haze. Especially when we are discussing haze in a worship env

One of the most common phrases I hear when walking into a space is some version of: "It's loud enough. I just can't understand anything." Honestly, this phrase alone describes most audio related problems in venues. One of the most common issues I see in live sound is the assumption that louder means clearer. In practice, the two are often unrelated. I can have a system that is quiet but clear and I can have a system that is loud but muddy. One of the easiest things for an en