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A Sound Church wants you to get the most out of what you already have!

A training seminar is customized for your church, your crew, and takes place in your environment. We educate on your existing gear to ensure the audio crew gains valuable information specifically applied to your system! This exclusive track is customized for your church and is specifically designed around your needs and goals.

An educational workshop is aimed at small and medium-sized churches. As a group we explore the concepts behind audio engineering, get hands on with the gear, and apply what we learn. Workshops can be open to other churches already in your network to help you build a supporting and networking community. The seats are very limited to keep the group small and interactive.

We are not affiliated with any brand, store or product. Do not expect product demos or unnecessary component recommendations. Looking for gear though? You can trust our unbiased opinion.

The creator and developer of A Sound Church is Phil Tuttle. He resides in Dublin, OH and attends church in Powell, OH. A self-proclaimed geek, Phil keeps up with computer technologies and has a weakness for electronic gadgets (updated from my iPad).

Phil graduated with a bachelor’s degree from MVNU. His music major and business minor is supplemented by 4 certificates from The Recording Workshop, where he graduated in the top 10% of his class.

After college, Phil’s career continued at MVNU where he directed the campus sound department and was responsible for all audio systems on campus, including: portable concert systems, classrooms, music performance halls, and a 2000-seat auditorium. His role also included booking and promoting concerts for the student government, overseeing various crews and teaching them how to use audio systems.

From 2001 to present Phil has spent much of his time on the road traveling as road manager and audio engineer for The Elms. Touring exposed him to every kind of system from small set ups in bookstore appearances to large systems at amphitheaters and venues ranging from clubs to churches.

After mixing well over 1,000 shows, Phil has slowed his concert touring and recognizes the need for better audio education in the church. His ability to connect with people and present information in a very practical manner means that your church will receive the best possible, practical training for your crew of audio volunteers.

Below is a set from Flickr of various consoles used over the past few years…

See how we can help your church, the band, the audio crew, your visitors and regular attenders. We pride ourselves on our flexibility and desire for excellence and take your concerns seriously. Contact us today, and let’s partner together to deliver all that your church has to offer.