[Faith-talk] sound equipment and the blind

[Stefan Slucki]

Hi Andrew and list,

Andrew, when you say the worship pastor said "no" it could either be "no 
absolutely no, never you'll not be able to do it" or it could be "no, not 
right now, it's expensive and finely-tuned equipment, you'd need training 
first".

If it was the first kind of "no" then maybe some sort of protest is called 
for, but if the very cautious, nervously-defensive, protective kind of 
response then perhaps some patient persistence.

If you can, tell us what the gear used is i.e. the models and what you are 
trying to achieve.

Dymo-labelling with braille or even marking with glue-dots is useful.

Best wishes;

Stefan Slucki.
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> Andrew does your church stick to a particular format of church services? 
> I
> mean is the church service each week usually the same.  Yes it can be 
> done.
> All you need is to familiarize yourself with the mixing board and maybe it
> can be labeled so that you know where the buttons are.  Now the cd 
> recorder
> is another story because the cd recorders usually have a screen that let's
> you know when to record but yet again that can be worked around.  Once you
> familiarize yourself with the cd recorder you should be fine.  You just 
> need
> to know where the stop pause and track button is that way you can create
> tracks on the cd of the service.  It can be done.
>
>
>
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> On Behalf Of Andrew Edgcumbe
> Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 12:15 PM
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> Subject: [Faith-talk] sound equipment and the blind
>
> Hi all
>
> I hope all is well with you guys today.
>
> I have been wanting to do sound at my church but  my worship pastor said 
> no
> because of the visual Q's.
>
> Ifirst asked one of the men to do some sound stuff with me and to show me
> some things.
> As fr as he has gotten was he showed me what the board felt like.
> But the worship pastor is not  letting me do anything in sound because of
> the visual Q's thing.
>
> How evera man who does sound and plays guitar with me he said it could be
> worked around.
>
> Do any of you guys know any blind people who are doing sound in churches?
>
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