Soundcheck

Reference · Church-specific

Our Setup

The specifics of BBC's rig — what's plugged in where, how the channels are laid out, and the scene and monitor conventions. This is the page that turns a generic X32 guide into our desk's manual.

⚠ This is a template — fill it in

Every field below is a blank for the team to complete (shown as —). Nothing here is invented — the real values are whatever's actually patched and saved on the console. Fill them in from your desk, and update whenever the stage or routing changes. The DCA and mute-group names are the suggested layout from the how-tos; edit them to match what you actually run.

Input & patch list

What's physically plugged in, and where the signal arrives. (From the stage and the Routing screen. Extend past 16 as needed — up to 32 local inputs plus the stagebox.)

Input #Source (local XLR / stagebox)Instrument or micPhantom (Y/N)
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Channel map

What each console channel is, once inputs are routed. This is the one to keep on the desk.

Ch #NameColorIcon
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DCA layout

Which channels each DCA fader controls. How to set these up →

DCAGroup (suggested)Channels
1Drums
2Bass
3Guitars
4Keys / Pads
5Vocals
6Speaking
7Tracks
8(spare)

Mute groups

What each mute button silences. Know these cold before the service. Setup →

Mute groupName (suggested)Silences
1Sermon
2All band mics
3
4
5
6

Monitors / in-ears

Which bus is whose mix, wedge or in-ears, and who runs their own mix from an app. Remember: monitor buses are pre-fader. Monitors on the day →

BusWhose mixWedge / IEMSelf-mixes from app? (Y/N)

Tracks rig

The playback source and its channels. Remember the rule: click & guide go to in-ears only. Tracks, click & pads →

Scene names

The naming convention, so anyone can find the right scene in a hurry. Scenes & backup →

Room / PA notes

Who to ask