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Prussian immigrant and master craftsman, Anton Teutenberg (he of the High Court heads and gargoyles) All Saints Ponsonby, 1879, Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland Libraries, 4-308Fixed Mixes: Multimedia Help Mclean Bible Church upgrades sound & vision Situated in the Virginia suburbs of Washington DC, McLean Bible Church has become one of the Metro area�s most dynamic and rapidly-growing churches. With a congregation currently numbering in the thousands, their unique contemporary services include diverse multimedia experiences along with a blending of modern and traditional music, video and original drama presentations. A TWO PHASE PROJECT The church�s vision has consistently been to teach the practical, everyday Bible applications and to provide fellowship for people who don�t have a traditional church background. Exponential growth facilitated the purchase of a 23,000sq.ft(2,138m.sq), multi-story office/ warehouse building on
a 51acre tract, formerly the headquarters of the National Wildlife Federation. Site development is occurring in two phases. The first, Phase I, (see Photo #1) was completed in January 2001 and included renovation of the first floor to provide an interim auditorium with seating for more than 1100, plus nursery and classroom space, two large meeting rooms and offices. Photo #1: Integration at McLean Bible Church includes video, IMAG, theatrical lighting and a six-channel auditorium sound reinforcement Phase II, currently in design, will include construction of a new 2400-seat performing arts auditorium. When completed, this building will boast almost 280,000sq.ft (26,013m.sq) of finished space. the meantime, McLean will utilize both its current and the interim Phase I facility to hold up to eight services on Saturday and Sunday. Integration requirements for such a venue are not typical of just any house of worship. Audio/visual consultant/designer Sound Investment
Enterprises (SIE) of Thousand Oaks (CA) developed a comprehensive integration that includes four screens of video, three cameras of IMAG, stationary and moving theatrical lighting and a six-channel auditorium sound reinforcement system. Audio and media systems were installed by Rockville(MD)-based RCI Systems.The audio system was one of the first to utilize the DME32 Digital Mixing Engine�Yamaha�s versatile DSP processor�for a house of worship application, with three �engines� dedicated exclusively for speaker Paired with the DME32 units is a single AD-824 A/D converter and eleven�Every amp input has signal being routed through a DME,� explains Jim McCandliss of SIE. �They control time, EQ and filters on every box in the room. �Experience has shown that to create consistent L-C-R systems, you must have individual control of every box in the system. This requires a lot of digital outputs and can get very expensive in a large system.
128 outputs available on the DME32, we got the functions we needed at The DME32 is a 32-input, 32-output processor, expandable to 128X inputs/outputs with 32 cascade busses. Applications include loudspeaker system control, matrix/routing, multi-effects processing, surround mixing, submixing andParameter adjustments, scene changes and other functions can be accessed from the front panel, using an intuitive �block diagram� style programming, proprietary software and an outboard computer. �The design of this building wants to be a church,� adds McCandliss. in function, it will behave like a performing arts center. has intentionally taken ministry to a whole new level. �Their weekly programs are very diverse and require a lot of technicalThis facility, accordingly, needed a lot of versatility with several special features and functions.� The main, �multipurpose� auditorium contains a stage with two seating�The main seating area is on the sloped floor,� he notes.
second is a raised, terraced area in the back of the room, where the seating is raked like a theater. We had to design a speaker system that would work with the room. It had to be transparent and provide sufficient coverage for two distinct areas, yet act as one system.� The main six channel speaker system is comprised of eleven L-C-R clusters over the stage, containing EAW ASR665 (3-way 60x45) and EAW ASR695 (3-way 90x45) cabinets, all driven by Crest V-1500 amplifiers. throws on the bottom and far throws on top, the main speakers cover the main floor and continue coverage into the terraced area in the back,��Four EAW CR-58 cabinets act as stereo surrounds, with eight EAW SB-180 subs providing bottom end.� The secondary speaker zone, the �mezzanine fill,� consists of twelve EAW MK-5194 (2-way 90x45) cabinets, also driven by Crest V-1500 amps. the routing and delay options in the DME32 software, we were able to create
an L-C-R image back there as well,� he adds. �The low ceiling over the terraced seats creates a different acoustical environment than in the high ceiling space over the main seating, but the flexibility and component options in the DME32 allowed us to make both parts of the room sound the same.� To accommodate the stage area and the two catwalks, a corner of the building had to be raised almost fifty feet. Photo #2: Equipment rack containing three Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engines, which control time, EQ and filters on every speaker cabinet to create consistent L-C-R imaging. The three-sided stage itself measures over 50ft(15.2m) from frontDue to this depth, a series of movable walls with reflective and absorptive properties was also installed. �Depending on the musical or dramatic event taking place, those panels can be moved via a track system,� says McCandliss. can be reversed so that the appropriate surface is facing the stage,
which changes both appearance and stage acoustics.� Mixing consoles include a 56-input Soundcraft Series 4 and SM-12 from for house and monitors, plus a Yamaha 01V digital mixer for�The recording capabilities evolved from our extensive video system,� adds David Schatzman, McLean�s technical coordinator �The Yamaha 01V is being used to full capacity, including recall functions, to create audio feeds that go out of the auditorium to the video control room. It�s used to support video and audiocassette ministries, and to mix the audio for the church�s web page.� Monitor speakers include ten EAW model SM-122E and a pair of EAW model SM-155E, also driven by Crest V-1500 amps. include Lexicon PCM-80, T.C. Electronic 3000, Eventide H7000 andMicrophones include a selection of Sennheiser Evolution Series 545 wireless handheld and 501 lavalier units. Sound reinforcement systems for Phase I�s two community rooms are a combination