SOUND

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• Open-air venue = no walls to contain sound.
• Competing with wind, road noise, and outdoor elements.
• The goal is loud, robust sound—more than in a church building.
   

Proper volume helps:

• Drown out distractions.
• Lower prayer anxiety by making people feel less heard by others.
• Encourage boldness in worship and altar response.

• In many cases, we bring a full sound system and sometimes a sound tech.
• Your team may help unload and learn during services.
   

If we can’t bring sound (due to multiple events):

• We may use your church’s system, or
• Help you rent one locally.
• Sound quality will improve each night as we dial things in.

Bigger tents = more speakers and subs = more power.

• We require diesel commercial generators.
   

Smaller tents or simpler setups may run on:

• Whole house generators or
• Inverter-type power systems.
   
• Sound needs must match the size of the tent and crowd.

 Narrow configuration (long and skinny):

• Easier sound setup—everything faces forward.
• But the back row feels far from the pulpit and altar.
   

Wide/fan configuration (preferred):

• Brings everyone closer—max 60–100 ft from the platform.
• Requires multiple speakers pointing outward for even sound.

• It won’t be “perfect,” but it will be powerful.
• We’ll guide your team on setup and strategy.
• If we bring a sound tech, let someone understudy to learn.
• Remember: atmosphere matters, and sound is key to spiritual breakthrough.
   

Let’s build a sound environment that supports revival, encourages prayer, and makes it easy for the lost to hear the Gospel and respond.