Our services for Houses of Worship include:
- Speaker systems
- Wireless microphones and IEMs
- Video projectors, screens, and displays
- Video switching and production systems
- Stage lighting systems
- Live streaming
- Cameras and camera control systems
- Recording and broadcast
- Acoustic analysis and treatment
- AV control systems
- Master planning for AV
- Training
- Video walls
- Projection mapping
- EASE (Acoustic Simulation Software)
- Control systems and automation
- And more!
Worship systems are distinct in the sense that most are operated by volunteers. We simplify operations, train your volunteers, and can even automate your system to run without needing someone in the sound booth.
With a simple wall controller, we can automate your entire Audio, Video, and Lighting systems to turn on or off with a single button. We can provide you with an audio system that has built-in signal processing and will automatically adjust audio levels. There are many ways that we can control and automate your Audio, Video, and Lighting systems so that your volunteers will not be overwhelmed.
Auburn AV’s experience and unique perspective on technology in worship mean we are a powerful resource for any pastor, worship leader, and/or technology director trying to solve problems or improve the capabilities of the audiovisual systems that support their ministry.
Worship spaces are those that cultivate community, spiritual growth, education, and an authentic experience for people to deepen connections to God. At Auburn AV, we provide systems for a variety of houses of worship. Some of our clients are looking to transform a conventional space like a shoe store or old factory into a new space that reflects your congregation, leadership, and unique mission. Many others have embraced the traditional style yet enhanced it with more discreet technologies. Our job is to help empower the vision you have for your church by equipping the ministry with the technology and tools they need to connect to, transform, and enhance the faith journey in their communities.
Though technology has become increasingly present in many churches, it is not a requirement for worship. The fact is, worship only requires people and faith. For that reason, we try not to let technology get in the way. Various technologies can be highly effective tools, but they are just tools.