To the pastor whose church sounds better in the room than online.

Pastor,

You’ve probably watched your own livestream back and winced. The worship that filled the room on Sunday sounds thin online. The vocals get lost. The sermon is quieter than the songs, or louder. Somebody at home turns it up, then turns it down, then clicks away.

It isn’t your team’s fault. The board in your room is mixed for the room. The speakers, the walls and the drums people hear acoustically all fill in the sound for the people in the seats. None of that makes it into the stream. Your stream needs its own mix, and that mix needs someone listening to it, live, the whole service.

That’s all my team does. We’re audio engineers, and every Sunday we mix church livestreams remotely, from the digital mixer the church already has. We’ve done it for 159 churches.

Here’s how it works. We install the software remotely on your booth computer. We record one of your real services, build your mix from it, and you approve it before we ever go live. Then an engineer mixes your stream live every Sunday. If they’re ever out, there’s a whole team behind them, and you can iMessage us anytime.

It starts at $50 a service. That’s roughly a quarter of what a local engineer costs. Midweek services and special events are covered within reason at no extra charge.

Your livestream is the front door for most of the people who will ever visit your church. They watch a few minutes of worship and part of the message before they decide whether to come. I want that first impression to sound like Sunday really sounds.

If that’s what you want too, book a free 15‑minute call. We’ll listen to your current stream together and I’ll tell you exactly what we’d change.

Grateful for what you do,

Clayton Gregory

Owner, Stream Sounds