Church Production Magazine

A familiar name in pro audio is back in the mixer conversation.

M&W Pro Audio, led by Greg Mackie and Peter Watts, has announced the D24 and D32 digital mixers. The new consoles combine touchscreen-based faders, browser-based tablet mixing, Simple mixer mode and Peter Watts’ Lyric preamp design.

For churches, the key idea is straightforward: more control without making operation harder.

Read the full story:

https://www.churchproduction.com/gear/m-w-pro-audio-announce-the-d24-and-d32-digital-mixers/

For church tech teams short on time, here’s what’s new this week:
- Livestream audio that actually serves the online audience.
- A $599 Mac for production?
- A reminder that people matter more than gear.
- A filmmaking lesson hidden inside repetition.
https://www.churchproduction.com/social

Inside the Issue: 🎬A Better Way to Film Worship; Choosing the Right Camera for IMAG and Live Worship; Turning a Know-it-All into a Teammate; and more
👉https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=864808

or online at: www.churchproduction.com/magazine

InfoComm 2026 Will Explore the Future of Live Events

The lines between broadcast, AV, and live production continue to blur as organizations adopt more sophisticated, studio-quality workflows. InfoComm will explore how this crossover is powering the future of live events.

https://www.avixa.org/resources/press-releases/infocomm-2026-to-spotlight-the-future-of-live-events-broadcast-and-fan-engagement

The conversation around church production has shifted.

We want to know if your reality has.

We’re gathering the data

→ https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Church-Production-Research-Study-Then-vs-Now-How-Church-Production-Is-Shifting?utm_term=HTML&utm_medium=Sales&utm_source=CP&utm_content=Sales%20&utm_campaign=CP%20Sales

This might be the simplest way to run a multi-camera production…
without simplifying the result.

https://www.churchproduction.com/gear/top-5-products-for-churches-from-the-nab-show-2026/

What if your entire control room…
fit on an iPad?

Mavis Studio → Top 5 from NAB 2026

https://www.churchproduction.com/gear/top-5-products-for-churches-from-the-nab-show-2026/

Why did the Marshall CV625 make our Top 5 from NAB 2026?

Because it’s not just a PTZ camera.

It combines a tracking close-up with a wide view of the room—giving churches better coverage without adding more gear or complexity.

https://www.churchproduction.com/gear/top-5-products-for-churches-from-the-nab-show-2026/