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Audio manager, Julio Paredes Rosero, with audio assistant, Isaac Armijos.
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Julio Paredes Rosero is audio manager for CCG.
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Centro Cristiano de Guayaquil (CCG) is the largest evangelical church in the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador. The church hosts a variety of events in addition to services including conferences, live music shows and theatrical productions. It has a 3,800-capacity auditorium, with additional space for Christian education and children's ministries, and has grown to weekly attendance of more than 7,000.
CCG recently installed a dLive S Class mixing system and ME personal monitoring system as part of an upgrade to the church’s audio equipment. Comprising an S5000 Surface and DM64 MixRack, the Dante-enabled dLive system is installed at FOH in the auditorium, and manages FOH, monitors, recording and broadcast, along with a ME system, comprising a ME-U hub and 5 ME-1 mini mixers, to provide performers with personal monitoring facilities.
"We needed a mixer that was compact yet powerful enough to manage all of the church’s audio requirements - FOH, monitors, multitrack recording and broadcast – and dLive was the perfect fit,” explains audio manager, Julio Paredes Rosero. “dLive was selected due to its high number of inputs and outputs, buses, expansion capacity, connectivity and integration with personal monitoring. It has a very friendly user interface, is easy to configure and above all has a great, defined sound.”
