The Tabernacle Church
Florida · Worship & preaching
Remote broadcast mixing for churches nationwide
A dedicated broadcast audio engineer with 30+ years of production experience connects to your console remotely, wherever your church is in the U.S., and mixes your livestream live, every Sunday. Your online congregation hears worship and the sermon the way your room does.
More people may be watching your service online than are sitting in the building. If the sermon sounds muddy and the worship sounds thin, they won't stay long enough to hear the message, and many won't come back.
Your mission is too important to be held back by technical glitches.
A room mix piped to the stream sounds thin, boomy or buried. Viewers strain to follow the sermon, then click away.
The broadcast depends on who shows up and how much they know. Every Sunday is a gamble, and your team burns out.
Set-and-forget presets or one engineer stretched across many churches at once. Nobody is really listening to your service.
Before & after
68 seconds. The only difference is the livestream mix. Put on headphones and hear what a dedicated broadcast mix changes.
Want your church's livestream to sound like the after? Your first Sunday is free.
Book a free 15-minute call Hear more real mixesOur work
Each clip is a live broadcast mix from our engineer, recorded during an actual church service. It is exactly what online viewers heard. Put on headphones and press play.
Florida · Worship & preaching
San Diego, California
Ocala, Florida
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The Reso Pro difference
Reso Pro connects to your system remotely every Sunday and takes complete responsibility for your broadcast mix in real time. Your in-house team keeps the room. We handle the stream.
How it works
15 minutes. We learn about your services, your console and your goals for the stream.
We install and configure the software on your church computer and connect to your console. No truck rolls.
Your first Sunday is free. From then on, every service, a dedicated engineer mixes your broadcast in real time and stays in contact with your team.
Your team focuses on the room and on ministry. Your online congregation hears every word.
Compare your options
Here is how a dedicated live broadcast engineer stacks up against the usual alternatives.
| Feature | Reso Pro | Volunteer on the stream | Budget mixing service |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro engineer listening to your whole service, live | Yes | No | Often shared |
| Separate mix built for broadcast | Yes | Rarely | Sometimes |
| Shows up every single Sunday | Yes | Hopefully | Yes |
| 30+ years of production experience | Yes | No | Varies |
| Adjusts in real time from your feedback | Yes | Varies | No |
| No contract, cancel anytime | Yes | n/a | Varies |
Simple pricing
Your first Sunday is free
$300/week after your free first Sunday
No setup fees · No long-term contract · Cancel anytime
Every church deserves excellent broadcast quality, whatever its size or budget. Pricing is straightforward: no hidden fees, just professional audio when you need it.
No obligation. We confirm your equipment works before you spend a dollar.
What churches say
We were burning through volunteers left and right trying to get our broadcast mix right. Every week was a gamble. Reso Pro Livestream took that stress completely off my plate. Now I can focus on leading worship instead of wondering if the online folks can even hear us. Our online engagement has honestly doubled since we made the switch.
I'll be honest—our livestream was an afterthought until we realized we were reaching more people online than in the building some Sundays. But the audio quality was driving people away. Since partnering with Reso Pro Livestream, we've seen our average watch time increase by over 60%. People are actually staying for the whole service now. Best investment we've made in our digital ministry.
As someone who runs sound in-house, I was skeptical at first about a remote mixer. But the difference in our livestream quality is undeniable. They handle all the broadcast mixing in real-time while I focus on the room. It's like having a dedicated broadcast engineer on staff without the overhead. The technical setup was surprisingly straightforward too.
I used to dread watching our church's livestream because the audio was so muddy I couldn't understand the sermon. Since our church started using Reso Pro Livestream, it's like night and day. I can finally hear every word clearly, and the worship actually sounds like worship instead of a garbled mess. It's made such a difference for those of us who can't always make it in person.
Names have been changed for privacy.
FAQ
Yes. Because we mix remotely, we work with churches anywhere in the United States. The examples on this page happen to be from churches in Florida and California.
A digital mixing console (such as a Behringer X32, Allen & Heath, Yamaha or similar) and a computer with internet access. Most churches already have both. On your free consultation call we confirm compatibility with your setup before you spend anything.
We install a digital audio workstation on your church's computer and connect it securely to your mixing console. That gives us your individual channels in real time during the service. Your in-house engineer keeps mixing the room while we mix the broadcast: two independent mixes from the same sources.
No. That is exactly what we replace. We take complete responsibility for the livestream mix, live, every service. Your team focuses on the room.
Most churches are live within one week of signing up. We schedule a setup call, install and configure the software remotely, do a test run, and mix your next service.
Yes. Your first Sunday is free. We set everything up and mix a full service for your livestream, so you can hear the difference on your own stream before you pay anything. After that it is $300 a week, with no contract.
No. There are no long-term contracts and no cancellation fees. We earn your business week after week, and you can stop at any time.
Not at all. Your in-house engineer keeps full control of the room mix. We build a completely separate broadcast mix from the same inputs, like having a second console just for the stream.
Online viewers can't hear the room's acoustics, the acoustic drums or the natural reverb, so the broadcast has to be built from scratch. Streaming platforms also compress audio heavily, which calls for processing, EQ and balance that would sound wrong in the room but right online.
If your internet drops, the livestream is affected no matter who is mixing, but your in-house sound is untouched. We recommend a backup connection such as a mobile hotspot for important services, and we plan contingencies with you during setup.
Yes: traditional, contemporary, charismatic, gospel and blended. Full band, piano and organ, or a small acoustic team, we tailor the mix to your church's sound and culture.
During the first few weeks we work closely with you to dial in your preferences, such as vocals further forward, punchier drums or a more ambient feel. We stay in contact during the service and adjust in real time.
Book a free 15-minute call. We'll listen to your current stream, check your equipment, and tell you honestly whether we can help. If we're a fit, your first Sunday is free.
Book your free callPrefer email? info@resoprolivestream.com