Houses of Worship Audio Video
Churches of all sizes rely on Native Audio Visual Worship Solutions to control the technology they need to create a more dynamic and comfortable worship experience.
Audio/Video Content Distribution
Native Audio Visual lets churches display song lyrics on strategically positioned screens, eliminating the need for printed songbooks. A single Native Audio Visual Touch Panel can be used to:
- Launch and control special video presentations to enhance sermon themes
- Activate microphones and spotlights on cue
Central Control Rooms
Native Audio Visual enables every integrated electronic device to be controlled, automated, routed, and edited. Audio and lighting levels, as well as timed sequences crucial to the seamless presentation of each service, can be effortlessly directed and managed using an Native Audio Visual Touch Panel.
Environmental Controls
Native Audio Visual Touch Panels can deliver just the right amount of lighting and sound to all areas of the church, adjust temperatures, and even control window shades - all at the touch of a button.
Lighting Controls/Presets
Native Audio Visual controls all types of lighting equipment, including dimmers and lighting boards. By touching the image corresponding to a particular part of the service, a volunteer can instantly activate the appropriate pre-set lighting without any technical training or expertise.
Multimedia Presentations
Churches can integrate video, audio and computer equipment via Native Audio Visual control systems to deliver creative multimedia presentations and add dramatic effects to their holiday productions.
Building Security
Valuable church property can be protected from theft by installing an Native Audio Visual control system to control external security lighting, door locks, and intruder alarms.
Energy/Water Management
Churches can reduce energy costs by using an Native Audio Visual control system to manage their heating, air conditioning, and other utilities and automatically adjust for peak and off-peak usage of their facilities.
Bookstore Points-Of-Purchase
An Native Audio Visual controller, combined with an Native Audio Visual Touch Panel, provides fluid control over plasma screens, LCD monitors, and overhead music. The panel's user-friendly interface allows the end user to manage the routing of images and sounds being played in different areas of the store at the simple touch of a button.
Guest Kiosks
Churches can greet their guests with colorful images and information about events and points of interest for parents, teens, children, and singles. An Native Audio Visual Touch Panel behind the kiosk's counter can continuously update graphics, text, and sounds by communicating directly with hidden VCRs, DVDs, and PCs via the Native Audio Visual controller.
Networked Offices
An Native Audio Visual control system lets churches spread their technology throughout their facilities. For example, a camera in one room can feed video to one or more other rooms.
Religious Education
Native Audio Visual's unique resource management software manages and monitors technology in multiple classrooms within a church. Equipment monitoring and scheduling help increase the reliability and productivity of the church's valuable equipment investment.
Remote Facility Access
Users can communicate directly with Native Audio Visual technology even when they're away from the facility by using a secure Internet connection.
Automated Bell Towers
Most modern churches use electronic carillon or chime systems, rather than expensive cast bronze bells. Native Audio Visual control systems can automate these systems to chime on cue.
Volunteer Training
Native Audio Visual Touch Panels' simple user interfaces make it easy for volunteers to control even the most complex equipment, with little or no training.
