I talk about programming and software and building solutions here a lot, but I thought I would write a post about something else I’m passionate
Author: techministryblog
Using Node.js on a Raspberry Pi to listen to MIDI messages from an Avid S6L console to trigger HTTP requests or run scripts
Back in the summer, I posted about a project I had recently finished, which involved sending HTTP requests to a server that would then relay a
Free Real-Time Captioning Service using Google Chrome’s Web Speech API, Node.js, and Amazon’s Elastic Cloud Computing
For awhile now, I’ve wanted to be able to offer live captions for people attending services at my church who may be deaf or hard
Custom Reports in Planning Center Online, Part 2
At my church, we have two venues where we run worship services simultaneously. This means that when I am running reports and printing paperwork for
Controlling Chroma-Q (Jands) Vista with MIDI Show Control and a Stream Deck using Node.JS and the Web MIDI API
At my church, we use Chroma-Q’s Vista lighting platform (formerly owned by Jands). It’s a great platform and easy for volunteers to execute pre-programmed lighting
Using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and a blink(1) light for silent notifications
At my church, we often delay or “time slip” the preaching of the service in the room where the pastor isn’t physically present. To do
