Layout-aware Sunday operations
Generic preflight fails when the wiring changes.
Choose one board, two boards, or a board per mix. Run the right 20 minutes, report what broke, and get sharper layout-specific cards next Sunday.
House hears the packs. Now confirm the stream board heard the same walk.
Choose before checkout
How is audio laid out this Sunday?
There is no universal checklist. Pick the closest operating mode; you can switch later if the church changes.
The founder promise
No invented proof. Just operating rules.
Sunday Preflight is new. Instead of fake logos and reviews, these are the standards every release must pass.
No dangerous universal steps
If a move is right for one board and wrong for three, it only appears in the correct layout.
Floor language, then physical action
Failure cards say what you see and the next three things to touch—not “ensure proper routing.”
Every version cites its wiring
Monday changes are tagged A, B, or C and tied to report data. No vague changelog filler.
Use it this Sunday or refund it
If your team will not use the layout checklist within 14 days, ask for a refund.
Same clock. Different failure paths.
The wiring decides what happens next.
Layout B · two independent passes
Power both desks. Prove the split is live before touching the house.
Walk wireless for house, then get a 20-second hear-back from stream.
Run playback at service level; broadcast confirms tracks arrived independently.
Test talkback both directions so the stream seat is not isolated.
House says room safe. Stream says encode safe. One yes is not ready.
House is perfect. Stream board is silent.
- 1.Stop changing house gain.
- 2.Watch the stream input while speaking into the pastor mic.
- 3.Trace split, patch, and clock until that input moves.
Report the layout, first world to fail, and what physically fixed it—in under 60 seconds.
The top layout-specific card gets rewritten. Steps marked useless repeatedly get cut.
One failure story per wiring
“Stream and wedges moved together when Facebook was boosted.”
The A card isolates whether the stream feed is truly discrete before another level move.
“The room was ready while the stream board was silent.”
The B card checks split, patch, clock, or Dante before anyone changes house gain.
“Three operators chased the same pastor-mic preamp.”
The C card names one gain owner before any desk touches the shared preamp.
Buy the system first
Start at $37. Add labels, not theory.
Checkout always starts with the core kit. Add a board translation or the expanded small-church field pack only if it fits your setup.
Sunday Preflight Kit
Layout picker, three distinct 20-minute preflights, shared and layout-only failure cards, browser checklist, PDF, post-Sunday report, and public changelog.
$37
Board pack bump
+$17Button-name translations for X32/XR, Wing, generic digital, or analog. Layout B/C labels identify the house versus stream desk.
Full House Pack
$67$47 with bump
RF, phone-pull, bleed, volunteer, holiday, and layout-specific ownership sheets for small-church production.
14-day guarantee: if the team will not use its layout checklist this Sunday, request a refund. Preflight Club is not for sale until 50 kits and refunds stay below 8%.
Before you pick a layout
Straight answers from the booth
Before the first unmute
Give your wiring its own definition of ready.
Pick A, B, or C. Open the right 20-minute order of operations. Make next Sunday’s version answer to what actually failed.