Hi I'm looking to see how many people are using the iridium the stomp/hx series or another modeler. Comment below which one you or your guitarist uses!
POLL (this is a desktop post):
Strymon iridium
hx series amp modeler
Neural amp modeler
*THIS IS NOT A COMPETITION TO SEE WHICH ONE IS BEST: Simply gathering info on which one is used/bought the most
Hey!
I am a young (24F) music teacher that has three years experience teaching grades K-8 instrumental and vocal music. I have been serving in worship ministry in some capacity since I was 11 years old. I was a student leader on the youth band and have experience with training, Planning Center, planning sets and devotionals, and leading prayer. I am mainly a keys player but got more vocal training in college. I have never lead vocally on a Sunday morning mainly because the church I come from had so many vocal volunteers and I was not "professionally trained" so I remained on keys.
I am now in a new area at a new church, and I wanted to get into music ministry but there weren't any opportunities so I took a local teaching job. Now more than ever, I feel like while teaching is a calling in my life, it will not be compatible with my life for much longer. I was praying and thinking about alternative careers, finding more ways to serve more, etc. Then, our church announced they were searching for a new worship leader. Several people in my family/friend circle have encouraged me to apply, I just feel kind of lost. I don't want to pass up the opportunity to apply, but I am worried it will be pointless because I have no experience with ProPresenter, stage design, or knowing how to operate certain tech things like soundboards, plug-ins, etc.
I feel confident I could learn things like that on the job, but am not sure if they would be willing to train me.
Should I do the best I can, put my application out there and just see what happens? I just got onboarded to the worship team as a volunteer (since we have only been at this church 3 months and are now members).
If you were in my position and wanted to learn more about ProPresenter/tech things, what are some good and preferably free resources to do so? Also, the position is open to any age/demographic so it won't matter that I am a woman. I also think some important context is, when I was graduating from high school, I wanted to go in to Church Music. But my family kind of convinced me to go into education because it is more "stable". I wish I could go back and do more coursework related to Church music, and I am upset because now I feel lost more so than ever.
