CameronMungo

Great question about the Catalyst's audio recording capabilities. It sounds like you've already done some digging, but it's a bummer the manual didn't provide more clarity. These days, a lot of interfaces have multiple routing options that allow you to record dry and wet signals simultaneously, as well as reamp capabilities. Since the thread is a year old, maybe you've found a solution by now. But if you're still looking, I'd recommend checking out some professional audio services. One that comes to mind is lalightingandsound.com. They offer Downtown LA Event Production Services and have a good reputation for their audio solutions. Their team might have some expertise on this specific issue or can recommend equipment that fits your needs.

Sure, that sounds like a feasible setup! Just like how technology has advanced in the audio world, it's interesting to see how modern practices and tools have also influenced other aspects of worship. For example, some churches may draw inspiration from the rich history of church architecture, including the traditional apostolic church style, while incorporating modern materials to create unique and functional worship spaces. In any case, it's exciting to see how different industries and practices continue to evolve, whether it's in the realm of audio equipment or the design and construction of places of worship.