Setting up a KLANG system with a DiGiCo Quantum 338 provides advanced audio routing and processing for immersive in-ear monitor mixes, tailored for live worship and church productions. From efficient channel routing to precise cue monitoring, this setup streamlines complex workflows for production directors and worship leaders.

Using the DiGiCo Quantum 338, channels can be routed seamlessly to the KLANG vocal processor through Dante or MADI connections. The channel list feature simplifies bulk routing, allowing you to map multiple inputs, such as vocals or instruments, for processing in seconds. This flexibility ensures musicians receive tailored mixes, whether they need detailed stem-level monitoring or simplified left/right outputs.

Processed audio can be returned to the desk or directly to stage racks via Dante connections. With the copy audio router, outputs can be patched easily for analog stage feeds or further digital processing. This versatility is essential for churches managing both live worship and streamed services, ensuring clear audio for every environment.

Dedicated engineer cue functionality allows for real-time monitoring of individual musician mixes. By routing cue audio to the desk and assigning it to unused channel strips, production teams can listen and adjust in-ear mixes on the fly. This feature is invaluable for maintaining high-quality monitoring during dynamic live performances or worship sets.

With these capabilities, a KLANG and DiGiCo integration enhances the overall worship experience, providing clarity and customization for musicians and seamless control for technical teams.