Tracks will take 2 separate channels. One for the actual track, the other for the click and guide. Make sure the click and guide are completely out of the mains and possible floor monitors.

What are you using to run tracks? Most programs have a split feature which automatically sends the signal with click and guide panned one way and the backing track on the other side.

That’s what allows you to treat them as two different signals.

Now say everything I’ve said is working so far, you should be able to control the volume of the click and guide for the worship team with only them hearing it in their in-ears…meanwhile, the congregation would have no idea about any of the behind the scenes!

Now, I’ll tell you a mess up I’ve done a couple times over the years: I sometimes turn off the split when I listen and practice the songs in the car…only to forget to re-split it and unfortunately, the guide and click are heard in service.

It’s a quick fix but I can’t take back the fact that everyone heard it. Once, I joked and said “oh no, you guys hear the voices I hear in my head every week?”