I also became a guy who "solve problems" at a church that I volunteer as the media/AV/computer/tech guy. If the audio sounds weird in our live production or if

I also became a guy who "solve problems" at a church that I volunteer as the media/AV/computer/tech guy. If the audio sounds weird in our live production or if the wedge speaker sounds too quiet or if the youtube stream looked too dark, I'm not going to say that we need to increase gain level on mic, change EQ to prevent feedback, change ISO setting on camera, etc. Instead, I'd tell them that I'd make some changes in the sound mixer and also adjust some settings in camera to fix those issues. I just tell them just enough for the audience/client/people to understand, without having to burden them with unnecessary detail.