How to Record Sermons Digitally
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Even if your church doesn't have a website or will never start using Twitter or Facebook, I'm sure your church records sermons. With tape players obsolete and CD players common, it would be good to make the switch to recording your service digitally if you haven't yet. Not only will this be more compatible with your church listeners, but will allow you to easily podcast your sermon. By popular request, I'm going to provide some basic instructions on how to record your sermon so you can podcast it.
Depending on the expertise of your sound booth operators there are several options to record your church service digitally:
Of course with either option, test it fully beforehand to make sure that the levels are consistent and a good volume. Once you have the audio file you can edit it in Audacity or Lame to trim the beginning and end, adjust levels and then encode it for uploading to the web.
There are several items to remember when recording a service:
If you combine this with the article on podcasting, you will have everything you need to create a podcast. Does your church use another way of recording sermons?
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