Guest Blog by James Wasem Live streaming is becoming less of a technical novelty and more a requirement for many churches–something that makes a lot of sense. Sure, online live streaming technology allows you to broadcast and distribute your message around the world,…
As a church, you’re already producing high-quality valuable content each week. Starting a church podcast is a great way to reach new members and serve your existing congregation. A podcast makes your church messages available to anyone with internet access…
Churches around the country are realizing they can use streaming video to connect with their communities in new ways and engage members when they can’t make it in-person. Still, even the most committed member is going to have a hard…
Audio quality may be more important than video quality when it comes to live streaming for your church. While most viewers don’t expect Hollywood-caliber post-production sound, there are simple ways your church can improve live streaming audio that your congregation…
Audio expert Trent Perkins discusses common church audio issues with Phil and Steve on the Church Solutions Podcast. Listen to the full podcast on iTunes here or play in a simple media player here
Equipment: While you could opt for high-end recording programs such as Pro Tools, there are several reputable free options out there. The first, Audacity, is an open-source editing and recording program that’s compatible with most operating systems and works well…