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Originally Posted by Digging4Truth
We are working toward recording the services soon.
It is a small setup with one of those old rectangular 6 or 8 channel boxes that looks more like an old bass amplifier than a mixing board.
So... the mics feed into the box and the sound feeds from there into some nice big speakers.
So... I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on what type of recording device is best to use for recording services.
I once tried a digital recorder but when the preachers got loud it distorted to no end.
Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated.
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Actually there is this little device (could fit in a shirt pocket) that will plug directly into your sound board. I think think of the name of this device, but it has awesome recording capabilities.
The file actual records to an SD card and then you can upload into your computer. This eliminates the need for a laptop or PC in the sound booth (most churches seem to have limited space).
This device sells for only about $400 and comes with an cool editing software so that you can easily clip out dead spots, blunders, sirens, etc.
If you are interested pm me and I will call the guy who I know uses this thingy.
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