Im about to start recording my own podcast and was wondering what program(s) you use for recording audio. I plan to broadcast with a cohost via skype. Is there any free or cheap equipment you would recommend? - MinistryQuestions.com | Ministry questions, answers, advice, and input from other ministry workers

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Im about to start recording my own podcast and was wondering what program(s) you use for recording audio. I plan to broadcast with a cohost via skype. Is there any free or cheap equipment you would recommend?

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0 Votes We use Garageband on an iMac to record our sunday services as a podcast, it easily lets us add artwork and mix it to an m4a file and post on our website. If you don't have a mac, Audacity is a free and rather powerful audio editing/recording program. One way of recording the audio is to run a line from your computer's headphone jack (cohost's voice), into a small mixer board, where you can mix it with your own mic (using a regular mic) and then back into your computer's microphone port as the line in. Then you can also use a pair of headphones off of the sound board to listen to your cohost. There's plenty of other options, and not enough space here. Send me an email if you want to talk more about it. (see below) Source(s): Brian@grandvalleycommunitychurch.ca by BtheYou... 10 months ago by BtheYouthGuy 10 months ago

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We use Garageband on an iMac to record our sunday services as a podcast, it easily lets us add artwork and mix it to an m4a file and post on our website.

If you don't have a mac, Audacity is a free and rather powerful audio editing/recording program.
One way of recording the audio is to run a line from your computer's headphone jack (cohost's voice), into a small mixer board, where you can mix it with your own mic (using a regular mic) and then back into your computer's microphone port as the line in. Then you can also use a pair of headphones off of the sound board to listen to your cohost.

There's plenty of other options, and not enough space here. Send me an email if you want to talk more about it. (see below)

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Brian@grandvalleycommunitychurch.ca

BtheYou...

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