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I noticed that our organ has a host of audio out jacks. We've been broadcasting Sacrament Meeting via Zoom and just using the podium microphone. I'd like to plug the Organ into one of our audio inputs on our Laptop for better sound quality. Can anyone point me in the right direction for instructions...

We tried something a bit different with the sound this past Sunday. As mentioned earlier in this thread, we purchased the following item to attempt to solve our "how do we broadcast audio" problem: Sescom LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N 3.5mm Line to Microphone Attenuation Cable for HDSLR Cameras Here's th...

Since the REC OUT jack is mono, would a mono to stereo adapter be needed for either of the above solutions?

From the perspective of... "How do I get audio from the Chapel audio system (the REC OUT jack underneath the Sacrament table) into my computer?" I had another thought. I was wondering if line in to USB devices existed. And I found several. This one on Amazon for example: DIGITNOW USB Audio...

russellhltn wrote:That is correct.

Thanks for your response that makes sense.

The reason I used a cable is early testing showed the sound using just the built-in mic was very poor. Since then, I've determined it was caused by the voice of the person at the podium mixing with the sound from the sound system. Direct and amplified. The human ear can filter it out. A microphone ...

I'm missing something. The webcast from the cell phone does both. The problem I experienced is that I parked my tripod in a bad spot for sound and ended up using a custom cable to connect my cell phone to the sound system. The only reason I figured it out is during the meeting I caught my brain swi...

Today we had a broadcast and we used the Takstar shotgun microphone. For the most part, the feedback I received was that the sound was fine on the receiving end. We taped the microphone to the microphone on the pulpit. We're using Zoom Webinar to broadcast the service. One thing that I think is goin...

drepouille wrote:I think my next test will be to tape the Lavalier Lapel Microphone to the microphone arm on the pulpit. Then I just need to connect the output from the base station to the mic input of my laptop. Is that possible?

This is what my Bishop's friend is doing in their Ward.

I'm sure it would work fine.

All, Yesterday, I received the attenuator I purchased. I packed up all my gear and when to the church for a test session. I was hopeful. I had my wife and son watching a zoom meeting from home. I ran the REC OUT to a mono --> stereo adapter --> attenuation cable --> capture card. The feedback I rece...