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10 Aug 03 - 09:25 AM (#999638) Subject: recording church music From: Steve Benbows protege Hi guys I need some help. My aunt is lacking an organist and wanted to pay someone to come in to play and record it. Here is the question - what is the best way to record a church organ and how then could you put the recording on to c.d that could be used during services? Any ideas would be gratefully recieved. With regards. Pete. |
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10 Aug 03 - 12:26 PM (#999706) Subject: RE: recording church music From: Joe Offer Hi, Pete- Ten years ago, we had a priest who was too cheap to hire an organist, and he went out and spent $5,000 on a cassette-player organ that was controlled with a garage door opener remote control. It was awful. I think it's very difficult for people to sing with recorded music like that. He eventually hired a live pianist, but she doesn't like Catholics - I didn't like her, either (but she still has the job). But if ya gotta do it, ya gotta do it. It's very difficult to set up microphones properly for recording a pipe organ, especially if the pipes are in different locations. If you must, use condenser (powered) mikes and a mixer. If you have an electronic organ, it probably has a "line out" plug that will accommodate a CD or cassette recorder directly. Good luch. -Joe Offer- |