Comments on: Recording Audio to Make CDs http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/ Tech Questions Answered by a Girl Geek Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:04:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Cali http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-50 Cali Sun, 20 May 2007 01:28:15 +0000 http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-50 @ Dave Minor, It's always a little tricky dealling with church copyright issues. There is a sense that church music should be public domain as soon as it is written, but composers have to feed themselves and copyright helps with that. It would probably be good to educate Christian song writers about Creative Commons so writers can choose weather they're working for money or to provide the church with new songs. @ Dave Minor, It’s always a little tricky dealling with church copyright issues. There is a sense that church music should be public domain as soon as it is written, but composers have to feed themselves and copyright helps with that. It would probably be good to educate Christian song writers about Creative Commons so writers can choose weather they’re working for money or to provide the church with new songs.

]]> By: Dave Minor http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-42 Dave Minor Wed, 16 May 2007 19:53:31 +0000 http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-42 It's been a while since I read the CCLI license, but I believe they allow for recording of the music for archival purposes, but not for distribution. Cali, I commend you for pointing out the copyright issues involved with this. So many people just look the other way when it comes to church/copyright issues. It’s been a while since I read the CCLI license, but I believe they allow for recording of the music for archival purposes, but not for distribution.

Cali, I commend you for pointing out the copyright issues involved with this. So many people just look the other way when it comes to church/copyright issues.

]]> By: david Tate http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-41 david Tate Wed, 16 May 2007 18:19:09 +0000 http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-41 I had not considered the copyright issues. Thank you for pointing those out. It actually make my job much easier, as I will only have to worry about recording the sermon now, and that will fit onto a CD just fine. So a direct to CD recorder will be a much simpler solution. I had considered the GarageBand solution, but did not know if the separate track exporting was possible. Thanks Cali I had not considered the copyright issues. Thank you for pointing those out.

It actually make my job much easier, as I will only have to worry about recording the sermon now, and that will fit onto a CD just fine. So a direct to CD recorder will be a much simpler solution.

I had considered the GarageBand solution, but did not know if the separate track exporting was possible.

Thanks Cali

]]> By: Shrop http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-40 Shrop Wed, 16 May 2007 17:40:49 +0000 http://www.dearcali.com/recording-audio-to-make-cds/#comment-40 Cali, Your advice is right on the money. I recommend libsyn.com for hosting the audio if you need inexpensive bandwidth and space. We use it at http://www.rockyriverchurch.com. We also record on a Marantz recorder that records to Compact Flash. We just connect the recorder to our Macs via USB to copy of the audio.. then edit with Audacity or GarageBand. Thanks! Cali,

Your advice is right on the money. I recommend libsyn.com for hosting the audio if you need inexpensive bandwidth and space. We use it at http://www.rockyriverchurch.com.

We also record on a Marantz recorder that records to Compact Flash. We just connect the recorder to our Macs via USB to copy of the audio.. then edit with Audacity or GarageBand.

Thanks!

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