Music

Virtual Choir Series

This first webinar in the series will give you an intro into the basics of creating a virtual choir including: what hardware and software you will need, what platforms are available, what your choir members will need to do, and basic audio mixing technique. Look below for more detailed webinars on preparing your choir, mixing sound and editing video with various software.

About the Webinar

In Summer 2020, every choir was seeking ways to sing safely and bring a vibant, moving musical experience to their online congregations. PRC put together an extensive series to equip and musicians and church staff of varying resources and skill levels to create a virutal choir. While this is excellent work, we also recognize these software platforms update regularly and while the basic principles are sound, the details will change.

Resources from this webinar:
Virtual choir Q and A
Virtual Choir Software and Tutorials

Please see below for the full series.

About the Presenter

Rev. Jim Keat is the Digital Minister at The Riverside Church in New York City and and the Director of Online Learning for Convergence, a diverse collective of faith-based leaders, learners, artists, activists, learners, communities, and congregations. He is also a Digital Consultant to various progressive faith agencies and organizations. Jim is a divergent thinker, an ideation specialist, and an aspiring minimalist. He co-founded Free and Simple with his wife Chelsea, a platform to share their Airstream travels and thoughts on minimalism and simplicity. You can follow their adventure at FreeAndSimple.Life and you can find out more about Jim on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook at @IdeasDoneDaily or visit www.JimKeat.com.

Virtual Choir 101 was originally recorded in Summer 2020

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