TL;DR: Digital Ministry News Recap 

This edition of the Digital Ministry Journal recaps news of interest to the digital ministry community. Today’s theme is audio. Church Tech Today shares how Adobe’s Enhance Speech can fix poor podcast audio. Founder University spotlights PodcastAI which automates many podcast production tasks. Churchfront shares insights on making every dollar count when upgrading your church sound system. Finally, Worship Facility shares the rationale and an approach for right-sizing soundchecks.

Podcast Audio Enhancer

Church Tech Today shares Why You Should Use Adobe Enhance Speech To Fix Your Terrible Podcast Audio (10-minute read/watch) providing an overview Adobe Enhance Speech features and limitations, as well as a sample enhanced podcast.

Podcast Automation

Founder University shares “Investment Spotlight: PodcastAI, Cohort 5” (3-minute read) providing a brief overview of PodcastAI features such as transcription, timestamps and translation and the product’s origin story. This product can provide significant productivity boost to ministries that create podcasts.

Insights: Upgrading Your Church Sound System

Churchfront shares “How to Upgrade Your Church PA” (26-minute watch) in which sound system designer Michael Curtis provides actionable insights on incorporating values, pain points, and wisdom in vetting integrators to help make every dollar count when upgrading your church sound system.

Soundcheck Advice

Worship Facility shares “How to Improve Your Church’s Audio Presentation in 30 Minutes” (10-minute read) which asserts that while advances like virtual soundcheck technology and in-ear monitoring reduce the need for soundchecks, they do not the eliminate the need and proposes a soundcheck right-sizing approach that balances achieving worship audio excellence with stewardship over volunteers’ time.

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