Updated October 2026
A church recording has to serve two jobs: a clear sermon for the congregation online, and an archive that holds up in years to come. Record the speaker close, keep the original, and clean a copy for sharing.
A lav or a close mic at the lectern gives a clear voice. The room mic gives the congregation sound, and works as a second track.
Store the original recording unaltered. Clean copies are for sharing; the original is the record.
Clean the speech gently, and keep the speaker natural. Set the loudness for the platform you share to, and check the true peak. The loudness guide lists the targets.
Choir and band recordings are loud and wide. Check them for clipping, and use music rights rules where they apply.
Tunedzy cleans a copy of the sermon for sharing and sets its loudness. Keep the original as the archive.
Keep the original unaltered. Clean a copy for sharing.
Check for clipping, lower the input, and set the level in a second pass.
Check the rights for any music you share.
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