Choir tech
Zoom choir
In this section, you'll find helpful tips for running choir sessions on Zoom, whether because of the pandemic or for extra rehearsals and sectionals.
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How to use Zoom for online choir hangouts
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How and why to get participants logged into Zoom
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How to pre-assign people to breakout rooms in Zoom
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How to use Zoom's in-meeting settings for your choir hangouts
Digital audio workstations
A DAW is a software platform that allows you to turn your computer into a recording studio. We recommend Reaper because it's cheap and open source. We also use Garageband because it's available free with Apple devices. There are many to choose from, some extremely expensive, but you don't need spend a lot of money to get great results.
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Creating rehearsal tracks for your choir using Reaper - Part 1
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Creating rehearsal tracks for your choir using Reaper - Part 2
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Creating rehearsal tracks for your choir using Reaper - Part 3
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Creating rehearsal tracks for your choir using Reaper - Part 4
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How to make a woman's voice sound like a man's in Reaper
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How to make a woman's voice sound like a man's in Garageband
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How to add voice effects in Reaper
Choir website clinic
Most choirs have some sort of website to advertise to potential members and audiences. In this section, TCR members get help from Victoria to improve their choir websites.
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Choir website clinic: Helensburg Dorian Choir
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Choir website clinic: Spirituals & Folk
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Choir website clinic: WOSOBI
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Choir website clinic: Sing Out Loud
Misc
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How to legally upload your own arrangements
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How Victoria makes tutorial videos