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Getting Audio to Your DAW for Live Broadcast || DAW Mixing Live Broadcast Setup

Getting multichannel audio to your DAW for your church's live broadcast is hard. Then you've got to get the mix to the streaming computer AND monitor your mix in real-time. I'll walk you through the options you have for both getting audio to your DAW for live broadcast, and how to get the mix to your camera or streaming computer, including Audio Over IP for Live Stream output. Disclaimer: I'm a nerd, but not an IT guy. Some of these options I've found can work, but I haven't found all the pitfalls and workarounds. If you're an IT guru, reach out in the comments or by email and let me know so we can test some of these things out for all the other Sound Ninjas out there. Update: We’ve discontinued our t-shirt store! Thanks for being a Sound Ninja! Connect with me on Social: Instagram:   / attawayaudio   Facebook:   / attawayaudio   This video is not sponsored by Strips Chicken in Kansas City, MO and Olathe, KS, but I'm a huge fan, and here's why: The owner and operator is an amazing person, and runs his business and team in a way that's first-class. He has his personal cell phone number on the receipt, so if you have a problem, he's the one that hears about it first-hand. He has exacting standards for his fried chicken fingers, donuts, and pork burgers, among everything else on his menu. ((Don't get me started on the house-made sauces... so delicious.)) He also raises money by asking patrons if they'd like to round up for foster kids, a program he started to buy vehicles for teens aging out of the foster care system. He puts his faith in action and takes care of those who can easily slip through the cracks and get lost. If you're ever in the KC area, and have a hankerin' for chicken fingers or a pork burger, you should swing by.