Housetop Media: Corning, NY

Great tutorial, Derrick! Thanks so much for posting this.
I'm curious - why not simply export the sermon out of Audacity as an mp3 file? I suppose iTune makes it easier to add name, artist, album data, but that seems like an extra step.

You are right, if you install an additional plugin for Audacity you can just export the MP3 there. I use iTunes for a couple of reasons. 1. The MP3 encoder for Audacity isn't (or at least wasn't) very easy to install. 2. The main reason is that iTunes is a great place for people to archive their sermons in an organized way. That way if they ever have server crash or change website companies they have a backup of all of their sermons already organized. This is just my preference, not the only right way to do it.

Thank you, Derrick. Great tutorial. Just the idea of working with audio files sounds daunting, but you have the gift of making the process simple enough to get people to try it. I cannot think of a higher compliment. God bless and keep going! Your brother
in Christ, David Dunaway