Sunday Nov 1 – 7:00 pm online
Take a deep breath. Breath in the music from a place of love. That’s where these peace musicians are comin’ from.
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Below is the technical stuff you need. (Thanks Walter Schmidt) To join the Zoom Meeting follow this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86770299990?pwd=TGYvNVJUMmEyRDZTY0hIc3BhQXNSQT09 This link will be good for all 6 open mics so you can save this message and use it for future sessions.
To get the best sound quality from Zoom Below is information regarding how to set up your audio to sound your best. (You do this once you’ve logged on to the meeting.) It looks intimidating but it’s really very doable. Zoom is designed to pick up voices and suppress background noise, but it can be used for music with the right settings. If you don’t make these setting changes, Zoom will interpret your instrument as background noise and try to suppress it, resulting in terrible sound that fades in and out as your voice and instrument battle for the mic. This is how to change the Zoom settings to make the sound better (do these steps once you’ve logged onto the meeting):
1. On the Zoom meeting page, click the arrow next to the microphone icon, then click “Audio Settings”.
2. On the first page, make sure “Automatically adjust microphone volume” is off/unchecked.
3. Click on “Advanced “.
4. On the second page, make sure “Enable in-meeting option for original sound” is checked.
5. Select “Disable” for “Suppress Persistent Background Noise”
6. Select “Disable” for “Suppress Intermittent Background Noise.”
7. Close “Audio Settings” window.
Back at the meeting screen, in the top left corner (on computer), you will see a box that says “Turn original sound on” or “Turn original sound off”. Original sound is a toggle switch, either on or off. If it is on, the box will say “Turn original sound off”. Conversely, if it is off the box will say “Turn original sound on”. You want original sound on, so your box should say “Turn original sound off”.
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