BootRap

From BootstrapWiki

• Boot Rap web page
• Bootstrap Partners: Hearthis (Brian Massey) and Sound Quality (Z Blair and Jeff Blair) for recording and editing.

Contents 1 Related Initiatives 2 Description 3 Getting your SubGroup's Talk Recorded, Edited and on the Boot Rap 4 Self Service Recording 5 High Qualty Recording

Related Initiatives

• Book Club
• Bootstrap Speakers
• Boot File Share

Description

The Boot Rap is produced by Hearthis, a bootstrap member companny. Contact Brain Massey to learn more about Hearthis.

Getting your SubGroup's Talk Recorded, Edited and on the Boot Rap

To get your event recorded and edited for the Boot Rap, you have two options:

1. Self Service Recording
2. High Quality Recording

Self Service Recording

Get or borrow an mp3 recorder (iRiver T30 is a good one. It's small and well-priced). Ask Bijoy, Brian and Jon Lebkowsky about how these work. The recorders produce a good-quality mp3 file. Once you have the recording, send it using Boot File Share - Jeff's id is "soundpro" or Yousendit to Jeffrey Blair for editing and email Brian with a short description.

High Qualty Recording

Email Z Blair with the following information about your event:

1. The Date and time of the event. We need as much lead time as possible on the date. For time, there must be adequate set up time meaning 1/2 to 1 full hour in most cases.
2. What type of venue the recording will take place in
3. Whether or not permission has been secured at the venue for us to bring in recording eqpt. Sometimes we have been asked to sign a waiver of liability in case someone trips on a cord, etc.
4. There must be at least one electrical outlet - grounded near where the meeting will take place
5. How many speakers there will be and if they will be seated or standing. If the space is inside of a room, how many people you are expecting so we have the right amplification