There's been a lot of talk this year about virtual choirs.

For those who have the technical skills and the time (read: hours) to commit to it, virtual choir videos can be a fun and meaningful project to work on with your choir.

But for everyone else—the directors without Logic Pro X and Final Cut and hours and hours to devote to editing—is there a simpler way?

Is there a way to keep your choir singing together during this time without having to spend a lot of time and money producing fancy virtual choir videos?

The short answer: yes.