24
Sep
Posted by adalante in Worship. No Comments
I was teaching a seminar on building youth worship teams at the Thriving Musician Summit in Sacramento, CA last week and the topic of using worship tracks came up.
Many in the seminar were struggling to find musicians who could play instruments well enough to help out with worship. According to a recent survey by CCLI, this is the biggest challenge facing worship leaders.
Only a couple of people in the seminar were utilizing worship tracks either by themselves or with accompanying vocals or live instruments. This seems like a decent option of you have no players. Are any of you using tracks to carry or enhance your worship services? If so, how is it working?
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24
Sep
Posted by adalante in Worship. No Comments
I was teaching a seminar on building youth worship teams at the Thriving Musician Summit in Sacramento, CA last week and the topic of using worship tracks came up.
Many in the seminar were struggling to find musicians who could play instruments well enough to help out with worship. According to a recent survey by CCLI, this is the biggest challenge facing worship leaders.
Only a couple of people in the seminar were utilizing worship tracks either by themselves or with accompanying vocals or live instruments. This seems like a decent option of you have no players. Are any of you using tracks to carry or enhance your worship services? If so, how is it working?
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22
Sep
Posted by adalante in Worship. No Comments
While attending the Thriving Musician Summit at Bayside Church last weekend, I was surprised to see the Bayside worship team going amp-less using POD X3 Live guitar processors.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PODX3live/
I'm not a big fan of "all in one" guitar processors, but I have to admit the guitars sounded pretty good. I've tried using the Line 6 POD Pro at my church with my Fender Tele and I've never been able to get a good overdrive sound from it.
Lincoln Brewster, who is the worship pastor at Bayside, says that they don't use the stock patches. So that could explain the great sounds.
Anyone else using one of these? If not, what are you using and how do you keep the volume under control?
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22
Sep
Posted by adalante in Worship. No Comments
While attending the Thriving Musician Summit at Bayside Church last weekend, I was surprised to see the Bayside worship team going amp-less using POD X3 Live guitar processors.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PODX3live/
I'm not a big fan of "all in one" guitar processors, but I have to admit the guitars sounded pretty good. I've tried using the Line 6 POD Pro at my church with my Fender Tele and I've never been able to get a good overdrive sound from it.
Lincoln Brewster, who is the worship pastor at Bayside, says that they don't use the stock patches. So that could explain the great sounds.
Anyone else using one of these? If not, what are you using and how do you keep the volume under control?
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