Today we take a look at how to work together as a team to get those guitar sounds used in popular recordings by opening up a multi-track version of “No Longer Slaves” by Bethel and then going over some important settings to lock it all in. https://musicandministry.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/TechCast-006.mp3Podcast (techcast):[…]
Join us as we take a practical look at how to transition between songs with lots of audio examples to help you hear the difference.
We are not big fans of using Multi-tracks during a service but you can learn a lot about what parts are important to cover as you arrange for your team. Today we walk through the free preview of “Beautiful Name” by Hillsong to see what is working together and what can be left out. […]
One of the major journeys we take in the course of our lives in ministry is going from being carnal to being spiritual. To go from being selfish to selfless, not only in what we are doing but also in why we are doing them. While it’s important to go on the journey ourselves it’s also[…]
Today’s episode is filled with a lot of audio examples that will you through the common reasons you can’t hear the acoustic in the mix and what to do about it. It’s a lot easier than you might think and it has nothing to do with volume.
Can’t is a powerful word. It stops people, often before they even begin. It’s an idea that get’s passed around pretty freely, is rarely challenged, and too often sets the course of our lives. Personally, I have come to dislike the word or others similar to it (i.e. have to, impossible). It grates on me[…]
We received a letter from our virtual ‘mailbag’ that asked the question, “How do you get your keyboard player to stop overplaying?” As the answer is applicable to most any kind of instrument you’re going to want to make sure to join us today because this episode includes a lot of audio examples of why[…]
It’s really awkward when people say too much or too little in a worship service. In todays episode we cover a few of the reasons why you should even be talking in the first place and then, more importantly, we will give you a lot of tips on how to do it well. On a[…]