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Anyone want to share their patches for some contemporary worship songs? Preferably with stock IRs
Thanks!
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Check out Leon Todds worship patch. He released it a couple of weeks ago. It's a great template to start with. I downloaded it and used it this past Sunday it's that good. It utilizes the AC20 with stock IR's. Leon dialed that amp sim in really well plus theres plenty of DSP left to run it stereo if you need toAnyone want to share their patches for some contemporary worship songs? Preferably with stock IRs
Thanks!
Please forgive my ignorance: what's the difference between the needs of a worship guitarist and a non-worship guitarist when it comes to presets ?
Check out Leon Todds worship patch. He released it a couple of weeks ago. It's a great template to start with. I downloaded it and used it this past Sunday it's that good. It utilizes the AC20 with stock IR's. Leon dialed that amp sim in really well plus theres plenty of DSP left to run it stereo if you need to
I agree with @Brosph80. As a lay worship pastor for about 27 years now, the "sound" of the worship guitarists has evolved along with contemporary worship music. I played in the Promise Keepers band in 1997. The style of music was very "rock" oriented. My observation is that very syncopated tunes have never really been popular in Christian music. Most congregations are not "musicians" so they have a difficult time singing along with a syncopated tunes as they are never sure when to come in when singing along with the worship team.Thanks for the explanation, @Brosph80
I actually listened to some of these mentioned. To my ears it's even more soulless than the music I've heard during my time a long time ago in church.
Whatever happened to so called spiritual music since the days of Bach, Pergolesi, Monteverdi, Messiaen ..?
I agree with @Brosph80. As a lay worship pastor for about 27 years now, the "sound" of the worship guitarists has evolved along with contemporary worship music. I played in the Promise Keepers band in 1997. The style of music was very "rock" oriented. My observation is that very syncopated tunes have never really been popular in Christian music. Most congregations are not "musicians" so they have a difficult time singing along with a syncopated tunes as they are never sure when to come in when singing along with the worship team.
The current "sound" is a clean guitar (a lot of Gretch, Teles, etc.) through an amp that is also pretty clean. My go-to bank has a Super Reverb, Bludojai, Vox AC30TB, 2 Plexis (50w and 100w), and for leads and power rock, Dweezil's Bman and the mighty Tucana. I can do an entire worship session (as much as 3 hours) with just that bank. There are some excellent worship bands as mentioned. Chris Tomlin, Hillsong, Promise Keeper band, and my favorite Tommy Walker. While these groups are not household names for the general culture, they are superb musicians and awesome musical servants for the Lord.
They had several bands. I did the CA stuff. I was living in CA at the time. Even some of the speakers varied from venue to venue. Coach McCarty was a constant though.So you played in the PK band! Wow that is cool to know.
Back then I was a babe in the worship music scene and I so looked up to all you guys!
Did you ever come through Chicago or Milwaukee at that time?
FF to last weekend, I was playing guitar for a Southern Wisconsin Worship Summit!
Join the Fractal Audio For Worship Guitarists page on Facebook. Lots of presets shared there.