The bands I work with probably get tired of hearing me say it – but I’m not sure it can be said enough: “Less is more.” Having the musicians/singers be picky about when they play/sing does a lot for the dynamics of a song. But it also does something on a spiritual level. It allows [...]
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The Golden Rule for Worship Bands
Posted in Bass, Drums, Electric Guitar, Guitar, Keyboard, worship, Worship Band, tagged dynamics, greg atkinson, Worship Band on February 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Worship Band Tune Up, part 1
Posted in Bass, Drums, Worship Band, tagged Bass, Drums, how to, rhythm section, Worship Band on May 17, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Technologies for Worship Magazine had a great little tip from John Chevalier on how to build a Worship Band. I’m going to break apart his points and riff on each of them. 1. The bass should always play in sinc with the beat of the kick drum. This is key, as about 60% of your [...]
Drum Microphones 101
Posted in Audio, Drums, tagged Drums, microphones, worship on May 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
From Technologies for Worship Magazine… Start with the kick drum. Generally, the kick will produce less volume than the other drums, and the dynamics of contemporary Christian music rely on a strong kick drum sound. Improving or amplifying the kick drum will produce the most immediate impact on the overall drum set sound for the [...]
