Posts Tagged ‘Worship Keys’

Keyboards in Worship: Out of Your Element

Recently, I played at my church in a different service than I usually do. They have a different style than the one I am used to fitting into. And to top it off, they were playing a difficult song with an orchestra – something I’ve not done before as a keys player. Yikes! For me, [...]

Keyboards in Worship: What Do I Play?

This was the biggest question I had when I started playing, and I still ask this question. What in the world to I play?! I mean, I could play pads on everything, but that’d be boring! And I can’t play cool lead synth lines on everything. Somehow that’s not going to work for the response [...]

Keyboards in Worship: Virtual Instruments

Ok, here’s the deal. Lugging around keyboards stinks. It’s almost as bad as the drums. Stands for everything, and good keyboards with good weighted keys are heavy. Solution? Virtual instruments. Basically anything that can replicate a keyboarded instrument inside a computer. Anything from modeling analogue synthesizers to samplers with sound from vintage organs and electric [...]

Keyboard in Worship: My Setup

I’ve been looking around the internet for good references and/or blogs on keyboards in a modern worship music setting. I haven’t found much as of yet, so I wanted to share whatever knowledge I have on this blog. This will be ongoing as I learn and experiment. So I hope some of you find this [...]

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Posts Tagged ‘Worship Keys’

Keyboards in Worship: Out of Your Element

Keyboards in Worship: What Do I Play?

Keyboards in Worship: Virtual Instruments

Keyboard in Worship: My Setup

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