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Today we have someone I have been so lucky to share the stage with. He’s one of the most humble and creative musicians in the business, he plays keys for Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes, serves at The Belonging Co. and is a fantastic writer and producer. So without further ado, please enjoy this conversation …
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Today, we’re sitting down for a conversation with Matt Stanfield – an accomplished keyboardist and producer who has worked with names such as Corey Asbury, Michael W. Smith, Jenn Johnson, Mack Brock, Kasey Musgraves, Kelly Clarkson, and Keith Urban, just to name a few. Matt has lived and worked in Nashville for the past 20 …
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We’re super excited to announce that the Worship Online iPhone/iPad app is live and available for download! Check out the video below! It may be hard to believe, but we started meeting with designers and developers over a year ago! It’s been a long road developing, testing, tweaking, extending our budget, and then tweaking some …
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Practicing your instrument and learning new songs is one of the core responsibilities of a musician. As musicians and worshippers, we’re always trying to grow and develop our craft to not only play more skillfully, but to also be a better servant by excelling in the roles and tasks we’ve been assigned. But … dedicating …
Church music is a unique environment for musicians. We are constantly required to play with various combinations of band members and worship leaders and cover other band’s songs. With this comes the challenge of playing in different keys. This typically happens when taking a song originally sung by a male worship leader and changing it …
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With all the blogs and free video series Worship Online puts out, finding where to start can be a bit overwhelming. Luckily for you, we dove into the data and narrowed it down to our 15 most popular posts! Whether you play drums, guitar, keys, bass or sing, we have curated amazing content with your …
The church’s understanding of “worldly influence” has always been a controversial and interesting topic. Christians tend to err on the side of separating themselves from the “secular world” as much as possible than to let it influence us in any way. To me, extremes are rarely a good thing. To completely isolate ourselves is to …
5 Secular Songs You Should Hear: And How They Can Inspire Your Playing Read More »
The use of technology has dramatically helped improve the way we run worship sets. From the use of digital instruments, increasing production quality and streamlining information, technology has given us amazing new ways to express our worship. Unfortunately, we all know that this tech can be a double edged sword, especially when we least expect …
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Have you ever wondered what other churches are playing each Sunday? Well you’re in luck! Below we have put together a list of the 20 most popular songs of 2018! Chosen by YOU, our loyal subscribers, based on how many times they have been played and rehearsed on Worship Online! Check out what songs your church has …
In Part 1, Max Corwin hit some really helpful tips for a good in ear mix, as well as his personal approach for guitars. For this blog, I want to give a contrasting approach to how I tend to set my mixes for guitar as well as some tips for mixes if you are not …
