How To Use An SPD-SX In Worship
Adding an SPD-SX to your drum setup can bring a whole new dynamic to your playing. As drummers, we’re always looking at how to better use the tools at our disposal. And the SPD-SX is another one of those tools that can be a game-changer. Today we’re going to walk you through exactly how to use and SPD-SX drum machine in worship.
Whether you’re wanting to play sounds like claps and booms, or you’re wanting to trigger loops, the possibilities are endless. And with more and more worship music incorporating percussion samples and loops, it’s time to step up our game.
In this 2 part video series, Daniel Jones (drummer – For King And Country, Brooke Ligertwood) is going to walk you through step by step on how to incorporate the SPD-SX into your worship set.
Whether you’ve never used an SPD-SX before, or you’re an SPD-SX pro, you’re going to get tons of great content from this series.
In Part 1 Daniel Covers:
- Setting up the SPD-SX and uploading samples so you can fast forward through the technical learning curve, which means you’ll skip to playing and having fun faster.
- Different sound options available so you’ll know exactly how to find what you want in a breeze. Which means you’ll bring your set to life with the perfects sounds.
- How to incorporate samples into your set, where they should go, and how to get the most out of them.
- Triggering tracks and click, so you can skip the complicated software and trigger tracks with one tap.
- And tons more!
Watch now below!
Click the link above for Part 2 where we’ll show you…
- Demonstrations of how popular worship songs are using the SPD-SX, so you can be inspired and know exactly how you want to start using it in your sets.
- Examples of things to try with samples.
- Using the SPD-SX in upbeat “track-heavy” songs as well as slower “worshipful” songs.
Part 2 is where we put everything you just learned into practice, so miss this video!
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