Worship Band Workshop - Timing

Worship Band Workshop - Timing | Paul Baloche

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5 жыл бұрын

Paul and his team talk about 'mastering the fundamentals' - the skills that musicians and singers have to cultivate and practice to play with confidence, in order to effectively lead your community in worship. Carl Albrecht shares tips on how to improve your timing and play with confidence. Jared Anderson shares his approach to practicing and improving. Ben Gowell shows guitarists how to practice effectively.
2 Chronicles 25:7 "All the musicians were trained and skilled in music for The Lord"
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Paul Baloche has written hundreds of worship songs that are sung by thousands of churches each week. “Open the Eyes of My Heart”, “Above All”, “Hosanna”, “Your Name”, and many others have become congregational favorites throughout the world.
A three-time Dove Award winning songwriter, Paul travels the globe teaching and leading others in worship. Through Leadworship.com, he developed a series of Master Classes designed to equip and train leaders and worship teams world-wide.
“Since 1997, the mission of Leadworship.com has been to ‘help others worship’ by serving, equipping and training local church worship teams - transforming their communities through worship, prayer and musicianship.”
- Paul Baloche

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@leocubiasmusiclifestyle7460 4 жыл бұрын

If you are one of the six people who dislike this video get a metronome and go practice 😊

@dacoelec 4 жыл бұрын

Man, this guy is awesome! This should be watched by every band member in the world!

@jemsar2 Жыл бұрын

It should be a musician standard.

@Ccfergusfalls 21 күн бұрын

The verse in the description text should be 1 Chronicles 25:7 for "All the musicians were trained and skilled in music for The Lord". Great stuff!

@carlalbrecht 3 жыл бұрын

Great times with these awesome friends worshipping God, sharing with worship teams, encouraging the church. Glory to God! Blessings all. Carl.

@collinchingota7717 Жыл бұрын

thanks for your tips man

@hopecanada252 4 жыл бұрын

What a blessing you are Paul, we listened to the CD you did on worship in 2003-04 , and now again,so nice

@davidwilcox9944 4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely loved this video!!! This was ordained by God for me to see this. Carl, I’m a drummer myself. This was spot on. I do practice with a metronome, and love it. Paul, I loved what you said about getting in the word. Grow in God first, then grow as a musician.

@mariadyck8137 4 жыл бұрын

Thank u so much i love it God bless you I m a worship leader in bolivia I love your songs we sing them in our church and also translate them

@joethebar1 2 жыл бұрын

I played a gig at the Olympics (I’m a bassist)with my drummer brother ( rock solid drummer).We were on a huge outdoor stage, and I was far away from him out front. We started the first song and I realized I had no drums in the monitor; I couldn’t hear him at all ( he’s not a loud player). My clock internally is solid as a rock, so I just played. After the gig, I told my brother that I couldn’t hear him on the first song; he said in his monitor, that I was perfectly in time with him.

@robzvlogs1987 4 жыл бұрын

This is amazing, thank you guys God bless You all! This is so much help

@DavidFohe Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this. Still a great resource for teams today. God bless you Paul.

@rafaealaestrella3493 2 жыл бұрын

Watching from Philippines, God Bless your team! ❤️🙏

@kwamedanso38 4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the lesson...

@MAJESTYSHOUSEOFMUSIC 4 жыл бұрын

Very helpful content here

@Charles.Wright 4 жыл бұрын

Most metronome and click track apps let you program in a set list, so you can easily switch from one song (tempo/meter) to the next. Some even allow for foot pedals to control on/off, previous song, next song, etc. so you can run it hands free.

@migrantfamily 4 жыл бұрын

5mins in about the drum machine being off time reminds me of a a story that circulates about Swedish legendary studio drummer Per Lindvall, who went in to cut a drum track against a machine, and they didn't sync. He was adamant that he was on tempo and the machine was off. Turns out he was right; the drum machine was voltage controlled, and the building had slightly unsteady mains.

@rogerjones6033 4 жыл бұрын

We don't have a full band per se, and I play drums and lead sing over almost all the CCLI songs we play from the computer. Don't laugh...it works and we've been doing it for years this way. Sometimes the songs will speed up, just enough for me to notice, especially "All Things are Possible" and "Lord You are Good" and I feel I have to rush to catch up to it, but the rest of the singers don't even notice. My worship leader wife will say later I was off a little and I tell her that some of the songs sped up again while we were playing. Is that a voltage mains thing too or is it a windows media player / youtube issue? We are in an old 1980's industrial building with fluorescent light fixtures.

@migrantfamily 4 жыл бұрын

Roger Jones computers have extremely exact clocks, and if one computer should fall out of sync with the one providing streamed content it just wouldn’t work. Also, I imagine you’re using a laptop or similar, which will have a battery to further balance out any imperfections in the electricity. Fluorescent lights might cause a nasty hum, but not the effects you describe. The cause must lie elsewhere.

@rogerjones6033 4 жыл бұрын

@@migrantfamily Thanks, actually we are using an HP tower running Windows 8 and the newest version of Windows Media Player. We also have an issue of what sounds like "phasing" of volume (like a wave) and that's why I brought up the fluorescent light fixture issue and possible "brown outs" (voltage glitches)