As a worship piano and keys player, there are moments when you just don't have time to prepare.
- A song gets added at the last minute.
- The worship leader extends a moment unexpectedly.
- Someone asks you to play during communion, prayer ministry, or a baby dedication.
That's exactly why every worship keys player should have a "Ready For Anything" patch.
In this guide, we'll break down how to build a versatile worship keyboard patch in the Sunday Keys App. You'll learn all the sounds that make it work, and how you can create a single patch capable of handling virtually any moment during a church service.
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Importing a Shared Setlist:
Importing a Shared Set is easy! With Sunday Keys installed on your iPad or Mac you can click on the Shared Setlist link to launch and import the Setlist. You can also import a Shared Setlist by opening the Setlist Browser by tapping the ">" arrow next to the Set's name, tapping "Import Setlist", entering the link in the field, then tapping "Load Setlist".
After importing or clicking a Shared Setlist link, you'll be asked to name the Set. Enter the desired name and make your selection to "Save and Load Setlist" or "Save Setlist to Library".
Great video, David! Would you consider doing one of these for underscore situations? Maybe how you address sounds that would be appropriate for Call to Worship, Scripture reading, Prayer, End of Sermon, Announcements, Benediction, etc?
Thanks!
David, at many points in this video, you tweak the Dry and Wet settings of a sound. As a musician rather than a sound engineer, I would really appreciate a tutorial video on what “Dry and Wet” is all about. I’ve had my guesses, of course, but I’d rather hear it straight. Ta!