[button link=”http://agapeamps.com/” size=”large” window=”yes”]Buy an Agape amp[/button] Agape Amps is located in Florida, and they are building some extremely high-quality hand-built amps. Every single component is hand selected, and they simply do not disappoint. For review is the Tribute 18 watt head, finished in a beautiful white. The first thing you’ll notice is the styling.…
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One of my favorites from the Passion Take It All album. This one is in the key of A on the album, and I play/teach it using key of G chords with a capo on the 2nd fret. I love how the song incorporates the ‘I Surrender All’ hymn at the end.
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Nick demos the Electro Harmonix Soul Food. It’s a transparent boost/overdrive based on the Klon Centaur. We dig it.
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Bradford Mitchell shows us how to use two different delays (stacked) and some very easy lead lines to create some nice ambient lead parts. This type of thing works very well in spiritual direction types of moments (during prayer or intimate speaking parts), or in transitional moments. How to play the lead parts There are…
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The Boss Metal Zone – demonstrated by Rick Squier
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A fresh take on the hymn ‘Amazing Grace’. This song is just powerful. Hillsong’s version features a female lead, and it’s in the key of G. I’ve taught and played the song using key of G chords but with a capo on the 4th fret, which works for a male lead.
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In this lesson, Bradford teaches you an easy way to play cool lead parts using the A major scale and dotted 8th note delay. This trick can be applied in any key (using the major scale) to most modern worship songs – especially the upbeat more synth driven songs. If you haven’t learned the major…
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Probably the most popular contemporary worship song of all time, and really easy to play and sing.
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Definitely a favorite from Hillsong’s No Other Name album – this song is a great anthem and fun to sing. Hillsong does this in C on the album, which is too high for my voice. I prefer to use key of G chords and play with a capo on the 4th fret (open key is B), and that’s how I’ve played and taught the song.
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Iconic song from the All Of The Above Hillsong album. This one is led by Brooke Fraser on the album in the key of D, but you can play it in G for a male lead.
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Our version of this song is almost identical to the Tomlin version – we just shortened the intro a bit.
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[button link=”http://www.worshiptutorials.com/basics-of-guitar/”]View all the guitar lessons[/button] Down strums can be extremely boring, or they can really add some nice flavor to your playing. You can be very rhythmic with down strums. In this lesson, Brian goes over some basic down strumming patterns as well as how to be dynamic with down strums. Basic Patterns Typically,…
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