Lion And The Lamb - Bethel Music // Keyboard Song Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2017
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Luke Hendrickson, a touring member of the Bethel Music band, walks through the keyboard part for the song “Lion and the Lamb” from the album “Have It All.” "Have It All" was recorded live at Bethel Church in Redding, California. Enjoy this free sample class from WorshipU Online, the worship school from Bethel Music.
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Great talent and explanation! Manual arpeggios are amazing to watch. For some reason, I find them therapeutic.
This is a perfection!
What a beautiful soundscape arpeggio!
Oh my sweet Lord!
Excellent breakthrough!
Absolutely incredible sound!! The keys really carry this song!
Thank you so much for the tutorial! It's great to see it broken down so. I would love to see more keys tutorials for other Bethel albums.
Thanks so much. I just pulled up the song list for two weeks and and heard this. I was a bit intimidated by the first listening. Your tutorial just took the stress off.
Hendrickson family is unreal!
Just love this! ❤️
amazing, beautiful, thank u! 👏🏻
this idea of programing is gonna take my worship to a new level of its own
Amazing ♥️ Thank you so much.
Omg love your playing.
wow thhats technical and amazing
Really great job dude, that was inspiring
Whoa! Thanks Luke!
I am playing this but I will have to modify it slightly for my hands - I cannot go past an octave - but this is still very helpful! Thanks
This is excellent. Thanks.
Wow. So much simpler than I what I did! I ended up using a dulcimer, octave piano, and a synth sound all with varying arpeggiators programmed to sound very similar to this. Over all easier because I can just latch them after putting in the sequence, but it was a huge pain to setup. I don’t know why I didn’t watch this sooner
One of the best tutorial I have ever come across.. and honestly I'm quite jealous of you . For not having such talent to me 😁
fantastic vid thx for posting and great work A+
Is Amazing...!!
Oh C'mon booooy! Greetings from Buenos Aires!!!!
Thanks for teaching
wooooooooooooooooooow you just blow my mind
Awesome! I didn’t realise it’s this technical.. I thought it was an auto arpeggiator or some new synth stuff.
thank you so much! I need to learn this for my worship team and it was giving me trouble
I was wondering why this wasn't sounding exactly like the song, 'till I figured out that he played one octave down here.
How do you go about recreating the effects he uses on MainStage 3?
Mano... que fantástico !!! kkkkkkk Muito legal !!!
Thanks Nick Cage
Can someone please send some links for tutorials on using these pad functions, because I am only starting to get into it
Any chance you could break down the chorus a bit more. Thank you very much. I was writing this song off as far as playing for my church goes but this is helping me a lot.
Could you help me with how you do your sidechains ? Thank you :) much love
Anyone can please tell me what effect or instruments used for the song!? I know thay categories for each of them but not sure which one
what is the name of that digital effects?
i would like buy this patch.
How do you create that pulsing sound?
can we get the link to purchase original patch for MainStage?
Also I thought that during the verses there was a synth/pad in the background.
Whats the keyboard model you're using btw?? And what other accessories are attached??
At what volume do you put the delay?
Sounds great btw🔥🔥
Could I share these VSTs?
any video for beginners
Where can I get the MainStage patch?
Hola consulta a qué tiempo es el delay ( 500ms puede ser?)
Deu até uma tendinite de leve aqui hahaha
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Boa!
haha verdade essas musicas sugam muito quando vem alguma cançao assim asvezes faço base as vezes faço o dedilhado pra descançar um pouco
Nem me fale. Kkkk mão tremendo até agora
Já pensou se fosse pra fazer td isso sem o delay ? Kk
Eu queria aprender fazer esses efeitos no meu xps, confesso que ainda estou bem travado em relação a efeitos
Hi!
Thanks for the detailed tuto!
Do you use a CP-88 as keyboard?
What is the box & its model that you have to tweak layers?
Do you use to control the keyboard or is it the keyboard sending signals to it as a master keyboard, then to a computer in which the sounds are?
Reminds of something from waverace 64
How I get the patch?
Can any one tell me the delay settings ?
I am 13 and I play this song at church on piano but I don’t do what you do I do it in chords
ok
What's the setting for the delay?
What software are you using to dub your sounds what sounds are you using for your effects?
Pide hacerlo en mi Korg n364
wow..this is a wonderful tutorial.
I want to play with those sound filters and tones but my keyboard does not have that such a sound filter. What is the name of the one you are using?
He is using a Yamaha CP300 and a Korg NanoControl 2 combination to control a software instrument. Maybe MainStage, Reason, or Ableton Live.
I wish I knew how to use all of that technology. I don't have anything that can hook up my keyboard to my computer/Ableton. Even if I had all of the right things, I would never be able to configure everything correctly to be able to add delay and edit volumes. I wish I knew how to do all of that so I could make cool music like this.
CamColeParker Hey! If you have a MacBook, then check out MainStage. It's only $30 and there are tons of resources out there for it.
Check out these sites:
dpfaltsound.com
thatworshipsound.com
Also on Facebook, there are groups that are meant specifically for worship musicians and they can help you out a ton there! Look up MainStage Worship Sounds, Omnisphere Worship Sounds, and since you have Ableton there is also an Ableton Worship Sounds group. It's an amazing community that has a ton of knowledge about all of this stuff!
Hey this is my alternate account. Thanks for all the useful information! I'm just getting into producing my first song now. I'll get MainStage and see what I can do.
Very cool! Thanks for the tutorial. Also, you might want to edit the description to Lion and the Lamb from Be Enthroned lol
what piano is this?
Can I play that one in our ordinary keyboard?' Hehehe
1:31
When you say that you darken the sound, what exactly does that mean? I'm 14 and I'm trying to use a cheap version of Ableton and the sounds it comes with xD.
CamColeParker He uses a Low Pass Filter on the patches, it's basically a Hi Cut.
Yeah.. use the Auto Filter and map a control to the Filter Freq.. don't turn on the LFO though...
I wish I could see the sheet music. It’s too hard for me to memorize the notes at the speed you show, but I love this song.
Slow it down on youtube.
@@thespaceblade6905 Good idea!!!
Is "KORG NANOKONTROL2" connected with the piano or you buy this device appart? And do you use a computer and software to produce that song? @WorshipU @Luke Hendrickson
connected to the DAW which is on the computer. buy it separately.
Jeremy Jow thank u :)
Does anyone know what´s exactly the first sound, i guess is omnisphere , but omnisphere has tons of sound 😒, any suggestions, please . Alguien sabe que sonido de omnisphere o keyscape es el primer sonido ?
It's a dulcimer sound
Remus Dumitrascu Thanks 👍🏻
It’s a shame the rest of the song isn’t so esoteric; this sound is gooooorgeous!!
That fingering pattern is so so so difficult that I spent trying it from 6 pm to 2 am and never got it. It seems so easy but it isn’t.
How do you recreate this on a Korg Kronos?
You can't. They are using third party plugins and most likely Mainstage 3.
what program do you use to mix it?
ableton
May I know what keyboard model is this?
this is yamaha cp 33, and he is using nanokontrol for the faders
Leobert Jarina Thanks Leobert!
How would you go about remaking those sounds in Ableton?
i believe that he is using sounds of reason..
JR N yea but I don't use reason and I should have what I need to recreate those sounds
Translate to Spanish. Piano: grand piano de ableton live realease 90 + simple delay a 3 tiempo en L Y R feedback y dry/west a 50% + compressor 3 ratio y threshold -20.7 db
90 BPM.
what about the Dulcimer sound?
Where do you get the sounds from? Is there a tutorial for the keyboard setup?
he use sounds of reason..
some of the patches you can find at www.multitracks.com!
WorshipU A Link please? :)
But where is that keyboard controller/midi connected? I mean the software like garageband that controls all these? are they all VST’s? share please thanks!
@@onzkicg I think Ableton Live to host the vsti and Reason for sound design not completely sure
what is he using for the DAW?
avatar098 Ableton I believe.
Mainstage 3
Pretty sure it‘s MainStage3
Bethel runs everything out of Ableton.
This Pulsative synth is from omnisphere
Its name Backwards Pulsative
😱😱😱😱
It's a shame that in the clip the keyboard player hands are not shown
Brooooo give it to us once at a slow tempo. It's really hard to see what you are doing
slow the video down
no bro :) its easy, the delay confuses
Sounds like mario galaxy music
Is so fast 😅
Porque NO DA tutoriales EN ESPAÑOL, ya q me sirve de NADA verlos si no hablo español, ¿o son creados para personas de habla INGLESA?
Si es así q lástima, porque los q hablamos solamente ESPAÑOL nos perdemos de aprender estos tutoriales... Y recuerde también SOMOS MILLONES los q HABLAMOS ESPAÑOL. Gracias.
No te sirve de nada porque no te quieres tomar el tiempo de aprender inglés. El problema no es de ellos, es tuyo. Te recomiendo instalar en tu celular el Duolingo y ser de los MILLONES que APRENDEN otro idioma
I don't speak Spanish but I did understand your comment, 1. The song is in english, 2. You should be grateful that they took the time to do this tutorial 3. It will take too much time for them to do it in other languages, it's your job to understand what they are saying because you are the one who need them.
God bless you