Spencer, well done on the tutorial. Love the creative shapes you chose to keep the dynamic rich. 🙂 I am, however, curious why you felt the need to mimic Pat's voice in your demonstration. Frankly, I found that part distracting. It's obvious you have the vocal chops to use your natural voice. After all, the purpose of your video is to teach how to lead worship. Your guitar skills AND your vocalization is what's being modeled. Certainly you're not suggesting a leader should vocalize a particular song like a writer out of Atlanta (Barret) and follow-up with a voice from Brighton (Redman). I have subscribed to your channel because I believe you have a unique approach to guitar-led worship instruction. Thank you for producing the content. I look forward to hearing the genuine 'Spencer' voice. 🙂 Cheers!
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Spencer, well done on the tutorial. Love the creative shapes you chose to keep the dynamic rich. 🙂
I am, however, curious why you felt the need to mimic Pat's voice in your demonstration. Frankly, I found that part distracting. It's obvious you have the vocal chops to use your natural voice. After all, the purpose of your video is to teach how to lead worship. Your guitar skills AND your vocalization is what's being modeled. Certainly you're not suggesting a leader should vocalize a particular song like a writer out of Atlanta (Barret) and follow-up with a voice from Brighton (Redman).
I have subscribed to your channel because I believe you have a unique approach to guitar-led worship instruction. Thank you for producing the content. I look forward to hearing the genuine 'Spencer' voice. 🙂 Cheers!
I like this. It’s really musical and creative, which is sometimes difficult with just acoustic guitar.
Thanks for watching Matthew! Hope it helped. Keep leading worship well! 👊