If you find one great sounding acoustic piano sound, stick with that, and then you can worry about effects and nuance later on. If you find one piano sound that's nice and versatile, that's the most important thing.”
“The important thing is to not try and nail this vast diversity of piano sounds right out of the gate. There are so many different piano textures now and there's so many different plugins and different sounds built into keyboards. It's the most basic ingredient of most modern worship keys rigs. Let's start off by talking about the piano sound. It can definitely be intimidating, but he gave me some foundational and helpful insight into the kinds of sounds we should be looking for. There's all of these different elements, all of these different types of sounds, and it can feel like where do I even begin?” “It can be a really intimidating time to be a worship leader or a worship keys player because the keys parts on a lot of modern worship albums now are a lot more complex than they've been in the past. Understanding the types of sounds we’re trying to achieve in worshipĭavid understands how hard it can be to choose the right sounds for your worship:
My friend David Pfaltzgraff from Sunday Sounds is an expert when it comes to worship keyboard rigs and he joined me to show us what we need for a rig to help you produce the same sounds that you hear on all the popular worship albums from Hillsong, Elevation, Bethel and so on.
My friend David Pfaltzgraff from is going to help us identify the sounds, the software, and the hardware that every worship band needs. Last week I talked about setting up your guitar rig for worship and this week I’m going to talk about how to build a worship keyboard rig.
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