Building Patches that Sound Great Live! - Part 4

Building patches that translate to a live context can be challenging! Sometimes a patch will sound perfect at home in your headphones or studio space… but when you get to church it sounds completely different! In this video series, “Building Patches that Sound Great Live,” David demonstrates different techniques to help your patches translate well from your home space to place of worship. If this is something you have struggled with, you don’t want to miss this series!

In this fourth and final video of the series, David talks about the importance of building a strong relationship with your audio engineer!

If you’d like a collection of great worship sounds that we have dialed in to work great in a live context, click the button below to check out Sunday Keys!

 

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