You guys are awesome for doing this! I heard those patches in my In-Ears when we were playing the acoustic piano at the Worship Night. I told Master Brian Fuller that those patches sound awesome! And now we can get them for free? This is really a blessing!!! Thank you so much for that! I always say that you guys are a truly blessing!!! Love you guys and thank you so much for the opportunity that you gave me to be part of this Beautiful Event. BTW, Happy Birthday Master Brian Wahl!!!
Brian Michael Fuller sir, you don’t know how much I appreciate and respect you! I had been blessed with you guys and NewHope Church!!! God Bless You All!
Brian thanks for trying to bring this "setup" to something most churches can afford. From this video Fuller seemed to be caught up in all the additional things that some, but not alot, of churches can buy.
While I agree that this is a good setup, and as I've been learning more about this type of setup, I can honestly say that I've been using the same keyboard in worship for almost 11 years now without any of this extra stuff. Our church makes use of a Roland Fantom G7 as our main rig -- and there are very few key/synth/pad sounds that I haven't been able to pull together with this keyboard. Now I might mention, when this keyboard was brand new it was easily around $3,500 -- and I still see them out there easily around $2,000. Another awesome capability of the keyboard is it's patch remain technology. This means I can create a 8 layer patch (using the 8 faders built into the keyboard) and then swap to another patch quickly while not disturbing the current patch -- so I literally can have hundreds of sounds available. However, if I were asked to setup a rig today -- I would probably go this direction. I'm actually trying to get our youth department to go this direction -- because I have 2 Casio keyboards that need to be thrown out a window and retired as they are just terrible in all regards. At least in this setup, I could use them as very basic controllers...
I like to run a multi channel patch with different sounds as well, great flexibility. That Keylab is so beautiful! I've been wanting one. Cool video dudes.
Even though I'm not really much of a keys player, I love learning more about this stuff! Thanks for the great content. When dabbling in mediocre keys playing, I currently have a Yamaha P125 I was using as a midi controller, but it's too big to really sit on top of a desk and I have it off to the side on a stand. I'm looking to sell it and purchase one I can keep on my desk and use easier with different VST's and not having to go back and forth from the keyboard to the computer to adjust/tweak settings and was debating on the arturia KeyLabs. It looks like the 61 is only semi-weighted and the 88 is fully weighted, so I might go that route for the better feel. Appreciate all that you do!
My lead guitar player and I have also been using them for a little over a year, and my bass player just bought some. They are very good, and very affordable!
I'm a guitar player at my church but i would like to see more keys players take charge of their own sound instead of just show up and play the keyboard on the stage and that be "good enough". As a guitar player we are expected to have our own gear and manage our own sound and i take GREAT pride in my sound. But i would like to see that same passion and attention to detail in the other musicians on stage.
Agreed. Most of our keys players don’t even own a keyboard to practice with at home, let alone use midi in any capacity. Some practice at home with a piano, but playing the right notes and playing the right sounds are two totally different things.
Yep. Good to see it’s not just us. I’m our guitarists but I got an arturia and keylab software set up for our keys players and then I hear complaints lol.. think I’ll try MainStage.
nice video!!! i don't own a mac but do have a windows laptop and i use native instrument kontakt libraries. can you pls do video on how to use kontakt for a worship set????? please!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the video, guys! Super helpful! I'm a bit surprised that you didn't mention the AnalogLab software that comes with the KeyLab controllers. I've found it to be awesome for lead synth, pianos, Rhodes, and organs. Best part is, it's free if you have a KeyLab keyboard.
How do you manage your levels to be appropriate gong through the house only by listening to your in-ears? Is it just a trust in your FOH engineer? Is it arranging your in ears to be post fader? Or just one in-ear in and one in-ear out, listening to the room? Any tips especially when small changes can alter the sound?
How you set all this up to play live ? Assigning functions to things as pads,piano, etc. To play live and have it come through the live mix. Thanks again!
Thats exactly what I do. Build a big patch with all the sounds im gonna use then bring them up according to the song. Its easier and flexible. The only think is I do all that using my Roland xp30 and Yamaha mx49. No crashes or surprises ever.
Okay guys, I need help. I have a MacBook pro and MPK249. I'm gonna use my PreSonus USB AudioBox interface for my hardware. Is the only software I need to purchase Mainstage, or do I need additional stuff? That shimmer effect is dope!
@@brianmichaelfuller Thanks for the info!! This helps a lot.. I haven't played their "Semi-weighted" keys and was a bit nervous about the feel of them. Thanks again.
@@brianmichaelfuller Hey man, we're looking at purchasing a Keylab 88. Can you speak to the transpose feature on it? My understanding is that you have to hold the transpose button and use the piano keys to transpose it up or down...so with that do you have to bring your patch volume down unless you want the note you're using to transpose to play (or when you hold the transpose button do the piano keys mute until you release the button)?
Steven Shaddox hey man sorry for the delay just saw this! When I use MainStage i transpose the patch itself! No need to do it in the keyboard itself. Another fantastic feature on Mainstage. You can set the transpose of the individual patches. I had a song in Db that I wanted to play in D so I had the patch set at -1. In that case when I switched patches nothing transposed until I started playing so the sustained chords stayed in the original pitch
Brian Michael Fuller That’s great, thanks for getting back with me on that! We use MainStage as well and have just never used the transpose feature in there...might look at doing that if we don’t love the built in transpose on the Arturia. Appreciate all you guys do, praying you have a great weekend!
My setup is a very similar in principle, but using Kontact and reaktor running on my PC laptop (yes a PC... and it’s a beast!!) and the native instruments 88 note controller, I also use a UAD Apollo twin to do some tone shaping on the way out and take care of my iem mix coming back. I run about 10 different sounds which I can blend for any given song. I love this setup because of the reliability and performance ability of high quality sounds in a worship context. I have a question though, has anyone used gig performer on a pc? I have the demo and so far it seems a great PC/Mac alternative to main stage. Thoughts?
dannypresson feels far from a cheap keyboard. Hammer action is great. It’s actually too heavy for my personal taste. Compared to real grand pianos and such.
What cpu is in that Mac ? Do you need more then an I5 to run mainstage. I want to run mainstage and ableton on a MacBook Pro and trying to figure out if I “need” that i7
This is all well and good and I get the VST based rigs to a point.......however - think I'll just stick to my HARDWARE based rig! "Keyboard IS my PRIMARY instrument" @ 10:45.....HAHA
The Brian duo with another great and helpful video!!! God bless!! Hope you’re night of worship was amazing!!
You guys are awesome for doing this! I heard those patches in my In-Ears when we were playing the acoustic piano at the Worship Night. I told Master Brian Fuller that those patches sound awesome! And now we can get them for free? This is really a blessing!!! Thank you so much for that! I always say that you guys are a truly blessing!!! Love you guys and thank you so much for the opportunity that you gave me to be part of this Beautiful Event. BTW, Happy Birthday Master Brian Wahl!!!
Reinaldo Cordero you’re the man Rei!!!! You held down this ivories!!!!
Brian Michael Fuller sir, you don’t know how much I appreciate and respect you! I had been blessed with you guys and NewHope Church!!! God Bless You All!
Wow this is really generous of you guys - thanks for the patch!
TH-cam must create heart button ❤️
Keep it up guys!
Brian thanks for trying to bring this "setup" to something most churches can afford. From this video Fuller seemed to be caught up in all the additional things that some, but not alot, of churches can buy.
While I agree that this is a good setup, and as I've been learning more about this type of setup, I can honestly say that I've been using the same keyboard in worship for almost 11 years now without any of this extra stuff. Our church makes use of a Roland Fantom G7 as our main rig -- and there are very few key/synth/pad sounds that I haven't been able to pull together with this keyboard. Now I might mention, when this keyboard was brand new it was easily around $3,500 -- and I still see them out there easily around $2,000.
Another awesome capability of the keyboard is it's patch remain technology. This means I can create a 8 layer patch (using the 8 faders built into the keyboard) and then swap to another patch quickly while not disturbing the current patch -- so I literally can have hundreds of sounds available.
However, if I were asked to setup a rig today -- I would probably go this direction. I'm actually trying to get our youth department to go this direction -- because I have 2 Casio keyboards that need to be thrown out a window and retired as they are just terrible in all regards. At least in this setup, I could use them as very basic controllers...
With a macbook pro with 8gb of ram, you will be fine. Mainstage is a great app to do effects.that audio interface is amazing!
A demo of the free patch with direct recorded audio would be really nice. Really excited about this, thank you!
Thanks Alex! Fuller and I are working on getting that available soon.
was there ever a video of this?
I like to run a multi channel patch with different sounds as well, great flexibility. That Keylab is so beautiful! I've been wanting one. Cool video dudes.
You’re the best!
Even though I'm not really much of a keys player, I love learning more about this stuff! Thanks for the great content. When dabbling in mediocre keys playing, I currently have a Yamaha P125 I was using as a midi controller, but it's too big to really sit on top of a desk and I have it off to the side on a stand. I'm looking to sell it and purchase one I can keep on my desk and use easier with different VST's and not having to go back and forth from the keyboard to the computer to adjust/tweak settings and was debating on the arturia KeyLabs. It looks like the 61 is only semi-weighted and the 88 is fully weighted, so I might go that route for the better feel.
Appreciate all that you do!
Can you get fuller to teach echo on keys?, as a keys player mainly, learning guitar with your videos i love it when you talk about keys too
Philip Backes I’d be glad to!!! It’s a fun song with a tricky little rhythm!!
@@brianmichaelfuller thanks, look forward to it!
This is awesome. Thanks for showing this!!
Nice patch definitely a lot of power in simple versatile patches :)
Great video as always:)
0:59 I see Fuller has a pair of KZ IEMs. That's interesting. Does he like the sound?
Tony Lancer dude they are such a great value. My whole band has had them for over a year now they are amazing.
My lead guitar player and I have also been using them for a little over a year, and my bass player just bought some. They are very good, and very affordable!
Tony Lancer for the price you cannot beat them!!!
i love the panic button
Nice video! Will there be a video of the worship night?
I'm a guitar player at my church but i would like to see more keys players take charge of their own sound instead of just show up and play the keyboard on the stage and that be "good enough". As a guitar player we are expected to have our own gear and manage our own sound and i take GREAT pride in my sound. But i would like to see that same passion and attention to detail in the other musicians on stage.
Agreed. Most of our keys players don’t even own a keyboard to practice with at home, let alone use midi in any capacity. Some practice at home with a piano, but playing the right notes and playing the right sounds are two totally different things.
Yep. Good to see it’s not just us. I’m our guitarists but I got an arturia and keylab software set up for our keys players and then I hear complaints lol.. think I’ll try MainStage.
nice video!!! i don't own a mac but do have a windows laptop and i use native instrument kontakt libraries. can you pls do video on how to use kontakt for a worship set????? please!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the video, guys! Super helpful! I'm a bit surprised that you didn't mention the AnalogLab software that comes with the KeyLab controllers. I've found it to be awesome for lead synth, pianos, Rhodes, and organs. Best part is, it's free if you have a KeyLab keyboard.
Kirk Hansen yes there is some amazing stuff in there!!! More exploration of that coming soon
I wish mainstage had an iPad app
That would be pretty awesome.
Korg Gadget is an option
But their stock plugins are not even nearly good enough
Camelot Pro lets you combine music apps into something similar to Mainstage. I’ve not tried it yet as I’m hardware based but I’ve heard good things.
Have you tried the TouchOSC $5 app? You download it and installed it can control the settings on your software using the wireless network.
Love your guys' videos, keep up the good work! Would you guys mind sharing some of your favorite sounds you're using from Omnisphere?
Do you have any videos specifically on setting up mainstage and arturia keylab 88 mkII? Much appreciated!!!!!!
Where do I get the dance patch please. Great video. Thanks
Can you guys recommend a set up for a pc laptop?
How do you manage your levels to be appropriate gong through the house only by listening to your in-ears? Is it just a trust in your FOH engineer? Is it arranging your in ears to be post fader? Or just one in-ear in and one in-ear out, listening to the room? Any tips especially when small changes can alter the sound?
Josh Robison I send them the mix I hear, that way I control the balance
Was this shot at Bayside? (sure looks like it from the exterior shot)
How you set all this up to play live ? Assigning functions to things as pads,piano, etc. To play live and have it come through the live mix. Thanks again!
Where are the rest of drone buttons?
I Download the free Mainstage Template and it is missing some pad. Can you please help me. Thanks
Thats exactly what I do. Build a big patch with all the sounds im gonna use then bring them up according to the song. Its easier and flexible. The only think is I do all that using my Roland xp30 and Yamaha mx49. No crashes or surprises ever.
Any chance you could share patches ? Thanks
Hi, I want to purchase the Concert, I went to the page and the concert don't have 8 channels. Thanks
Pedro Morales the concert Patch should have 8 sound faders
Only the free one. But it don’t have 12 drone only 3
Pedro Morales oh gotcha! Have you purchased the pads player? If so I can send you an updated 8 fader player
Yes I purchase number 6. Please send me a update one. Thanks
"it also has shimmer on it"haha
Okay guys, I need help. I have a MacBook pro and MPK249. I'm gonna use my PreSonus USB AudioBox interface for my hardware. Is the only software I need to purchase Mainstage, or do I need additional stuff? That shimmer effect is dope!
its already available?
Can the Arturia Keylab Essential 88 achieve the same results? As the regular keylab 88?
Thanks for the tutorial! Torn between the Novation and Arturia... Getting ready to pull the trigger on one... But I'm a PC :(
ableton live is a good option for PC
I had a Novation it was ok. I didn’t like the way it felt. Seemed like it was going to fall apart every time I played it!
@@brianmichaelfuller Thanks for the info!! This helps a lot.. I haven't played their "Semi-weighted" keys and was a bit nervous about the feel of them. Thanks again.
i have a question, the arturia lights up when it’s inactive, how do i turn that off in mainstage?
How do the keys feel on the keylab 88? Been thinking about getting one!
They feel awesome!! Very much like a piano
Brian Michael Fuller thanks so much!
@@brianmichaelfuller Hey man, we're looking at purchasing a Keylab 88. Can you speak to the transpose feature on it? My understanding is that you have to hold the transpose button and use the piano keys to transpose it up or down...so with that do you have to bring your patch volume down unless you want the note you're using to transpose to play (or when you hold the transpose button do the piano keys mute until you release the button)?
Steven Shaddox hey man sorry for the delay just saw this! When I use MainStage i transpose the patch itself! No need to do it in the keyboard itself. Another fantastic feature on Mainstage. You can set the transpose of the individual patches. I had a song in Db that I wanted to play in D so I had the patch set at -1. In that case when I switched patches nothing transposed until I started playing so the sustained chords stayed in the original pitch
Brian Michael Fuller That’s great, thanks for getting back with me on that! We use MainStage as well and have just never used the transpose feature in there...might look at doing that if we don’t love the built in transpose on the Arturia. Appreciate all you guys do, praying you have a great weekend!
@14:08 I spy Bradford's mission control pedalboard!
My setup is a very similar in principle, but using Kontact and reaktor running on my PC laptop (yes a PC... and it’s a beast!!) and the native instruments 88 note controller, I also use a UAD Apollo twin to do some tone shaping on the way out and take care of my iem mix coming back. I run about 10 different sounds which I can blend for any given song. I love this setup because of the reliability and performance ability of high quality sounds in a worship context.
I have a question though, has anyone used gig performer on a pc? I have the demo and so far it seems a great PC/Mac alternative to main stage. Thoughts?
How’s the feel of the keys on the Arturia? Does it feel like a piano or a plastic rock band keyboard?
dannypresson feels far from a cheap keyboard. Hammer action is great. It’s actually too heavy for my personal taste. Compared to real grand pianos and such.
It’s extremely high quality keyboard and plays amazingly!!!
Where is the love for ableton keys players? Can we get the hookup with a free template too?
Sorry man I don’t really use Ableton!!
What cpu is in that Mac ? Do you need more then an I5 to run mainstage. I want to run mainstage and ableton on a MacBook Pro and trying to figure out if I “need” that i7
I'm not sure - I'll ask Fuller to comment here...
It’s an i7 but Mainstage can run off an i5, it may not handle huge patches but they basics it can. Check Apples site for current requirements
This is all well and good and I get the VST based rigs to a point.......however - think I'll just stick to my HARDWARE based rig! "Keyboard IS my PRIMARY instrument" @ 10:45.....HAHA
Baymond Rell whatever works for you is best!
Would you recommend the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3RD Gen?
Great interface if you have a newer MacBook with USB C
Michael Roman Scarlett is good stuff!!
somebody got the file, i cant download :(
😊❤️👍
I take it the laptop connects via usb c
😍😍😍😍😘
you should sidechain your drone so it ducks whenever you play other stuff!
Kris Lawrence great idea!!!!
@@brianmichaelfuller i do it - its a total gamechanger!
Could you point me to an example? How is this accomplished?
With $100 or less you can get a very decent Behringer UMC404HD Audio Interface.
basic keyboard that looks like its been pulled from the international space station!
Ha!!! Yes it’s stellar!!! :)
just use the korg oasys and you dont need a laptop
How do I change the pitch of the of the pad other than C G & A
Need help pleaseeeeee
did you ever figure this out cause i want to know lol
Your face does NOT have to be in the shot all the time, by the way...
... what?
@@worshiptutorials you suddenly don't speak English?
Did you not see all the parts of the video without anybody's face in them? I can provide time stamps if you'd like.
@@alexr1587 Please show me some sort of commentary-based video where they don't have their face onscreen while they are talking.
@@alexr1587 your thoughts dont HAVE to be on the internet yet here we are. Let's he civil, if you didn't like the video just don't watch it.