wow, thats exactly what i was looking for live performances. Simple way to organize my sounds, and simple configurations. I tried reason and it is really cool but to much configuration to organize my setlists. Thanks for this video.
Been wanting to update our keys sounds for awhile. Got two of these rigs implimented already and my keys players are loving it! Thanks for sharing this with us! As a side note, we landed on the M-Audio Hammer 88 Pro as a controller and have been loving it so far. It has all the buttons and knobs you could want that you can then map onto Sunday Keys without the need for an extra controller. Our players found it hard to just use an iPad even though we purchased the bigger ipad pros.
Even if you haven’t implemented this exact setup, the second half of the video has great tips for song section planning. Also I didn’t know the radial usb di was a thing, and can really clean up your output chain 🙌
in 2018 there was a Churchfront video about a peavy usb interface "Peavey USB-P USB Playback" I wonder how that compares to this radial USB DI... it was much less expensive!
@@Yakusoku1 I've been using the Peavey USB-P for my CG computer and it works great. I have the Radial on keys but haven't compared them directly on keys.
So many great features and so much to explore. Great job on the video. I love the access to effects etc. But I started using MainStage and went back to a hardware keyboard for these reasons: 1 we use Multitracks so most of the song-specific sounds are already in there. Yes it makes sense to layer up piano/pad/strings because you can plan them together. You can’t really play the piano part plus a cool organ or guitar part because, put simply, your fingers would be playing different notes at the same time. So all the layering in the world doesn't work then. Let the track or other players cover the other parts. There is a reason that almost all the examples in the video are piano plus pads or strings. Thats what we do most of the time. 2 Any road-warrior will tell you that if you are using a computer or ipad based system you must have a hardware backup for those times when the system hangs up. It will happen. Dont say you weren't lovingly advised, and it is very awkward when it happens haha. Oops no piano. The video references “points of failure”. The fewer pieces in your chain, the fewer points of failure. There is nothing wrong with keeping it simple. It doesnt mean that you are simple, just your rig. And your emotional life. 3 Hardware faders on stage beat a touchscreen every time because you can rest your finger on a fader and feed it in with precision. So you might as well start with one. 4 You can program a hardware keyboard really easily if you read the manual. You aren't stuck with the factory sounds. By the way those sounds were programmed by the best and most experienced in the business. . And usually there will be hundreds of addresses where users can store and recall their creations. Yamaha,Roland, Korg, Privia etc all make great sounding keyboards that have lots of layers (any more than 4 layers is usually mud anyway). It doesn't have to be the $4000 red one, which by the way doesn't do layers nearly as elegantly as you might hope. 5 The presenter mentioned a 5 second recall. In a church service, 5 seconds is an embarrassing eternity. Five seconds is as a thousand years to your pastor. All I’m saying is this- Mainstage sounds great and if it works for you, use it. But dont feel like a failure if you prefer your hardware keys. They work great too. Remember the old saying- tone is in the fingers.
Hey Russell, glad you enjoyed the video. There's definitely lots to consider with one's approach to the keys rig and user preference is paramount. At the end of the day use the tools that feel most inspiring to you/empowering to your worship team :) We did want to clarify a misunderstanding, point 5 from your comment: Patches are immediately playable when recalled. The five seconds that was mentioned in the video is in reference to how long the previously selected Patch will continue to sustain, if you want it to, so that those transitions are alway seamless :)
Awesome video thanks for sharing. Can you share what you are using to mount the IPad and the midi controller to the keyboard. Thanks again God bless you all and your ministries.
Awesome app. Its everything I've dreamed of having. If arranger functions are also added like rhythm & accompaniment, then it would even more awesome !!
I presently have the Sunday keys app and wanted to know if i could get worship beats from MainStage on my iPad Pro 13in . ? If so could you guide through on how ?
Interesting App.. Thanks for the demo. Any plans on the roadmap to make it dante enabled so we can output each channel to the dante network? the reason i ask is that having the keyboard player mix/balance layers in their IEM's may not translate into the room/FOH or broadcast mix....we (FOH/Broadcast) need to have the flexibility to make adjustments (EQ, level, pan......etc) if needed.
I have purchased all my stuff but have an issue. I bought the anker series 3. I have 2 usb a ports. One is going to the nano controller and the other is going to midi in/out on the keyboard. I dont have another usb a port to send signal to my usb pro radial. Will a usb c to usb B cable work for this?
Why nobody can answer me this question? Can you have at the same time open the Sunday Sounds app and the Word app? To read the songs and playing at the same time.
Are there mute buttons in addition to the sliders? If you wanted to go from 5 patches to solo piano it would be a breeze instead of moving 4 sliders. If not can you use the nanokontroller to allow muting? Also are there scenes you can save for every song with multiple layers?
The App only supports a single stereo output for now, but we plan to add support for multiple outputs in the future! No set timeline for that just yet.
@@SundaySounds Thanks for this awesome piece of software! Is there also a plan or a way how to deal with click? Two things come to my mind: Providing click to the other band members (which would require an addtional output channel) and syncing the click to an backing track from Ableton. Would love to hear your thoughts!
@@johannesjeising6772 For now the App doesn't feature a built in click, but you can set the BPM per Patch to ensure your time based effects are in-synch with your band. We do plan to add a metronome and multi-out support in the future, no set timeline for that yet :)
Hello Team, Just wanted to find out if an android or Windows version of the app will be released. Some of us in the world Don't have access to apple products
you can split your keyboard to play different sounds and transpose them up or down an octave or two. The snap shot also works well with that, (snap shot 1 playing sound 1, snap shot 2 playing sound 2, and so on)
Is the iPad app different than the Sunday keys app? I bought the Sunday keys app over a year ago but its on my MacBook pro. Can I use the same app and transfer it to the iPad? If so, how? Thanks in advance.
Hey David and Jake . Tremendous video. Hope to see you both at worship innovators conference next month ! Been customizing Mainstage nanokontrol version for a year now and enjoyed being a beta tester for the app. My worship pastor bought it for our Nord and will be planning to set up songs and help train our other beginner/intermediate keyboardists who are only used to playing a piano. Very thorough video. You guys covered it all here. I’m interested if you might ever make a 5th or 6th layer available. Also tonic seems softer than some of the pads , was going to suggest to raise it up about +3db gain overall to match the patches. See you soon ! God bless ! Way to go in creating this. It is Awesome !
I love your videos on this channel. I'm a keyboardist at a small (less than 25 members in attendance weekly), and while I have a couple of older keyboards at home the church has a piano and we're starting a praise band with a bass player, a saxophone player and one vocalist plus me. I have a PC at home, and I don't think the church can afford Mac equipment right now. What would you suggest for a Windows PC user? Thanks in advance.
Is it compulsory to have an audio interface/device between the iPad and mixer? As my IPad’s Audio is from a 3.5mm small jack that can plug directly into the mixer.
Great vid once again . 👏 with th iPad what would you recommend in terms of specs is the lowest we can go...eg memory, ram ...not sure if it was mentioned...thanks
Can I use the SK Mainstage IPad App with Dreamfoot App, and using the Irigblueboard bluetooth connectivity for midi control? I am hoping someone would tell me its possible and tell me how (PLEASE!)
@ChurchFront What iPad holder do you recommend? I'm looking for one that goes straight onto the mic stand. Rig looks great - looking forward to trying Sunday Keys asap.
David (or anyone that knows), does the app send led data to nanokontrol2? I went into Korg editor, set the buttons to toggle and set common led mode to external. The buttons are toggling as expected but no status LED. Thanks! Edit: *Jake. Lol I forgot this was a Churchfront video not a Sunday Sounds video
My name is Diane and I am totally blind. I love the sounds in this App. However, Is this App voiceover compatible? Voiceover is what blind people use to read the screen. This is NOT SIRI. I know I probably can't use it on stage because of the voice but it would still be great to use at home. Thanks so much for reading this. 😂
LAST THING! my app doesnt look like its shown on the video. same basic look, except mine is all squished together. is it because im using the base ipad and the screen size is smaller? or are there different sizes i can choose from.
Hey Jon, thanks for checking out the App! The UI scales based on the screen size of the device, so what you're describing lines up with what's expected :) On smaller screens all the same elements are there, but w/ sizes and proportions adjusted to make the most of the dimensions.
@@SundaySounds thanks for responding, it would be nice to see a feature to choose your UI scale as well. I know my screen is smaller, but I would rather have it look the same as was in your video, and have fonts be smaller if needed. when it scales the UI down, the icons look silly, and the words next to the effects arent visible, you have to actually click into it to find out what they are.
It would be awesome if we could Mute or Solo every channel strip... Also it would be safer if the piano at the bottom could be locked/unlocked so you don't accidentally touch any note when changing between apps in the iPad, or for any mistake. Great app!
Hey ! This may seem like a silly question (I’m a newbie). But I’m looking into this rig for at home worship. My keys have built in speakers, will this all still work? Also, does this app have the ability to transpose? I wasn’t sure
literally been waiting for a video like this for almost 10 years
Thanks for having us out and for checking out the new Sunday Keys App!🎹
Link to the app please
@@bravehart_audiovisual link is now in the description :)
When should we expect the see campus license?
Sent my worship pastor this yesterday and we worked on it, and he used it during practice. sounded great!
you guys are amazing with this app.. everything I wanted years ago you have thought of!! bless y'all!
I was just looking for this. I am very satisfied with this presentation. Thanks for sharing this helpful video.
Absolutely fantastic video. Sunday Sounds App = GAME CHANGER!!!!
Been waiting for this for 18 years finally thank you so much
You've sold me. Going to buy an iPad and the app tomorrow. I don't even play keys... I'm a guitarist.
I’ve watched hours of videos and tNice tutorials one is the first that explains it in a way a complete beginner could understand! Great video
wow, thats exactly what i was looking for live performances. Simple way to organize my sounds, and simple configurations. I tried reason and it is really cool but to much configuration to organize my setlists. Thanks for this video.
This is great 💪🏼app, we'll be glad to have it on android and windows as well just so those who use these platforms can have access to it. Thank you 🙏🏽
So Pumped to use this!!!!
Thank you guys!!!!!
This video is just in time! Didn't see the link in the description for the products though. If you could post that, that would be great! 🔥
Yeah they haven’t posted the hardware below always found it usually in the church front toolkit
Been wanting to update our keys sounds for awhile. Got two of these rigs implimented already and my keys players are loving it! Thanks for sharing this with us!
As a side note, we landed on the M-Audio Hammer 88 Pro as a controller and have been loving it so far. It has all the buttons and knobs you could want that you can then map onto Sunday Keys without the need for an extra controller. Our players found it hard to just use an iPad even though we purchased the bigger ipad pros.
May I ask what those vertical lights are called in the background?
Even if you haven’t implemented this exact setup, the second half of the video has great tips for song section planning.
Also I didn’t know the radial usb di was a thing, and can really clean up your output chain 🙌
in 2018 there was a Churchfront video about a peavy usb interface "Peavey USB-P USB Playback" I wonder how that compares to this radial USB DI... it was much less expensive!
@@Yakusoku1 I've been using the Peavey USB-P for my CG computer and it works great. I have the Radial on keys but haven't compared them directly on keys.
Could you please post a wiring diagram of the gear you recommended so we could see your hookup of the midi and audio interfaces . Thanks.
So many great features and so much to explore. Great job on the video. I love the access to effects etc.
But I started using MainStage and went back to a hardware keyboard for these reasons:
1 we use Multitracks so most of the song-specific sounds are already in there. Yes it makes sense to layer up piano/pad/strings because you can plan them together. You can’t really play the piano part plus a cool organ or guitar part because, put simply, your fingers would be playing different notes at the same time. So all the layering in the world doesn't work then. Let the track or other players cover the other parts.
There is a reason that almost all the examples in the video are piano plus pads or strings. Thats what we do most of the time.
2 Any road-warrior will tell you that if you are using a computer or ipad based system you must have a hardware backup for those times when the system hangs up. It will happen. Dont say you weren't lovingly advised, and it is very awkward when it happens haha. Oops no piano.
The video references “points of failure”. The fewer pieces in your chain, the fewer points of failure. There is nothing wrong with keeping it simple. It doesnt mean that you are simple, just your rig. And your emotional life.
3 Hardware faders on stage beat a touchscreen every time because you can rest your finger on a fader and feed it in with precision. So you might as well start with one.
4 You can program a hardware keyboard really easily if you read the manual. You aren't stuck with the factory sounds. By the way those sounds were programmed by the best and most experienced in the business. . And usually there will be hundreds of addresses where users can store and recall their creations. Yamaha,Roland, Korg, Privia etc all make great sounding keyboards that have lots of layers (any more than 4 layers is usually mud anyway). It doesn't have to be the $4000 red one, which by the way doesn't do layers nearly as elegantly as you might hope.
5 The presenter mentioned a 5 second recall. In a church service, 5 seconds is an embarrassing eternity. Five seconds is as a thousand years to your pastor.
All I’m saying is this- Mainstage sounds great and if it works for you, use it. But dont feel like a failure if you prefer your hardware keys. They work great too. Remember the old saying- tone is in the fingers.
Hey Russell, glad you enjoyed the video. There's definitely lots to consider with one's approach to the keys rig and user preference is paramount. At the end of the day use the tools that feel most inspiring to you/empowering to your worship team :)
We did want to clarify a misunderstanding, point 5 from your comment: Patches are immediately playable when recalled. The five seconds that was mentioned in the video is in reference to how long the previously selected Patch will continue to sustain, if you want it to, so that those transitions are alway seamless :)
This is fascinating! Amazing that we can now use an iPad!
what are you using for you ipad stand and how is it attaching to your keyboard?
Is it a 2023 update video like this one coming ???
can you use onsong while using sundaykeys?
Awesome video thanks for sharing. Can you share what you are using to mount the IPad and the midi controller to the keyboard. Thanks again God bless you all and your ministries.
Cannot wait to make the switch to the app.
Slowly but surely we’ll get our gear swapped. 😅
As always, your information was to the point and very helpful. Thank you
What is that little shelf you guys have the iPad on the the usb hub taped under?
Curious about this as well. We have 7th gen iPads without USB-C, so I'm thinking we need a hub as well.
Awesome app. Its everything I've dreamed of having. If arranger functions are also added like rhythm & accompaniment, then it would even more awesome !!
I presently have the Sunday keys app and wanted to know if i could get worship beats from MainStage on my iPad Pro 13in . ? If so could you guide through on how ?
Love these video's and using Sunday Keys! please add the links to the products in the description.
links are there now!
Interesting App.. Thanks for the demo. Any plans on the roadmap to make it dante enabled so we can output each channel to the dante network? the reason i ask is that having the keyboard player mix/balance layers in their IEM's may not translate into the room/FOH or broadcast mix....we (FOH/Broadcast) need to have the flexibility to make adjustments (EQ, level, pan......etc) if needed.
I can't seem to get the M audio hammer 88 to show up on the iPad :(. Don't tell me I need the Midi to usb cable!
Well I have been doing/managing/learning a lot of our tech upgrade and my wife is the pianist so a two-fer.
If I already have a midi Control keyboard, why do I need the Nano? I use Arturia MK I Keylab 88 and MK II Keylab 61. Blessings! 😊
Thanks guys! God Bless!!!
Looking forward to use this more at church!
Call me what’s this iPad and you can answer me a question no
Hi I have a 73 Studio logic I ‘m 67. Everything is a mystery.
Hi I am Just need to know .
Where can I get this app
Is there a way to do the same for the guitar!?
what synth app can we use if we only have Android devices?
I have purchased all my stuff but have an issue. I bought the anker series 3. I have 2 usb a ports. One is going to the nano controller and the other is going to midi in/out on the keyboard. I dont have another usb a port to send signal to my usb pro radial. Will a usb c to usb B cable work for this?
Can you link the setuper channel, soft and track, so you don't have to color and rena 3 tis ? Btw aweso video!
Are there only sounds for worship or are there also sounds for praise and fast and happy songs?
what type of tape are you using for your cables?
Thanks for sharing can the sounds in the app be used with a guitar rig?
So...just so I'm clear...that Anker USB hub would accommodate MIDI- USB c- lightning port input on a cheap iPad like mine?
can I get midi app on my Android phone to the keyboard
Any thoughts on a MPC one as a midi centre/ pad synth
Why nobody can answer me this question? Can you have at the same time open the Sunday Sounds app and the Word app? To read the songs and playing at the same time.
Yes you can
How many keyboard can I connect to just one iPad for sound at the same time?
Are there mute buttons in addition to the sliders? If you wanted to go from 5 patches to solo piano it would be a breeze instead of moving 4 sliders. If not can you use the nanokontroller to allow muting? Also are there scenes you can save for every song with multiple layers?
Snap shots will be perfect for that! For example on snap shot 1 u want 5 sounds, snap shot 2 - just piano. It's just a press of a botton!
Is there anyway to buy individual sounds without the yearly subscription?
How much memory is needed on the ipad to load Sunday keys?
What do you think about using a Nektar Impact LX88?
Is there a way to use an interface that has more than two outs? That way, if you add some kind of key bass, you could run it out of a separate output
The App only supports a single stereo output for now, but we plan to add support for multiple outputs in the future! No set timeline for that just yet.
Download the app AUM , which will allow you to use a separate (multiple)channel.
@@SundaySounds Thanks for this awesome piece of software! Is there also a plan or a way how to deal with click? Two things come to my mind: Providing click to the other band members (which would require an addtional output channel) and syncing the click to an backing track from Ableton. Would love to hear your thoughts!
@@johannesjeising6772 For now the App doesn't feature a built in click, but you can set the BPM per Patch to ensure your time based effects are in-synch with your band. We do plan to add a metronome and multi-out support in the future, no set timeline for that yet :)
Hello Team,
Just wanted to find out if an android or Windows version of the app will be released. Some of us in the world Don't have access to apple products
Where do I find a the sunday keys?
This would be great if I could assign each sound to a different controller. I play 2 keyboards with many parts I play bass horns and other parts.😢
you can split your keyboard to play different sounds and transpose them up or down an octave or two. The snap shot also works well with that, (snap shot 1 playing sound 1, snap shot 2 playing sound 2, and so on)
When will you be offering the product to Microsoft Windows users?
Can you add transpose feature in a jog wheel?
Can we pls have this for Android users?
Would the m-audio air hub work with this to be both a hub and interface in one
This is great. One question I have tho is how much space do the saved patches occupy on the iPad?
Thanks bro that was really helpful
Is the iPad app different than the Sunday keys app? I bought the Sunday keys app over a year ago but its on my MacBook pro. Can I use the same app and transfer it to the iPad? If so, how? Thanks in advance.
Thank you, it's a solution I was looking for. God bless
What are you guys using as an iPad mount in this video?
My SL88 is not responding or communicating with my Sunday Key pad app
hello is the ipad air 2 can run sunday keys app?
Hey David and Jake . Tremendous video. Hope to see you both at worship innovators conference next month ! Been customizing Mainstage nanokontrol version for a year now and enjoyed being a beta tester for the app. My worship pastor bought it for our Nord and will be planning to set up songs and help train our other beginner/intermediate keyboardists who are only used to playing a piano. Very thorough video. You guys covered it all here. I’m interested if you might ever make a 5th or 6th layer available. Also tonic seems softer than some of the pads , was going to suggest to raise it up about +3db gain overall to match the patches. See you soon ! God bless ! Way to go in creating this. It is Awesome !
Does that app work with any type of piano?
I love your videos on this channel. I'm a keyboardist at a small (less than 25 members in attendance weekly), and while I have a couple of older keyboards at home the church has a piano and we're starting a praise band with a bass player, a saxophone player and one vocalist plus me. I have a PC at home, and I don't think the church can afford Mac equipment right now. What would you suggest for a Windows PC user? Thanks in advance.
What app would be used or download in android ??
What cable do you use out of the keyboard? I have midi in and out and usb outs on my keyboard - what is best?
I use USB out on my keyboard
Is it compulsory to have an audio interface/device between the iPad and mixer?
As my IPad’s Audio is from a 3.5mm small jack that can plug directly into the mixer.
My friend wants to ask, for applications on the iPad, it's just a one-time payment for forever, right?
Can you use my Macbook pro instead of an ipad?
Great video!!! What's the name of the colored light?
Great video! Is there a plan to develop an app for Android as well?
Great vid once again . 👏 with th iPad what would you recommend in terms of specs is the lowest we can go...eg memory, ram ...not sure if it was mentioned...thanks
What charger are you using?
What kind iPad is it?
Air
7 gt
Thank you! Great video.
Can I use the SK Mainstage IPad App with Dreamfoot App, and using the Irigblueboard bluetooth connectivity for midi control? I am hoping someone would tell me its possible and tell me how (PLEASE!)
@ChurchFront What iPad holder do you recommend? I'm looking for one that goes straight onto the mic stand. Rig looks great - looking forward to trying Sunday Keys asap.
Can you load your own samples to that app?
David (or anyone that knows), does the app send led data to nanokontrol2? I went into Korg editor, set the buttons to toggle and set common led mode to external. The buttons are toggling as expected but no status LED. Thanks!
Edit: *Jake. Lol I forgot this was a Churchfront video not a Sunday Sounds video
Can you still download and use song specific patches in the iPad version?
yup
Hello does it work also on iphone? Please reply
I can’t wait to use
Very helpful, thank you
My name is Diane and I am totally blind. I love the sounds in this App. However, Is this App voiceover compatible? Voiceover is what blind people use to read the screen. This is NOT SIRI. I know I probably can't use it on stage because of the voice but it would still be great to use at home. Thanks so much for reading this. 😂
uninstalled and then again reinstalled, do you know what might have happened to them ?!
Hello! Does the sundaysounds work with macbook air? Currently we dont have Ipad.
yep.
What do I do if I accidentally clicked x and there is just a fruit on the screen
LAST THING! my app doesnt look like its shown on the video. same basic look, except mine is all squished together. is it because im using the base ipad and the screen size is smaller? or are there different sizes i can choose from.
Hey Jon, thanks for checking out the App! The UI scales based on the screen size of the device, so what you're describing lines up with what's expected :) On smaller screens all the same elements are there, but w/ sizes and proportions adjusted to make the most of the dimensions.
@@SundaySounds thanks for responding, it would be nice to see a feature to choose your UI scale as well. I know my screen is smaller, but I would rather have it look the same as was in your video, and have fonts be smaller if needed. when it scales the UI down, the icons look silly, and the words next to the effects arent visible, you have to actually click into it to find out what they are.
It would be awesome if we could Mute or Solo every channel strip... Also it would be safer if the piano at the bottom could be locked/unlocked so you don't accidentally touch any note when changing between apps in the iPad, or for any mistake. Great app!
Both on our roadmap for future development :D
Can you make version for Android?
version fine? Also are the extra plug-ins worth the extra $100?
Can l install the app on MacBook?
yes. I use Macbook air
Campus license is dope.
Hey ! This may seem like a silly question (I’m a newbie). But I’m looking into this rig for at home worship. My keys have built in speakers, will this all still work?
Also, does this app have the ability to transpose? I wasn’t sure
love it
You should mention Gig Performer. There is a 40 mins tutorial for worship music.