One Keys Patch to Rule Them All!
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
3:05 Gear Setup
3:55 Piano
8:10 Electric Piano
10:49 Digital Piano
12:38 Warm Pads
16:05 Bright Pad
17:07 Shimmer Pad
18:48 Synth Lead (poly)
20:36 Synth Lead (mono)
23:25 Arps
24:32 Chord Arp
25:59 Sequence
28:52 Organ
31:49 Strings
33:48 Bells
34:58 Guitars
37:02 Synth Bass
39:50 All 15 Sounds (at the same time)
40:43 Praise Patch
46:27 Holy Forever Patch
48:16 I Speak Jesus Patch
52:08 Final Thoughts + Download
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One of the main patches we use week in week out has a SK Grand, SK Upright, a Pad, and a B3 Organ. I might mess around with the EP though. But that’s worked for us so far!
I find the arps and sequencers to be the most valuable to our team.
We have six, sometimes seven vocalists with powerful voices and great harmonies. I play keys and used a Roland RD-800 which was great for layers, but that was it. We have a bassist and a drummer on an electric kit, so the rhythm and space fill of some arps were always lacking.
Sunday Keys has single-handedly improved our worship almost overnight without a massive learning curve. Not only can I incorporate arps and sequences, and add some easy dynamics with the mod wheel, I can also send the click through a separate output.
A patch setup like this is chefs kiss! Keep up the great work. I truly believe this is a service to the Kingdom of God and His worshippers.
Love hearing how you use arps, we love what adding those rhythmic elements can do for the mix. Thanks for taking the time to leave an encouraging comment :)
Now this is a great Sunday Sounds tutorial...awesome ma bro!!!
With all sincerity, I love what you built in this be-all-end-all patch; absolutely mind-expanding! I’d love to hear how you would apply the different elements using the 100% pie principle. Say, you were 1 of 5 musicians (bass, drums, acoustic, you, and an additional keys player. If everyone’s MAXIMUM contribution to the overall sound “pie” was 20%, and you’re NOT trying to emulate a previously recorded version, how would you re-arrange Praise (what would you immediately think of playing), for instance? The acoustic will bring the percussive pick rhythm, but no “body” to the frequency spectrum, bass has the bottom, staying out of the midrange, and the other keyboardist is filling pads-max 3 notes-C3 to C5. Honestly, I think it’d be a cool departure for a moment to hear how you would approach that scenario. Blessings, and great work!!!
Great idea! We'll jot it down for a future video shoot.
Thank you So much...was really looking for this❤
Great tutorial. Thanks David!
Nice tutorial!! Good info
David you did such an awesome job!! So helpful!! Thanks so much!! Big blessing!
I do this exact thing for my own keys rig, but with a couple extra steps and I use a drum pad to trigger different sounds. Thanks for posting your take on it!
Versatile program!
Any chance you could post a couple screen shots of the mix you used for the Praise song? These 71 year old eyes are having trouble tracking. (Donations for bigger screen iPad gladly accepted.) 😊
Hey David.. I love all of your videos, but I especially love these actual practical videos that I can sit here with my iPad and do what you're doing. As a suggestion I think that you guys at Sunday sounds should come up with like a 12-week Sunday sounds at university. Where we get practical training for 12 weeks obviously online TH-cam or whatever format you think best. I would 100% pay for that. Well unless you decide to charge like Nord prices or something lol... Then I'll have to paint my keyboard red.
If you include things like using the on app EQ system which I really believe you guys out of work on changing by the way. And just a lot of nifty tricks that you guys know that I would love to learn.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Hi David, when are we getting the 2 keyboard set up for the app just like in Mainstage? Blessings 🙌
Really useful video! I have an 8th generation iPad Pro with 128 mb, so I’m hoping it is just enough to run all this without having to mess with memory adjusting or deleting sounds.
Have you done any videos specifically on tailoring arps or sequencers? I had to set a sequencer for one song and it took me seemingly hours to get the effect I wanted. Also do you have any videos specifically on tailoring reverb and adjusting EQ of a given sound?
a lot of recordings and churches now usually have multiple keys and organ players. They usually play more than one keyboard at a time per person. So I would honestly just build 2 or 3 Sunday Keys rigs depending on the amount of keyboards you are using, so the sounds are not limited to the main chords being played, because usually you don't even use a synth bass or lead all at the same time. :)
or just grab 3 nords and a moog, and you're set! :)
At the 1:40 mark there’s an iPad stand I’d like try. Any info on make/model would be great. Thanks for a great video. Just purchased the powered Anker USB C Hub and it works seamlessly.
How do you give the pads more shimmer, but less brightness?
In our worship band we started to use SK. Are there any warm pads with fixed velocity?
I don't even use a piano sound because as the AUX keys player I don't need to step on the Pianist. So thanks for the Piano exposition. Would have preferred just dealing as aux player with sounds to enhance the overall experience. Interestingly enough even though we have a pianist and keys and bass and two elec guitars and one or two acoustic guitars and of course the drummer. So the point is this, Although I can handle most of all the instruments myself as a keys player and Sunday Sounds. Then there becomes a the point where I ask what the worship leader is looking for as a keys player and most of the time its play an organ sound... Oh well! organ it is!
Hi David, please how can i get the Guitar Trem Pad? I use the ultimate version and dont have that tone. How can i get it?
Hey Do you know if this Sunday keys app will work with keytars and their ribbon or pitch bend?
Does anyone know if I can do this but just on the keyboard? I don't have access to software all I have is a Yamaha montage 7. Thanks in advance
You’re turning violet, violet!
Everthing layered together sounded really really good. Btw, how does mainstage sunday sounds compare to ableton sunday sounds in terms of sound quality? (I'm an ableton user. So I would prefer to stick to what iam familiar with...but I am still open to learning.)
Thanks! The core of the Sunday Keys Sound Library is our huge collection of custom samples, which are used in all formats including MainStage, Ableton Live, and the standalone App. There are some differences between each format due to different audio engines and FX, but we find that you can get very similar results (and each format sounds great!).
Hey!
Where’s the link I’m supposed to paste in the SK app?
I see the shared setlist for the SK App, but is there any way to get this patch into the SK Template for MainStage?
Have yall made that app accessible to anything besides Mac? I dont have a Mac but I do have a surface pro 7 laptop...
Thanks a lot for this.
How can i get sunday keys? Is it free? Is there a limitation in what version of iPad you can use? Can it work with relatively cheap keyboards like yamaha psr keyboards?
Your response will be greatly appreciated 🙏
can this app be use in a recording studio?
can this app be use in logic pro x
when does sunday keys app coming for android?
So cool that we can use so many instruments sounds at the same time. I've never used that many sounds tho. Can the app handle this??? I'm afraid the app will quit on me... (Using SK on mac)
Building a Patch with this many Sounds will definitely require more CPU resources than a 'typical' Patch. If your Mac or iPad has an M series chip you should be just fine. If your Mac is Intel-based you'll probably need to be a bit more thrifty and either remove Sounds you don't need as often and/or follow our CPU optimization tips like reducing Voice Counts, increasing Buffer Size, etc.
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SK Upright - Room / Warm Pad / Worship Pad (with increased Shim) / Organ Pad / B3 - Gospel / Model B Grand - Ambient (with octave) as lead / Retro Bell lead / Sub Bass / Synth Bass - sus
- I ain't using all 15 slots of the App as originally I had a different version of it in mainstage with 7 sounds (Basses overlapping, bell linked with Model B and no Organ pad nor B3)
which is the ipad you are using in this video ? could you please share the details and specs of the ipad ?
This is an M1 iPad Pro :)
Will ALL song specific patches eventually be adapted for iPad?
We're focused on converting our most popular songs as well as releasing new songs. We likely won't get to *every* song patch we've ever released, but we will continue to work on bringing more songs to the App based on popularity :)
I’m a subscriber but I don’t see “SK” piano sounds. Please help. -My patches look basic even after updating several times.
Hi theere.
Is there a way to change 3rd party plugin settings by any chance? Been trying to fond a way but not realy sure ,if it's possible .
Hi there, thanks for your question! You can open your third party plugin to interact with it by hitting the settings icon in the top right corner of each Sound module on the main screen :)
@@SundaySounds sorry,o haven't makde myself clear. I meant presets. I would like to togle orests without openning the plugin. Thanks a lot
@@mygoogle1525 Ah, thanks for clarifying. The App doesn't have a mechanism for calling up a different preset within a plugin, so in that case you can use a different instance of the plugin within the same Patch, or the next Patch in your Setlist, depending on your needs.
So I'm curious...do you always change the key your playing in on the iPad versus leaving it in C all the time? Hope this makes sense?
I'm wondering the same thing!
If I'm not using Midi FX that rely on the key (Sequencer or Easy Chord) then the Transpose settings can just sit at C and you're free to go from key to key as needed.
-David
@@SundaySounds David you rock man...
After the 1-year license expires, can I continue using third-party plugins?
Can’t say for sure, but I think so
Hi Flavio, thanks for your question. Plugin Hosting requires an active Sunday Keys License, so you'll need to keep your License active to continue using that feature. If you choose not to renew your License you'll no longer be able to use third-party plugins until you purchase a License again, if you decide you'd like to. Let us know if we can help with anything else, have a great day!
@@SundaySounds
Do you intend to include some form of lifetime payment??
I really liked the app, but the fact that I have to pay every year discourages me.
the dollar is very expensive in my country when converted. hahahahaha
@@Flavio_Lima_ We understand. We stick to an annual renewing license so we can both maintain and improve the App w/ new features over time and make it an even better tool.
One question I have is can I use third party 'effects' plugins such as the big sky by strymon?
Good question. The App doesn't currently support hosting audio FX plugins, only instrument plugins.
@@SundaySounds Many thanks 😊
Nice, especially the workflow.
Are you using multiple midi channels?
What are the polyphony limitations when stacking that many sounds?
this is all just a single midi channel.
When you're building a Patch of this size, it's definitely wise to reduce voice counts based on what you actually need. If you ran all 15 Sounds at 64 voice polyphony, even on a powerful device, you'd be in for some sluggish or unreliable performance, but that's only because you're creating a state the App was never actually intended for! In a real-world performance context, where you use the stock Voice Counts for the included Sound Library, or consider reducing them based on what you actually need, you can control the balance well.
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Don't have ipad and not an ipad user.. So
You can get this program on a Mac 🖥️, so no problem.
You can do this on a mac or even a higher end windows laptop(Ableton). You will need to buy a midi controller like the korg nano KONTROL.
If you can’t play, no amount of patch layering is going to cover it up. You should be able to make it sound GREAT with a single part (piano)
Ever tried that bro? I’m guessing no. I’m a pro keys veteran of over 40 years and making a standalone piano sound good is VERY difficult. Even the sound you think is one piano is actually three pianos, an Ep, a pad,and a couple of reverbs and delays. Yes, some pull it off and make it look easy. I assure you it is not. Layering multi sound sources is fundamental (for most of us) to delivering a decent worship experience to a crowd.
@@videditorEB1 I have, and I’ve been playing longer than you. Give me a Wurlitzer, or a Rhodes or an acoustic piano and I’m good to go. I won’t name-drop, but I’ll say I’ve had no complaints about anything missing. The piano is an orchestra if you approach it that way. Look up my latest project on any streaming platform.