Guitar for HIS Glory. For starters you don't have unnecessary dialogue. The camera position is perfect. You play through exactly like recording. My personally favorite, you list pickup position followed by all pedals/effects used. And just simply the organization of clips is on point. Thanks for your efforts! Keep em' coming!
hi everyone ,if anyone else trying to find out learn to play guitar christian songs try Worship fixer formula ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin got cool results with it.
Troy thank you for this video tutorial! I love, I mean LOVE the way you have done it. I've been playing a long time so I don't need the detailed explanations some tutorials give, but it's awesome that you repeat sections and give a close up view. I know it takes time to do this so thanks so much for it!
Well, not for me personally. I watched up to the 5 or 6 minute mark which was perfect. I just liked how you would take each section and increase your level and zoom in as you played through the song. Perfect for me...time saving :)
can you put the effects you use in the description too please? i love the tutorials and the words you share in the beginnings and the details you put for (delays reverb)
Man I love your tone! I'm also from Michigan and am aspiring to lead from electric as opposed to just acoustic. I wish you were a bit closer so I could take some lessons!
Thanks for the compliment, Joseph! Leading from electric is out of my wheelhouse. I wouldn't be a very good teacher in that regard, HAHA. I rarely lead songs. Maybe 10 times in 6 years. :p
Haha, it's more of just a general guitar playing thing. I've always been a singer who played guitar and I'm trying to even out the gap. Your videos will help a lot I'm sure!
So I had a Veritas Texas Miracle being built and because of this video and your tone I am now changing my build to the Portlander with the El Rayos. Guitar sounds incredible! Anything to help glorify the Lord through sound!
Love your videos!! I'm running through a Big Sky and Kemper as well and I'm wondering if you could give me some more detail on your washy reverb setting? Sounds incredible!!
Wow!!! Thank you bro for sharing your gifts! That guitar looks awesome and tone is amazing! Can you please let me know the pickups for this guitar? Thank you in advance.
Man, how do you figure out all these chord variations in all your tutorials.. you just make it look so easy haha.. like when you sit down to play a song, in a particular key, where do you go from there to play the way you play? I mean like how do you find the different chord shapes you do or the notes you play? I want to know so bad lol.. I'm a beginner..
Daniel, practice! Start learning the three notes that make up each chord. That will help you learn different chord inversions. After a while, the shapes will become second nature. Have you watched my explanation of chord inversions yet? It may help!
Great arrangement! It will take me awhile to learn it, but I will try! can you please give some comments on the Portlander? [I have a $1000 HSS strat, and I am pondering what will be my "other guitar." I mostly play worship music, but some classic rock.] I think most of the improvement in my sound lies in building my skills -- "tone comes from your fingers," right? But I might buy a better guitar too.]
Hi there! Do you have specific questions about the Portlander? I have a rig rundown coming soon where I offer a few thoughts, so if you can wait for that, I'll hold off on typing something up!
Roberto Wanzeler Hey there! I started researching that song you asked about. I believe I did a tutorial of that already. Check my recent uploads and let me know!
Very nice! So good! Your tone is amazing too! I prefer reverbs and delays after the pre amp (looks like your running them pre preamp on the kemper if I'm not mistaken. I currently use a helix, which I love and I was curious as to what type of reverb your using to get a washy sound like that. Also it sounds like you use a pre delay on the reverb too, what do you set it at, or what is the idea behind the predelay? Normally mine is set to 0 but it sounds like your just giving he note definition by not having the huge wash right away. Let me know! I'd love to chat gear and how you set up tones so I can set up my helix better!
Ryan, thank you for the encouraging words! The gear I used is listed in the video description. You're right: I run everything right to the front of the Kemper, mainly because I never saw a need to do anything else. Sounds fine to me, LOL. I walk through my approach to reverbs in the following video, where I also chat about pre-delay: th-cam.com/video/FDOlTaczUas/w-d-xo.html In short, I recommend a higher pre-delay setting for single note/chord (i.e., actually playing) stuff. Alternatively, a lower pre-delay is more appropriate for swells and ambient style stuff. Watch that video and let me know if you have questions. Happy to chat!
Looks like you are starting in A? I am getting lost on the chorus. Kind of hard to see what you fingers are doing. I know the chords but in G, they sound different. Is it because you are playing in the key of the recording?
Those picked chords on the bridge pickup sounded awesome. How do you get such a strong sound out of the high strings on the bridge pickup? Do you set the pickup very close?
Hey, bro! Thanks for the kind words. A nice, bright long-tail 'verb, a decent amount of compression and brighter amp tone will get you there, no problem. Just need to watch your picking hand, because the ice-pick tone can get out of control pretty fast!
Dude, what kind of guitar is that.... Please do an equipment overview! I'd love to get a closer look at your Duesy and whatever else you're using. Are they all your own? How are you running amplification for your videos? Do you use real amps at your church? Sort of an equipment nerd, lol.
Hi, Jake! We'd get along great, because I'm a gear nerd, too! The guitar used here is a Veritas Portlander. Great guitar. :) And yep, all the guitars are mine. We don't use amps at our church. We all run direct. I personally use the Kemper (that's what you're hearing here, too). Maybe I'll do a gear rundown soon. Pretty standard setup--your typical worship player setup, for sure.
Is your compressor "always on" or do you switch it off for overdriven parts? I know this song remains mostly clean but I'm just asking your technique. Thanks! And is the Neunabar worth the money?
Hmmm...that one was probably the M Britt JRT915; it's a Divided by 13 JRT915 profile. It also could have been the Mix Berlin AC30 profile. Can't remember...sorry. :(
You can get there with the Bethel patch; however, I’ll be releasing packs of patches for individual songs, such as this one. This way, each preset is completely customized for the song. They’ll be out soon.
I'm new to guitar- been playing for almost a year. I don't understand how this is key of G and the chord inversions.. really stuck bro.. need help :) Thanks
I need some advice, can you help me? Any kind song coming with 4 chords or more, for example, g,c,d,those 3 chords,. The key is G, how can I lead with those chords to use the pentatonic?
Not sure what you're asking here, Juan. If you're in the key of G, than you would play the Em (Gmaj) pentatonic. However, in worship, the major scale is more commonly used; so, you would simply play in the Gmaj scale.
![[Re:all TREASURE] EP.6 in 방콕ㅣ🚩 쩡캠의 방콕 투어 빵 마이 와이 👍](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uyFw-nItA_s/mqdefault.jpg)
Just so you know, you have the best worship guitar tutorials on TH-cam.
Erik Hartley Wow. Thanks for the encouraging words! Glad some of the videos have been helpful. What about them do you like?
Guitar for HIS Glory. For starters you don't have unnecessary dialogue. The camera position is perfect. You play through exactly like recording. My personally favorite, you list pickup position followed by all pedals/effects used. And just simply the organization of clips is on point. Thanks for your efforts! Keep em' coming!
hi everyone ,if anyone else trying to find out learn to play guitar christian songs try Worship fixer formula ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin got cool results with it.
Great playing man! All the details in it, sometimes it’s easy overlook
Perfect! Many thanks!
Bro you're a lifesaver. I could've transposed from the original but then this.... this... saved me..... Thanks s much an
Glad it helped. 😀
A great tutorial. Thank you! I like that there is no talking!
Thank you brother. Your tutorials are great!!! made all the difference on Sunday!! thanks again!!
These are the best most direct , effective and musically superb worship guitar vids I've ever come across. I love them!!!
Thank you, Steve! I really hope they're helpful. Just a dope with an iPhone and a MacBook. :)
best tutorial i watched on no longer slave 👍
Troy thank you for this video tutorial! I love, I mean LOVE the way you have done it. I've been playing a long time so I don't need the detailed explanations some tutorials give, but it's awesome that you repeat sections and give a close up view. I know it takes time to do this so thanks so much for it!
Glad it was helpful. I stopped doing the slow stuff at the end of the tutorials, but maybe I should I start again?
Well, not for me personally. I watched up to the 5 or 6 minute mark which was perfect. I just liked how you would take each section and increase your level and zoom in as you played through the song. Perfect for me...time saving :)
Awesome. Glad to hear that!
Great job. I'm from Holland. Keep up the good work. Christ is Lord:-).
Thank you for the kind words!
Beautiful
We are playing it in a different key, but I had to hear the Veritas! And it didn’t disappoint! Great job!
Thanks, Ryan. This channel is filled with Veritas stuff. Feel free to snoop around. Haha!
Wow it is beautiful sound/ notes
Nice work, bro'! Thanks for sharing!!!
HEARTFIELD555 You are very welcome. Thank you for the kind words!
G....such a logical key unlike F (key our team is playing it tomorrow) Great tutorial as always man. Killer tone!
Brandon, F? Dang. Sorry, bro. Haha. I hate playing in F. Thanks for the kind words, brother. Either way, worship your tail off tomorrow!
+Guitar for HIS Glory (Troy Trahan) Sometimes is just the principle...like "who just decides to sing in F/F#"...ha
Thanks sounds good to me. That’s what I’m gonna play!
FENOMENAL BROTHER.. Parabéns
Ok. Thanks. Great version
Dude, I just went to your store. You should totally look into getting shirts made. I would totally rock a “Guitar for His Glory” shirt.
I have shirts, but they're not on the store. I don't want to deal with a sales tax ID this year. Maybe in 2019!
can you put the effects you use in the description too please? i love the tutorials and the words you share in the beginnings and the details you put for (delays reverb)
Those details are in the videos at GuitarforHISGLORY.com.
Good job
Man I love your tone! I'm also from Michigan and am aspiring to lead from electric as opposed to just acoustic. I wish you were a bit closer so I could take some lessons!
Thanks for the compliment, Joseph! Leading from electric is out of my wheelhouse. I wouldn't be a very good teacher in that regard, HAHA. I rarely lead songs. Maybe 10 times in 6 years. :p
Haha, it's more of just a general guitar playing thing. I've always been a singer who played guitar and I'm trying to even out the gap. Your videos will help a lot I'm sure!
If you're ever in my neck the woods and you have a guitar with you, we should meet up! Share worship stories. :)
So I had a Veritas Texas Miracle being built and because of this video and your tone I am now changing my build to the Portlander with the El Rayos. Guitar sounds incredible! Anything to help glorify the Lord through sound!
David Gillum That's awesome! Glad this video helped clarify your tone journey. :)
great job there. just followed the whole tones just putting together everything and practice. thanks. i am also praying for those 2 dislikes.
Andrew Marete Thanks, Andrew! Can't please everyone, right? The way I approach these songs is right for some, but not for others. :)
Love your videos!! I'm running through a Big Sky and Kemper as well and I'm wondering if you could give me some more detail on your washy reverb setting? Sounds incredible!!
Andrew Mason Thanks for the kind words, Andrew! You can actually download my reverb settings at www.guitarforhisglory.com.
Wow!!! Thank you bro for sharing your gifts! That guitar looks awesome and tone is amazing! Can you please let me know the pickups for this guitar? Thank you in advance.
Reyland Jurado Those are Lollar El Rayos.
Man, how do you figure out all these chord variations in all your tutorials.. you just make it look so easy haha.. like when you sit down to play a song, in a particular key, where do you go from there to play the way you play? I mean like how do you find the different chord shapes you do or the notes you play? I want to know so bad lol.. I'm a beginner..
Daniel, practice! Start learning the three notes that make up each chord. That will help you learn different chord inversions. After a while, the shapes will become second nature. Have you watched my explanation of chord inversions yet? It may help!
Great arrangement! It will take me awhile to learn it, but I will try! can you please give some comments on the Portlander? [I have a $1000 HSS strat, and I am pondering what will be my "other guitar." I mostly play worship music, but some classic rock.] I think most of the improvement in my sound lies in building my skills -- "tone comes from your fingers," right? But I might buy a better guitar too.]
Hi there! Do you have specific questions about the Portlander? I have a rig rundown coming soon where I offer a few thoughts, so if you can wait for that, I'll hold off on typing something up!
Looking forward to it :-)
Robert Lingle Just uploaded it last night!
Wow.. beautiful… to advanced for me lol
Great video. I was able to catch most of your shapes for the chords, but do you have them tabbed out some where I missed?
No tabs, Brent. Sorry.
Perfect..
Roberto Wanzeler If that was sincere, thank you!
Guitar for HIS Glory Record a video tutorial of the song "Praises rises" by Josh Baldwin Bethel music .. I will be grateful!
Roberto Wanzeler I'll look into it!
Guitar for HIS Glory I'll be happy to see this video .. thanks!
Roberto Wanzeler Hey there! I started researching that song you asked about. I believe I did a tutorial of that already. Check my recent uploads and let me know!
Very nice! So good! Your tone is amazing too! I prefer reverbs and delays after the pre amp (looks like your running them pre preamp on the kemper if I'm not mistaken. I currently use a helix, which I love and I was curious as to what type of reverb your using to get a washy sound like that. Also it sounds like you use a pre delay on the reverb too, what do you set it at, or what is the idea behind the predelay? Normally mine is set to 0 but it sounds like your just giving he note definition by not having the huge wash right away. Let me know! I'd love to chat gear and how you set up tones so I can set up my helix better!
Ryan, thank you for the encouraging words! The gear I used is listed in the video description.
You're right: I run everything right to the front of the Kemper, mainly because I never saw a need to do anything else. Sounds fine to me, LOL.
I walk through my approach to reverbs in the following video, where I also chat about pre-delay: th-cam.com/video/FDOlTaczUas/w-d-xo.html
In short, I recommend a higher pre-delay setting for single note/chord (i.e., actually playing) stuff. Alternatively, a lower pre-delay is more appropriate for swells and ambient style stuff.
Watch that video and let me know if you have questions. Happy to chat!
This is beautiful.. I just wish we could see tabs ;/
No tabs. Sorry. :(
hi can you create a video on no longer slaves bridge part?
I did. :) Click here --> th-cam.com/video/zQtY7mXVIIg/w-d-xo.html
Starts at around 6:44. Hope it helps!
Your clean sounds a lot better than mine. I don’t know why my clean sucks. Lol.
LOL. Not sure. Explain your situation a bit. :)
Looks like you are starting in A? I am getting lost on the chorus. Kind of hard to see what you fingers are doing. I know the chords but in G, they sound different. Is it because you are playing in the key of the recording?
Nope. It’s in G, both the backing track and the parts I’m playing.
Those picked chords on the bridge pickup sounded awesome. How do you get such a strong sound out of the high strings on the bridge pickup? Do you set the pickup very close?
Hey, bro! Thanks for the kind words. A nice, bright long-tail 'verb, a decent amount of compression and brighter amp tone will get you there, no problem. Just need to watch your picking hand, because the ice-pick tone can get out of control pretty fast!
Oops...nope. Bridge pickup is placed at the typical height.
Thank you! That helps :)
Dude, what kind of guitar is that....
Please do an equipment overview! I'd love to get a closer look at your Duesy and whatever else you're using. Are they all your own? How are you running amplification for your videos? Do you use real amps at your church?
Sort of an equipment nerd, lol.
Hi, Jake! We'd get along great, because I'm a gear nerd, too!
The guitar used here is a Veritas Portlander. Great guitar. :) And yep, all the guitars are mine.
We don't use amps at our church. We all run direct. I personally use the Kemper (that's what you're hearing here, too).
Maybe I'll do a gear rundown soon. Pretty standard setup--your typical worship player setup, for sure.
I noticed that you have the Walrus Audio Julia on your board, I was just curious how you dialed that in with this song, if at all?
Elijah Hills The Julia is a chorus/vibrato pedal. There’s no such effect on this song.
Puedes hacerla en E por favor
Is your compressor "always on" or do you switch it off for overdriven parts? I know this song remains mostly clean but I'm just asking your technique. Thanks! And is the Neunabar worth the money?
Erik Hartley Compressor is always on. Concerning the Neunaber: that's completely subjective. I think it's worth the money. :)
question these patches are set into snap shots?
Hey man, nice work! Are these Lollar El rayos on your Veritas? God bless
Thank you for the kind words. Yessir. Lollar El Rayos.
What amp profile are you using on this song? Sounds great.
Hmmm...that one was probably the M Britt JRT915; it's a Divided by 13 JRT915 profile. It also could have been the Mix Berlin AC30 profile. Can't remember...sorry. :(
And what is your pedal chain? I your RC towards the end of chain or beginning?
Erik Hartley End. I go through the entire pedalboard setup in a video I uploaded titled Rig Rundown #1. Check it out you'd like!
Hey man, how which pickups used in this portlander? Bearcat or grizzly?
Lollar El Rayos. :)
QUALITY
Thank you.
What effect is that? line6 pod Hd500x?!
My pedalboard into a Kemper.
Hey man! What pickups are you using in that Veritas? I have one being built now and can't settle on a pickup.
Hey there! I chose Lollar El Rayos. Great pickups for folks who want the benefits of humbuckers but with more of a single coil character to the sound.
Awesome - thanks! They sound great!
+Victor Carrillo You're welcome! Good luck with your new Veritas. I'm absolutely positive you'll love it!
Hello! Do u have an equivalent tone in your helix package ?
You can get there with the Bethel patch; however, I’ll be releasing packs of patches for individual songs, such as this one. This way, each preset is completely customized for the song. They’ll be out soon.
Is this the original key?
No.
I have another video of the original key.
Is this ebony or rosewood fretboard?
Rosewood.
I'm new to guitar- been playing for almost a year. I don't understand how this is key of G and the chord inversions.. really stuck bro.. need help :)
Thanks
Aaron Costigan Watch my video about chord inversions; it will help!
Okay thanks bro- how is this key of G?
Aaron Costigan I transposed the track to G with software, because that's the key our worship team plays it in. Does that make sense?
Yeah thanks- it's the fact that it looks like you're in the A scale but it fits nice in G on the hook
Where did you get this guitar
I custom ordered it from Veritas Guitars.
I need some advice, can you help me? Any kind song coming with 4 chords or more, for example, g,c,d,those 3 chords,. The key is G, how can I lead with those chords to use the pentatonic?
Not sure what you're asking here, Juan. If you're in the key of G, than you would play the Em (Gmaj) pentatonic. However, in worship, the major scale is more commonly used; so, you would simply play in the Gmaj scale.
Ok.... I'm buying a Veritas... Now if they can stock up...that'll be great.
Good choice.
I have two veritas guitars and I will never play anything else
Can you be more specific with your title and say if it's a tutorial or not
john yune Confused, bro. Not sure what you're asking! :)