I really want to make the worship music on my church to have this kind of effects but sadly I can’t afford this things. I wished we can able to have this things for better praise and worship for my church.
Feature Request: Make click volume adjustable (if possible). We practiced last night with keys + pads + click and click was overwhelming. I am just reporting that our keys player said that click volume was set. (we have keys/pads/click all going out audio 3.5mm jack for now until we get an audio interface as you have described). Also, if possible, allow click routing to secondary outputs (imagine a Focusrite 4i4 with four outputs - allow sending of each to a pair of outs - say keys to 1,2 pad to 3 and click to 4). Of course, if routed that way, one can adjust the gain on the particular track once it hits a mixing system. Best-case scenario would be the TrackRig (a bit pricey at $499) - keys to 1,2 pads to 3,4, click to 5,6 (allowing someone to adjust which ear to put it in) and audio playback of perhaps some tracks or a song we are practicing on 7,8.
Worth noting that a lot of digital / stage pianos will receive the audio over same USB used for the midi. As well as being much easier to setup (and of course cheaper!), 2 distinct benefits: 1) if the iPad or Sunday Keys crashes you can just fade the digital piano up and carry on playing. 2) no faffing around swapping audio cables if some weeks you have a keys player that just uses the piano
We are running Sunday Keys on an iPad using a setup very similar to what you describe in this video. Our keyboard player/Worship Team leader wants to also run Multitracks from an additional iPad from her location. Do you have a suggestion on the best way to interface all of that?
I'm using a 9th Gen (A13 chip), and can positively attest that SK works GREAT on this device, with a 512 buffer size. I am actually able to load David's "one patch to rule them all" which uses all 15 sound slots, and play it with no problem. Things get a bit dicey if I replace one if these with one of my own plugins, such as Pianoteq or MKSensation with all slots filled. BUT both of those plugins work very well with up to about 6 sound slots. I might possibly upgrade to an M2 device so I can run more layers with my own plugins, but really, how often do I need more than 6?
This may be a dumb question, I’m new to this and trying to learn. Can I use my iPad (new iPad Pro with M4) charger as the power supply or do I need to purchase a separate one like in the video? It doesn’t seem to want to power my keyboard (Native Instruments kontrol 88 key MK3). Using hub to connect to audio interface Focusrite Scarlett 4th generation to Kali audio speakers.
Hi Angela, not a dumb question! As you're already leaning towards confirming, the included iPad power supply doesn't supply enough power to actually power connected hardware devices. That's why we always tell folks to purchase a dedicated power supply that's intended for providing more power.
Any tips on adjusting the sensitivity of pressing the keyboard? I feel like there are times I try to play under the preaching and I try to play soft and sometimes the sound will just SMACK.
many keyboards have some built-in mechanism for adjusting the velocity curve. If not, there’s also a velocity adjustment slider within the “Midi” settings tab in the Sunday Keys App!
What's your keyboard - post such make/model with these questions. Also, does your Front of House mixer position adjust volumes or does the keys player do it?
I have my YAMAHA mox6, but I can't connect with the app. I got the midi to USB cable, got the audio interface. "Do I have to setup something more, or any setup in my keyboard?" Please help.
Just got the whole set up and I’m haven’t trouble with the sound. It sounds super low on the in house speakers and when we turn it up on the mixer it sounds saturated. Could you please guide me in how to make it sound louder without distorting
Proper gain-staging is key, so rather than turning up the volume fader at the desk make sure you're setting an adequate channel gain signal at the input stage for your mixing console. Happy to help further if needed, reach out to us via the link on our website!
Shit, I've been thinking for two weeks now about which tablet I should get for the Sunday Key app. I ordered the iPad 2022 today and you're releasing a new video today...
I’ve got a 9th gen (I brought them in 2022 but I think they’re even 2021 models). I needed a camera connecter to connect it to the hub but so far so good.
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.
Hi does the m audio 49 key midi work with your Sunday keys app, cause I was wondering if the song specific patches are programmed for 61 keys and 88 keys or will the patches auto adjust to what ever size keyboard I have?
I don’t believe so. On my m1 iPad Air with stage manager turned on it ends up as a little landscape window in the middle of the screen. If you have an external midi controller with faders and stuff and don’t need to actually hit buttons in the app it works fine. The app will keep running and making sound in the background even if it’s not on screen at all. Just remember to close it when you’re done, it often completely drains my iPad battery overnight when I forget it’s running
Hey folks, thanks for your comments. Just want to note that we do track overall stability across new versions of iPadOS, MacOS, and across new versions and features of the App. On the overall we are seeing improved stability, with fewer crashes over time and the latest version of the App is proving very stable for the vast majority of users. That being said, we'd love to help you out so you also feel confident. The symptoms you're describing are indicative that some local CPU optimizations can be adjusted to improve performance and reduce CPU strain, especially when you're playing with many sounds and a lot of notes. Just because we make it possible to add up to 15 Sounds, each with 64 voice polyphony per Sound, doesn't mean that all devices are going to be able to handle that. We'd be glad to help offer some specific things you can check to dial in the right balance between performance flexibility and lean CPU usage if you'd like a hand. Reach out to us via the support page on our site if you'd like, or if you'd prefer to DIY you can check out our CPU optimization section in the App's user manual here: support.sundaysounds.com/article/3150-optimizing-app-performance
If I use the macbook for sunday keys, comparing both the SK app and Mainstage template, does the Mainstage version technically have better sound quality? Just curious for when I want to use it to record.
Hi there, great question. If you'd like to use Sunday Keys sounds for recording we'd recommend that you actually download the MainStage format and then open those Patches as channel strips directly inside the sister DAW, Logic Pro. That way you can take real-time control of the sound, or automate it on the timeline as needed. It gives you maximum flexibility to record multiple midi takes, etc.
I’ve been having some crashing issues on my M1 iPad air if i have too many of the slots filled and hit a lot of notes. I feel like it’s partly a app problem more than an ipad issue, but can’t be sure for your scenario
Hi @WesleyanWorshipGuy and @Levinewell2325 thanks for your comments. David himself is using an M1 iPad Pro without issue, so we know there are things you can do too to dial in reliable and smooth performance. The symptoms you're describing are indicative that some local CPU optimizations can be adjusted to improve performance and reduce CPU strain, especially when you're playing with many sounds and a lot of notes. Just because we make it possible to add up to 15 Sounds, each with 64 voice polyphony per Sound, doesn't mean that all devices are going to be able to handle that. We'd be glad to help offer some specific things you can check to dial in the right balance between performance flexibility and lean CPU usage if you'd like a hand. Reach out to us via the support page on our site if you'd like, or if you'd prefer to DIY you can check out our CPU optimization section in the App's user manual here: support.sundaysounds.com/article/3150-optimizing-app-performance
@pianobirdy629 the App runs well for the vast majority of users and you have lots of built-in settings to help dial in a great experience for your device. It powers the keys rig for thousands of churches every Sunday :) If you have any questions or concerns along the way feel free to reach out to us via our website and we're happy to help.
Help 😔 I'm having a problem with Sunday Keys not recognising Radial USB pro for the speaker. My audio interface broke and I bought the Radial USB pro thinking I can just have that with my Ipad Pro and a midi keyboard. I've connected the midi keyboard and the Radial USB pro to my usb hub connected to my Ipad Pro but sounds only come out to the Ipad speaker. Do I need a separate audio interface with Radial? Or am I connecting stuff wrong? The Radial USB I have then connected to our mixer. Please help🙏🏼😔
The higher end Anker hub mentioned in this video features a USB C port, so our recommendation would be to use that with a cable that goes from USB C to type B or whatever type you need on the other end :)
Hey guys I’m having crashing issues on the app. Disappointed as I just upgraded to an M2 iPad Air after it was crashing on my old 2017 iPad Pro - hoping this would fix the issue. Still crashing on my new iPad when using song specific patches. Super frustrating during a worship setting when the app completely crashes. Help??
Hi there, thanks for your comment and we can definitely help. Crashes of this kind indicate that you need to consider optimizing some of the CPU settings in the App, especially the pre-load setting and the audio buffer size. You can also reduce CPU strain further when you're playing Patches with a lot of sounds (or just playing a lot of notes) by reducing the "Voice Count" setting within individual Sounds in your Patches. We are happy to walk through optimization steps with you in more detail, you'll 100% be able to achieve reliable performance with your device (David's still running an M1 iPad, so you've got him beat!). Please reach out to us via the support page on our site if you'd like us to help you one on one. Thanks and have a great weekend!
You’ll need an Apple Lightning to USB3 Camera Adapter. I’m using an older iPad with Sunday keys and it works great. Plug your power cord into the lightning input on the adapter and the USB in the other input. So far my old iPad has been working great with that setup.
@@keysandfretsmusicstudio7113so after we buy the lighting usb3 can we still connect it to one of the usb hubs he mention on the video just to have more inputs.
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Hope to see Song Specific Patches for Cityalight and Sovereign Grace!
THIS!! Waiting for patches for these artists
Yes please! I would love that!
Been waiting for this too
I really want to make the worship music on my church to have this kind of effects but sadly I can’t afford this things. I wished we can able to have this things for better praise and worship for my church.
Feature Request: Make click volume adjustable (if possible). We practiced last night with keys + pads + click and click was overwhelming. I am just reporting that our keys player said that click volume was set. (we have keys/pads/click all going out audio 3.5mm jack for now until we get an audio interface as you have described). Also, if possible, allow click routing to secondary outputs (imagine a Focusrite 4i4 with four outputs - allow sending of each to a pair of outs - say keys to 1,2 pad to 3 and click to 4). Of course, if routed that way, one can adjust the gain on the particular track once it hits a mixing system. Best-case scenario would be the TrackRig (a bit pricey at $499) - keys to 1,2 pads to 3,4, click to 5,6 (allowing someone to adjust which ear to put it in) and audio playback of perhaps some tracks or a song we are practicing on 7,8.
Worth noting that a lot of digital / stage pianos will receive the audio over same USB used for the midi. As well as being much easier to setup (and of course cheaper!), 2 distinct benefits: 1) if the iPad or Sunday Keys crashes you can just fade the digital piano up and carry on playing. 2) no faffing around swapping audio cables if some weeks you have a keys player that just uses the piano
Is there a specific feature name I need to search for when looking for this feature?
@@jessechristman1471 not sure there's a specific feature name. My piano lists the following under connectivity: USB B type (supports USB MIDI/AUDIO)
We are running Sunday Keys on an iPad using a setup very similar to what you describe in this video. Our keyboard player/Worship Team leader wants to also run Multitracks from an additional iPad from her location. Do you have a suggestion on the best way to interface all of that?
CityAlight is a great Artist
Will you guys do a more updated Ableton video with the Sunday Keys anytime soon?
FEATURE REQUEST! Please make SK support more than two MIDI inputs. 🙏🏼
While choosing an iPad to run sunday keys does the storage really matters??
Could someone explain??
I want to try this set up but can i run ipad air 2?
hi bro im from India. is there any discount on the sunday keys app. and i cant beat that much of price
I bought sounds from keyscapes, can i use them using sunday keys iPad App?
I'm using a 9th Gen (A13 chip), and can positively attest that SK works GREAT on this device, with a 512 buffer size. I am actually able to load David's "one patch to rule them all" which uses all 15 sound slots, and play it with no problem. Things get a bit dicey if I replace one if these with one of my own plugins, such as Pianoteq or MKSensation with all slots filled. BUT both of those plugins work very well with up to about 6 sound slots. I might possibly upgrade to an M2 device so I can run more layers with my own plugins, but really, how often do I need more than 6?
can the newest ipad mini 2024 run sunday sounds smoothly?
If I use my iPad with Sunday sounds as the main daw per se, how can I record everything I'm doing on my keyboard?
This may be a dumb question, I’m new to this and trying to learn. Can I use my iPad (new iPad Pro with M4) charger as the power supply or do I need to purchase a separate one like in the video? It doesn’t seem to want to power my keyboard (Native Instruments kontrol 88 key MK3). Using hub to connect to audio interface Focusrite Scarlett 4th generation to Kali audio speakers.
Hi Angela, not a dumb question! As you're already leaning towards confirming, the included iPad power supply doesn't supply enough power to actually power connected hardware devices. That's why we always tell folks to purchase a dedicated power supply that's intended for providing more power.
@@SundaySounds thank you so much for the information! This video and your response was extremely helpful!
Have issues with using extension USB cables, hoping this one works
Is Sunday keys a life time license or a yearly purchase?
With the Track Rig, can't I just plug in the iPad or Mac to it, then the MIDI keyboard to the hub on the Track Rig?
Once you connect all audio interface, what to do if you want to the sounds to come out of your ipad?
How many GB's would you recommend for the hard drive on the iPad?
Will it work with iPad Mini too?
Any tips on adjusting the sensitivity of pressing the keyboard? I feel like there are times I try to play under the preaching and I try to play soft and sometimes the sound will just SMACK.
many keyboards have some built-in mechanism for adjusting the velocity curve. If not, there’s also a velocity adjustment slider within the “Midi” settings tab in the Sunday Keys App!
What's your keyboard - post such make/model with these questions. Also, does your Front of House mixer position adjust volumes or does the keys player do it?
@@SundaySounds the velocity adjustment in the settings actually worked out for me perfect. I tested it on Sunday. Thank you!
@@johnmcvicker6728 it had nothing to do with the volume. The velocity adjustment was the setting that ended up needing to be changed
Do u need direct boxes if you have the interface or can you just use the 1/4 to xlr male cables???
If you don't need the ground lift, you can just use 1/4 to XLR :)
I have a problem with my Sunday keys app that it is not detecting my midi keyboard nektar impact gx49. Please help me out of this.
I have my YAMAHA mox6, but I can't connect with the app.
I got the midi to USB cable, got the audio interface. "Do I have to setup something more, or any setup in my keyboard?"
Please help.
Just got the whole set up and I’m haven’t trouble with the sound. It sounds super low on the in house speakers and when we turn it up on the mixer it sounds saturated. Could you please guide me in how to make it sound louder without distorting
Proper gain-staging is key, so rather than turning up the volume fader at the desk make sure you're setting an adequate channel gain signal at the input stage for your mixing console. Happy to help further if needed, reach out to us via the link on our website!
Loving the app and something I'm interested in. Are there any options for Android?
Thanks for your comment! We don't have any plans to release for Android, the App is only available for iPad and Mac.
Shit, I've been thinking for two weeks now about which tablet I should get for the Sunday Key app. I ordered the iPad 2022 today and you're releasing a new video today...
I’ve got a 9th gen (I brought them in 2022 but I think they’re even 2021 models). I needed a camera connecter to connect it to the hub but so far so good.
Pls do for macbook
Can I play drum loops on the app?
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.
No in the ipad
I use SK, onsong and the X32 controller all at the same time. Have to swipe between the screens though
Hi does the m audio 49 key midi work with your Sunday keys app, cause I was wondering if the song specific patches are programmed for 61 keys and 88 keys or will the patches auto adjust to what ever size keyboard I have?
If I got a USB hub with a headphone out, could I use that output instead of using an audio interface?
Most likely yes, depending on the USB hub. For long term use we still recommend investing in a dedicated audio interface.
hi, I bought 'komplete audio 1'. I can't get it to sound. anyone can help me?
Will Sunday Keys app run in portrait mode? I would need to combine it with my sheet music reader , which I always use in portrait mode.
I don’t believe so. On my m1 iPad Air with stage manager turned on it ends up as a little landscape window in the middle of the screen. If you have an external midi controller with faders and stuff and don’t need to actually hit buttons in the app it works fine. The app will keep running and making sound in the background even if it’s not on screen at all. Just remember to close it when you’re done, it often completely drains my iPad battery overnight when I forget it’s running
@@keatonbrier okay thanks. That's what I feared. oh well, on to something else.
Biggest problem right now is Sunday Keys isn't working well on the current IpadOS. It crashes constantly even on M1 Ipad Pro's.
Yeah, if I have a good number of sounds going and hit too many notes with the sustain pedal it crashes on my M1 ipad air
same issue with SK app on Mac. crashes often and isn’t reliable
Really? Mac too. Mmm yeah, definitely something they need to work on. Pause on the new features for a moment and make it as stable as possible
Hey folks, thanks for your comments. Just want to note that we do track overall stability across new versions of iPadOS, MacOS, and across new versions and features of the App. On the overall we are seeing improved stability, with fewer crashes over time and the latest version of the App is proving very stable for the vast majority of users.
That being said, we'd love to help you out so you also feel confident. The symptoms you're describing are indicative that some local CPU optimizations can be adjusted to improve performance and reduce CPU strain, especially when you're playing with many sounds and a lot of notes. Just because we make it possible to add up to 15 Sounds, each with 64 voice polyphony per Sound, doesn't mean that all devices are going to be able to handle that. We'd be glad to help offer some specific things you can check to dial in the right balance between performance flexibility and lean CPU usage if you'd like a hand.
Reach out to us via the support page on our site if you'd like, or if you'd prefer to DIY you can check out our CPU optimization section in the App's user manual here: support.sundaysounds.com/article/3150-optimizing-app-performance
Thank you!
This app is awesome on my new iPad Pro M4. I just wish I can use two midi controllers with it.
Glad to hear! We'll note your feature request for multiple controller support as well :)
Will an Ipad with A14 bionic Chip work with SK?
Yes
If I use the macbook for sunday keys, comparing both the SK app and Mainstage template, does the Mainstage version technically have better sound quality?
Just curious for when I want to use it to record.
Hi there, great question. If you'd like to use Sunday Keys sounds for recording we'd recommend that you actually download the MainStage format and then open those Patches as channel strips directly inside the sister DAW, Logic Pro. That way you can take real-time control of the sound, or automate it on the timeline as needed. It gives you maximum flexibility to record multiple midi takes, etc.
We have the base iPad and regularly experience crashes with our custom-made patches. Do you recommend we bump up to the iPad Pro and give it a try?
I’ve been having some crashing issues on my M1 iPad air if i have too many of the slots filled and hit a lot of notes. I feel like it’s partly a app problem more than an ipad issue, but can’t be sure for your scenario
@@WesleyanWorshipGuy I have an M1 IPad Pro and have these issues too.
@@WesleyanWorshipGuy so should I didn't buy the up now?
Hi @WesleyanWorshipGuy and @Levinewell2325 thanks for your comments.
David himself is using an M1 iPad Pro without issue, so we know there are things you can do too to dial in reliable and smooth performance.
The symptoms you're describing are indicative that some local CPU optimizations can be adjusted to improve performance and reduce CPU strain, especially when you're playing with many sounds and a lot of notes. Just because we make it possible to add up to 15 Sounds, each with 64 voice polyphony per Sound, doesn't mean that all devices are going to be able to handle that. We'd be glad to help offer some specific things you can check to dial in the right balance between performance flexibility and lean CPU usage if you'd like a hand.
Reach out to us via the support page on our site if you'd like, or if you'd prefer to DIY you can check out our CPU optimization section in the App's user manual here: support.sundaysounds.com/article/3150-optimizing-app-performance
@pianobirdy629 the App runs well for the vast majority of users and you have lots of built-in settings to help dial in a great experience for your device. It powers the keys rig for thousands of churches every Sunday :)
If you have any questions or concerns along the way feel free to reach out to us via our website and we're happy to help.
Help 😔 I'm having a problem with Sunday Keys not recognising Radial USB pro for the speaker. My audio interface broke and I bought the Radial USB pro thinking I can just have that with my Ipad Pro and a midi keyboard. I've connected the midi keyboard and the Radial USB pro to my usb hub connected to my Ipad Pro but sounds only come out to the Ipad speaker. Do I need a separate audio interface with Radial? Or am I connecting stuff wrong? The Radial USB I have then connected to our mixer. Please help🙏🏼😔
Please reach out to our support team at sundaysounds.com/contact, and they will be able to help you out with this. Thanks!
Is your USB hub powered? It's possible that it's not receiving enough power to transmit the signal and "power" the Radial USB pro.
Do you have a three USB port recommendation?
The higher end Anker hub mentioned in this video features a USB C port, so our recommendation would be to use that with a cable that goes from USB C to type B or whatever type you need on the other end :)
@@SundaySounds we use two MIDI controllers plus a radial USB Pro DI which necessitates a third USB A port along with the USB-C for the host device.
Hey guys I’m having crashing issues on the app. Disappointed as I just upgraded to an M2 iPad Air after it was crashing on my old 2017 iPad Pro - hoping this would fix the issue.
Still crashing on my new iPad when using song specific patches. Super frustrating during a worship setting when the app completely crashes. Help??
Hi there, thanks for your comment and we can definitely help. Crashes of this kind indicate that you need to consider optimizing some of the CPU settings in the App, especially the pre-load setting and the audio buffer size. You can also reduce CPU strain further when you're playing Patches with a lot of sounds (or just playing a lot of notes) by reducing the "Voice Count" setting within individual Sounds in your Patches.
We are happy to walk through optimization steps with you in more detail, you'll 100% be able to achieve reliable performance with your device (David's still running an M1 iPad, so you've got him beat!).
Please reach out to us via the support page on our site if you'd like us to help you one on one. Thanks and have a great weekend!
So what do I do if my ipad still has a lightning port?
You’ll need an Apple Lightning to USB3 Camera Adapter. I’m using an older iPad with Sunday keys and it works great. Plug your power cord into the lightning input on the adapter and the USB in the other input. So far my old iPad has been working great with that setup.
^this :) Thanks for the helpful comment!
@@keysandfretsmusicstudio7113so after we buy the lighting usb3 can we still connect it to one of the usb hubs he mention on the video just to have more inputs.