that instrumental pierces my soul dude. I will be singing all out, and the guitar hits and my whole being just STOPS. Most intense thing I have ever heard
he still kept memory of experience of heaven.tasting heavens worship totally changed me.encountering jesus as king has changed me.seen his character appearance is life changin.we musicians and singers worship serve a mighty king.i cant wait get heaven forever.
@@anatoliys5022 he is using the Blue Sky. You can see it in this video of the same tutorial ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dKlhsC4Jjww.html
how deep amazing song!!!!i love hillsong n this music instrumental....kids n all hillsong music.....AMAZING GUITARRIST nigel hendroff...i wish he didnt go out like others for been lost on catholic or any darkness cult
im so prilivaged jesus took me in heaven and back three times.worship in heaven so awesome incredibly sweet.melodies so sweet and voices of angels singing so good u totally dont want come back on earth.earthly worship different.
since they dont have a "worship leader" he's directing the other band members via in-ear and giving them directions on what part of the song to go to. this way, they can record these videos in one take.
Waooo no importa quién seas como seas de dónde vienes si usas tu talento para alabar el nombre de nuestro padre quien reina y vive por los siglos de la siglos gloria a Dios
Bluesky shimmer and Ice on the timeline are very similar. I have the bluesky and can get the same sound as on the recording. Chances are you can use the timeline for that as well, though.
you shoulda been there. didnt matter if it was overkill cause of how loud everything was and the atmosphere of the overall place. an amazing evperience :)
+boseduard yea that's why they practice , but in worship nothing goes as planned sometimes you add another chorus or something and everyone has to follow the worship director in this case Nigel hendroff
I can assure everybody that he doesn't use on the shimmer setting on this song.....sounds like ICE from the TIMELINE... he is probably using the bluesky just for reverb but not the shimmer... is the ICE for sure.... what u guys think??? i owe a timeline and i know what preset his using lol
It's a combination of the Bluesky's shimmer reverb on about 80-90% wet mix and his Timeline's ice delay, but really any octave shimmer reverb will work and delay. I use the shimmer setting on a Walrus Audio Descent and the analog setting on a Flashback Triple Delay.
That's an MD mic (Music Director). When you talk into it, what you say goes into the earpieces of the rest of the group, adn no one in the crowd is able to hear it. Nigel Hendroff is one of the music directors in Hillsong along with the keyboard players
It's an MD mic. when you speak into it, everything you say goes into the earpieces that everyone in teh band has. it lets them know, "hey you need to do this next," or, "okay now we go here."
Yeah It's legit sounds like he just turned on all of his pedals and cranked his mix on them all, Just sounds super muddy. He's kinda sloppy in all of these videos if you ask me, which is weird because he's usually so tight.
dru cullen he does my brother! he was playng with the whole band but they didnt show it them. he was using the mic to let the others know to go to the bridge or outro etc etc, god bless you brother!
What an incredible talent...I could listen to this guy pick away and finesse the guitar to tell a story within the sound. Truly God given talent enhanced by I'm sure hours of practice & devotion... If he ever comes to play in the U.S. I would travel across the country to witness him play live... Randy Wilson Randy Wilson
It is a degree of scales he is using instead of chords. I = Tonic (Major) ii = Super tonic (minor) iii = Mediant (minor) IV = Subdominant (Major) V = Dominant (Major) vi = Submediant (minor) vii = Leading tone (deminished) And 8 is back to I = Tonic/Octave (Major) It depends on your root chord. Example: C Tonic is C (Root) Supertonic is dm (d minor) Mediant is em (e minor) Subdominant is F (F Major) Dominant is G (G Major) Submediant is am (a minor) Leading tone is b° (b deminished) Tonic is C (Octave) Follow the same pattern in other chords.
