You're right. The patch is a blend of the Pearl Upright and some pads.

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support🙏 and thanks for your content ideas, I’ll keep that in mind when planning future content. God bless

@@NoahWonder ​ @NoahWonder What an honor it is to be able to hear your music on the piano. May God bless your life very much brother, thank you infinitely

Thank you so much!

Great question. By using all four outputs of your Nord Stage you can separate the different sounds you’ve built the patch with into different outputs. For instance, you can route the piano sound through output 1-2 and your synth pads through output 3-4. This allows the sound guy to adjust and mix each sound independently, ensuring a better overall mix for the room. Even if your blended sound matches your preference, it might not sound as good in the live setting. With that said, of course there might be situations where it is preferable to use only 2 outputs for simplicity or something else :)

Thank you so much. This is the chord progression: A - E B | A - C#m B

Exactly what I thought! 🤣

Thank you so much!

Actually, Its just improvisation.

Thanks for tuning in. I'm glad to hear you like my videos, many thanks! Great question. I mainly use Nord Keyboards (which I know it pretty expensive) and I'm not very familiar with many other keyboards, so I'm probably not the right person to recommend a more budget friendly keyboards, unfortunately. Maybe it will be a good idea to look into a midi-keyboard + software setup. I wish you all the best! God bless you

Thank you so much! Happy to hear that 🙏

Glad to hear you liked it 🙏

Thank you. This is the patch "Felt Upright" from my Nord Stage 4: Worship Patches Collection. The pad is built with a blend of the three custom-sampled pads "Airy Pad, Sunday Pad and Morning Pad.

@NoahWonder where can i buy this brother?

Here is a link to my webshop where you can find all my patches: www.noahwonder.com

Sure, that would be possible. I just wanted to be able to adjust the 2 piano layers and the strings independently, which is why I’ve not mapped both parameters to the mod wheel. But you’re right, almost everything can be mapped to the mod wheel actually.

Many thanks. Great plan, the BigSky is such a good pedal! I'm running the output of the Nord into the input of the BigSky. And then the output of the BigSky to my audio interface.

Then don't do this....problem solved

You could use the Key•Largo by Radial Engineering which has three stereo channels plus a USB channel for complete audio output control. You can essentially put Main Outputs 1+2 on Stereo Channel 1 and then the Sub Outputs onto Stereo Channel 2. Hopefully this helps.

Lol, try and it's annoying

Sounds like crap

Thank you so much. You can buy my patches here: www.noahwonder.com/

Thank you so much!

I haven’t really thought about doing that before, but it’s an interesting idea!

@NoahWonder I’ve been doing some for worship songs like “We Praise You” during that chorus, I do a synth lead. It really sounds so amazing, especially when adding reverb to the synth

@ That sounds awesome! I can imagine the energy and dynamics this creates.

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Great question. You will need 20 empty programs for this collection. Also, the collection comes with some custom-sampled pads, so you might have to delete a couple of samples on your Nord to make room for that. Lastly, when buying the collection, you will receive a bundle file which means you will achieve all the exact same sounds as I use and have built the patches with - including the piano sounds. I've tested all the piano sounds Nord Keyboards offers and included the pianos I think sounds the best and all in the highest available format (L or XL). Because of that, you might have to delete a couple of your piano sounds to make room for the piano sounds included in the collection. With that said, if you prefer using the piano sounds you've already loaded into your Nord, that is also possible. If you want that, please get in touch with me at [email protected] and I'll love to help you with that.

Great question. The BigSky surely comes with most reverbs and features and will probably always be one of my go to reverb pedals. But if you don't need all these functions and reverbs, the blueSky or Cloudburst are great choices. I really love the ambient textures you can achieve with the Cloudburst and its simple controls, which is why I also love this pedal. The bluesky is great if you just need a solid pedal for room/plate/spring reverbs.