Creating Better Piano Patches presented by Ian McIntosh from Jesus Culture

Ian McIntosh from Jesus Culture shares some tips on creating great piano patches for worship. After the video, learn more from Sweetwater Worship Connect here: www.sweetwater.com/worship/

[@GodFirstnl]

Wow so helpful!

[@Id45Id45]

What is that case the laptop is on? Looks nice!

[@rheubengreen8612]

000 and go for it!!

[@calebdizon.]

Does anyone have the Real Pianos patch for Mainstage 3? I purchased it, but it doesn't sound as clear compared to how it originally sounds with Reason. Yes, I already fixed the velocity offset, loaded the samples/buses on EXS24 sampler, and even turned Dream Reverb off. Nonetheless, the pure audio samples itself sounds too echo-ey with excessive reverb. I've been trying to contact Ian/Synth University for a month, but I haven't gotten anywhere. Does anyone have an example of how Real Pianos sounds on Mainstage 3?

[@chuck1prillaman]

Better music through science.

[@gkob3257]

what is the application he's using in his macbook?

[@MattRockett]

Reason

[@willgaines5269]

So this is more like "How to use compression on a worship keyboard patch", not what the title says.

[@carlostorres1171]

Thus creating an arguably better piano patch...

[@jue0316]

what piano is this?? it sounds so goooooood!!

[@jafetcruzvillanueva2269]

That piano is part of a Refill of the software "Reason Studios". It is called "Reason Pianos".

[@papankunci]

9 minutes just for put compression on piano.

[@Harrymusicmusings]

😐

[@Michael-le5ph]

So, add compression to all piano patches to make the volume ALWAYS the same. Boring as HECK! What real piano player would want to do this? Is this why all Christian praise and worship sounds the same? It's just like new age meditation music.

[@vidmaster7]

Ludicrous comment! There is a huge variety of Christian music and it does NOT all sound the same.

[@CarlSolovox]

Why would you insult new age meditation music like that?