Mainstage: Creating Patches with Kevin Melton [Gateway Worship Training]

In this walkthrough tutorial, Kevin demonstrates the details of setting up patches in Mainstage for live worship, how to build them, how to customize them, and what his favorites are.

[@mydanbff5483]

Many thanks you made it so easy for me right now after looking at so many videos yours the best thank you

[@barbcoots]

Thanks for this video. I use Mainstage 3 live with my band, Ps150 and this vid gave me some fresh ideas to work with! God bless!

[@tiendo7569]

Thanks for sharing, Kevin.

[@steve_one]

I have been mystified with some KZbin videos and your video with the the channel strips installed a eureka moment so many thanks for creating these videos 🙂

[@GatewayWorshipTraining]

We're glad to have been able to help!

[@fortheearstohear7824]

Nice video thank you. It would have been nice on the last part if you would have shown us how to save the patch for use with logic.

[@davidjonathandiazrivera4808]

Hi, God bless you. I’m having trouble with how to save patches, as individual patch, as set and even as a concert. I have a mess in my computer and last Sunday I hit Delete and left the four songs I needed for the service and when I wanted to work on a sound the all disappeared. I literally deleted all.

[@myronsamuels8798]

for some reason my mainstage doesnt have EXS 24

[@fredycate2329]

Did u ever figure it out??? Mine doesn’t have it either

[@EmanuelMedeiros-jl6uc]

whats up ! so I also had the same problem, two things might help. First, EXS 24 in recent mainstage versions has been renamed to "Sample" now. If you can't find it, maybe the problem is a second thing. you will probably need to download the entire mainstage library, you can find it in the mainstage -> sound library menu. Hope this helped ! And one more thing, the UI of EXS 24 (now called Sample), is a little different from the video, but you can look at the name of the "parameters" (like cutoff, resonance, etc.) and create the sound by following the video without any problem