Phil Wickham - SingAlong 2 - Heaven Fall Down Live at Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa!

[@Luciano_cameraman_da_ivetinha]

muito legal.... Gosto desse mano!

[@jirinacerna1137]

HALLELUJAH!!!:-):-):-)

[@katiejuarez1015]

i was here!! :)

[@ADifferentVibe]

Lots of great music discussion on this -- I love it! Phil is tuned down a whole step for the entire "singalong 2" record. On his "Response" record, this song is in Db, but it's in C here and he is playing chord shapes as if he is in the key of D. This I am 100% sure about.

[@skkev]

I think I got the riff down! yas

[@Freedomfoe07]

No need for tutorials. It's very easy to figure out to be honest. It's all standard playing, I guess it just sounds a lot better with a lower Octave. As a matter of fact, I actually am using phils tuning as my standard tuning. It does sound a lot better distorted and more powerful. So kudos to Phil. And speaking of which, a lot of the songs, Phil likes to use E, A, B, and Cm7. If you apply that, you probably have gotten nearly half the album down.

[@the2011musician]

Does anyone know what combination of pedals/effects Phil uses when he plays acoustic like this?

[@ericrdutton]

okay sweet, I know he usually plays in D# but I'm dropped a whole step. I finally got the chords he used in this song from a tutorial video for At Your Name on his youtube, i wrote them out on that if anyone wants to know what they are

[@rubengarcia1149]

All you need is a dotted eighth delay right? I think he puts just one repeat maybe?

[@labcity]

That's a Martin man, look at the square head stock.

[@jonnycapo]

Can I get those chords from you?

[@bourgeoisboy]

my guess is a tuner and boss dd-20 giga delay w/ tap tempo.

[@cryglory]

boss gigadelay, and a dl4. i think the dl4 is for his voice. or vice versa

[@aggie0157]

I believe it is a Martin JC-16RE Aura

[@freddlebat]

Christopher Sims it’s a 2002 Martin spjc r16e

[@jaredthegreat911]

it's a Taylor, not sure which model though

[@freddlebat]

Jared Jeseo it’s a Martin spjc-r16e

[@ericrdutton]

is he in standard tuning?

[@NickzAndMikz]

No

[@Freedomfoe07]

No, it's not. It's a low octive