Using Multi Tracks in Live Performance (for Worship)

In this video, Dr. Watson interviews Luke Walters (Director of Worship Arts for Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church, Allentown, PA) about how to integrate MultiTracks with live performers in music used for a church worship service. MultiTracks are stems (individual tracks and other content, such as a click and sectional voice cues) played in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) and mixed with musicians (vocals and instruments) in live performance. The video covers:
What Are MultiTracks? • Using Multi Tracks in ...
Using MultiTracks in Your DAW • Using Multi Tracks in ...
Using a Foot Pedal to Trigger Tracks • Using Multi Tracks in ...
Getting the DAW Output into the Sound System • Using Multi Tracks in ...
How MultiTracks Affect the Worship Experience • Using Multi Tracks in ...
PLEASE check out Dr. Watson's other videos on working with a DAW, using music notation software, and much, MUCH more! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and COMMENT -- and share this channel with others who may be interested - THANKS :)
Sites/Services mentioned in this video:
MultiTracks.com: www.multitracks.com
LoopCommunity (tracks and foot pedal): loopcommunity.com/en-us
Churchfront (with Jake Gosslin, soup-to-nuts training and products): churchfront.com
DANTE (hardware and software for digital sound system): www.audinate.com
For more information on the music, teaching and activities of Dr. Scott Watson, please visit www.scottwatsonmusic.com.
Dr. Scott Watson teaches in the School of Music at Cairn University (Langhorne, PA). To investigate how YOU can unlock your musical talents at this Philadelphia-area Christian liberal arts university, please visit: cairn.edu/academics/music
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Nice vid. 17:56 and where do u connect that Ethernet end to?