Raise A Hallelujah - Bethel Music [TUTORIAL] | Electric Guitar

[@Anthonyxmmx]

82 bpm, dotted delay. 9:34 song cover

[@swangrant3581]

Dude you killed this tutorial. You actually explained things! Well done if you ever read this! 🤙

[@ajjesus2168]

Amen 🙏 I see you lots god bless brother

[@ashtonb_416]

I love how he even explains his picking patterns! Have not seen that from Pope or Strand

[@matthesson5618]

Is this one of the Bethel guitarists?

[@FingerstyleWorshipCovers]

MAtt Hesson yes this is Jonathan Lee. He’s one of the more recent guitarists playing for Bethel.

[@itaintmebabe714]

Yes! He's very talented and his improvising on stage is excellent!

[@moiseshdz170]

Im playing this song for the first time, I will play as you show me here but in key of A. Jesus sent you to me, brother. Praise God!

[@justinl5182]

One of the best tutorials. Thank you for breaking it down into all the components- so helpful for growth for all of us.

[@gibsonguy5240]

Really good tutorial here. As a guitar player this music is so under challenging to me but you have to play this music just like this or it wont sound good.

[@deviltonz]

Amazing video! One of the best electric guitar tutorials I have seen! Super clear and really easy to follow! Thank you J Lee! God bless you bro

[@Ron-wg1ox]

Definitely the best tutorial. I have troubles sometimes picking out the finger positions and exact picking patterns when everything is affected. Sure, there's tableture available but this cuts to the chase

[@DavidHays-w9r]

Very thorough and helpful tutorial! The only suggestion that I would have is to also include your right picking hand within the picture screen when you do the final play-through.

[@toneboy6583]

Oh Yeahhhh! This is going up onto my favourites bar. Good job Jonathan. God Bless!

[@Dannys.channel]

I Learned the song very quickly with your style of teaching. Thanks man! God bless you

[@Mr.Granby]

Thank you WorshipU!

[@castrology101]

Excellent Tutorial, thank you for doing w/ effects and without effects and also then doing a play through to see how the parts fit.

[@hopecanada252]

Brother That’s so good teaching

[@zanewest6420]

Always appreciate when you combine the parts for one player! Thanks for the tutorial

[@larrydavis4064]

Nice work. Helpful to get the sound and picking part. I have to use alternate fingering on the upper register. My old fingers just don't work like they used too. 🙂

[@YeatzeeGuitar]

Just uploaded a playthrough and tone walkthrough with original parts I came up with since I decided not to try and learn the original parts and see if I could come up with more interesting parts. Interesting comparing to the actual parts now that mine video's done! You guys did a good job with the camera angle, will be easy for beginners to see his fingers and make out what he's playing. Good job!

[@amandamammana]

Such a big help! Thanks man!

[@chin271]

Thanks Jonathan and Bethel Music

[@mariohristov7909]

Thank much ... everything is so much easier to understand and i appreciate the picking pattern as well. I just don't understand the need for the capo? I mean everything you are playing it seems to me is without the need of a capo?! Comments?

[@musical2129]

There’s not a single professional musician on planet Earth who cares if you use a capo or not. That conversation is had exclusively by amateurs and boomer rocker guitarists who get some weird sense of superiority for refusing to use them.

[@chainsawkarate]

Love it thank you! Only way it would be better is if you told us what the chords were. I know it’s a weird chord with an f and an f#. It’s just good to have the theory behind what we’re playing. Thanks!

[@GvanniVargas]

Great teacher! Awesome job brother!

[@jepatawaran]

We will be singing this song for the 33rd anniversary of our church. And i'm so blessed that you got a very elaborate guitar tutorial for this song. Thanks a lot!

[@Joan668]

Derp Senpai congrats how did it go?

[@jepatawaran]

@@Joan668 They changed the song since the person suggested it didn't feel well that day. It's still a great line-up. Looking forward to playing this song in the future

[@lagoonschool]

A huge thank-you, very well explained and executed !

[@pecos9950]

I thought this very well done. Thanks!

[@violetnaidoo7829]

AWESOME you sound so beautiful and a great teacher aswell🙌🙌

[@DavisDodds]

I relate far too much to the nervous Bigsby move at 0:21. Geez.

[@VRecordsKH]

Thank you tutorial, God bless you

[@osorefreigerador]

Gracias saludos desde Chile . Atte . Cristian

[@saraheise3720]

Great Tutorial! super helpful!

[@jonathanenns1164]

J Lee what a legend!!!

[@matthesson5618]

Is he one of the Bethel guitarists?

[@jonathanenns1164]

MAtt Hesson yeah he tours with bethel music

[@matthesson5618]

@@jonathanenns1164 oh ok thanks! I knew he looked familiar!

[@Chasbingo]

Great tutorial. With a run through too. Thanks!

[@BipityBopity93]

Where the streets have no name... I played that riff in this song! 😂

[@Daya-kc9mi]

That Riff is in Who you say I'm by Hillsong , Right ?!

[@lucasargandona4658]

?

[@petergan477]

@@Daya-kc9mi haha yeah its very similar but diff timing

[@churchofthegreenflipflop2436]

Yes very very similar! Identical notes. In the U2 song it is in 6/8 before the main part of the song kicks it. Love a bit of the edge!

[@AndyFerdean]

It's similar, but I think it falls on different beats

[@ronniecoffey9945]

Great Lesson ! really good explainations too, i get to play this Sunday, thx for this one bro, you sound great, luv your guitar, looks very clean

[@jesusfreakster101]

Highly appreciated!!!

[@samanthacanales9102]

AMAZING , I LIKE THE PATTERNS..

[@ashtonb_416]

More of this guys please!

[@islandboyw]

Jonathan, I want to learn the electric quitar for this song. I am new to quitar. can you show this on tabs with all the strings being played. God bless..❤

[@user-bb3ci3gn7s]

That was so helpful! Thanks! God bless

[@darren360elite]

this sounds amazing thank you

[@appalachianflyfishco.377]

Thanks for the cover man, appreciate it

[@angelone1839]

7:54 sounds like U2- Where The Streets Have No Name.

[@Rico49257]

Ayy! I’ve been waiting for this!

[@456or7strings]

The key of C# has an E# and a B#, so it's more commonly called the key of Db, however, I think he calls it C# due to using the C chord shape 1/2 step up on the 4th fret with a capo on fret 1

[@zacharytrojanowski1287]

456or7strings actually it would have an F and a C. We as guitarist call it a C# because that’s just how our minds are wired. Pianists would call it a Db due to that being how their minds work.

[@456or7strings]

zachary trojanowski that’s not correct - the key of C# is ALL sharps

[@elsieclarion3804]

I as a Drummer has no idea of what u guys are saying :> lol

[@bschram]

It seems like everything is a half step higher than the key because of the capo. Do we assume the guitar is tuned down a half step? Key of C# = C#-D#-E#(F)-F#-G#-A#-B#(C)-C# (or key of Db = Db-EB-F-Gb-Ab-Bb-C-Db). It starts out playing a D (5th string, 4th fret, capo 1) instead of a C# (or Db).

[@dnjss]

Thank you so much for your tutorial. Isn't the delay a doted fourths? I tried the doted eights and it sounds not good, but doted fourths sound similar to yours.

[@sandroblaraujo]

Muito obrigado brother, Deus te abençoe!

[@stebinalex1395]

Thank you. God bless u all

[@jamesgeiger4795]

Very well done.

[@markcummings2344]

Thanks - great demonstration - could you show us the chord patterns for the bridge please? They were not discussed in the walk through.

[@hotman718]

1, 5, 6, 4 in this case it's C, G, Am, F.

[@jamiegatewood8581]

Just curious, what amp and cab are you using?

[@billlaurel7658]

thank u for the video AWESOME

[@rubenj5269]

2:27 this was my reaction to hearing you play 😲

[@sammas-y2z]

Anyone know what type of guitar this is thanks

[@PacificNWDad]

Veritas Guitars from Vancouver, WA

[@ML.95]

Thank you so much...

[@Павел-г3к]

friend, thousands of likes if I could. Blessings!

[@justutlilizelevers]

Thank you so much for making this video. It’s actually quit easy once you have muscle memory and play along helps allot 🦾👊🏾! God bless

[@jeremiahmalsack4718]

How many repeats u have the delay on for the intro/verse?

[@NaidandorjAltankhuyag]

Thanks Dude.

[@gerald3864]

Thank you! Amen

[@churchofthegreenflipflop2436]

Nice but shame you didn’t name the chords or inversions etc. Also why would you use a capo? Is it only for the bridge?

[@JediObiDave]

What kind of guitar are you using?

[@80Flex]

Dave Fowler He is using a Veritas Portlander

[@JediObiDave]

@@80Flex You're awesome, ty. Looks sweet.

[@prenticeemler7709]

Thank you so much , you made it easy to understand, 😁

[@quikwealthy]

Great tutorial! Your very talented you should be the guitarist on bethel!

[@jluis6027]

Isn't he?

[@user-bb3ci3gn7s]

@@jluis6027 I thought he was

[@lucasargandona4658]

What pedals did you use?

[@AM-oj5xl]

He said he uses a cloud reverb and a tape delay

[@umanzor__07]

hii, what pre Amp is good for this song ?

[@boybitzprod]

Thanks for sharing

[@mathieubaker1548]

So much decay 😎

[@DavidKim-sy4lx]

2:29 6:38 9:05

[@bschram]

It seems like everything is a half step higher than the key because of the capo. Do we assume the guitar is tuned down a half step? Key of C# = C#-D#-E#(F)-F#-G#-A#-B#(C)-C# (or key of Db = Db-EB-F-Gb-Ab-Bb-C-Db). It starts out playing a D (5th string, 4th fret, capo 1) instead of a C# (or Db).

[@nolanr7679]

What the heck is that guitar?!?! I need one!!!

[@nicolastriemstra8221]

Veritas Portlander

[@traviswilliams1504]

Prechorus part spells F#maj7 - C#add9 - G#sus-G#. No need to switch fingers on G# either. you're already there .

[@jhonnyandersonoficial]

because it has no bass tutorial !? would be of great value to us bass players!

[@ferrie76]

Jhonny Anderson I have send a request a while ago if the bass players please please please could start make tutorials!

[@jhonnyandersonoficial]

#electricbasstutorial@@ferrie76

[@ethanreed8400]

i'd be really intrigued to see a worship guitarist use a les paul

[@zacharykim295]

Same! The bassiness of the lp is not suited to modern worship trends, however. When I use my lp, I often have to crank the highs.

[@josiahlim8411]

Nigel Hendroff used a les Paul for most of the Hillsong albums in the 2000s

[@christopherfettes390]

I think Kari Jobe's guitarist uses a Les Paul Custom. Chris Tomlin's longtime guitarist Daniel Carson uses a Les Paul, too. I use a Les Paul Traditional Pro at my church. It can be a little too fat, but it is more versatile than some might think.

[@ethanreed8400]

I use a LP and just started using a Firebird (which I feel is never seen in a worship setting). The LP is definitely more chunky which is what they're obviously known for but I make do lol. The Firebird (I have lollar pickups in it) definitely is more tonally close to what modern worship guitar goes for as it has a more chimey bright sound to it.

[@Xn4W]

It doesn't matter what guitar you use. As long as it has low output PAF style humbuckers that can do cleans really well. You can totally use a Les Paul in worship because worship guitar relies heavily on effects. Chances are you will have multiple EQ options on some pedals, just dial down the bass, balance the mid, and raise the highs. If you strat/tele, do the opposite with the EQ. Pickups and amp/cab are where 90% of your tone happens so it doesn't matter really what guitar you use, just a preference thing with all the effects creating most your tone.

[@WestonWoods]

Amazing

[@therealdavidleong]

Omg it's P&W Herman Li!!!!!!

[@dann3949]

Does anyone know the link to that guitar?

[@theGuywithaSuit01]

Howdy from down Under! Just wondering what guitar Jonathon is playing in the video? Seen it around in many videos

[@perogeez]

It's called a Portlander made by Veritas Guitars

[@infinger2006]

Thank you :)

[@takashizumi]

do you have the cloud preset for this?

[@kuyakoi3469]

Whats that guitar man?

[@jeffstewart7439]

This is what I want to know too

[@jimmyb4162]

Veritas portlander!

[@elipicon2904]

What brand of guitar is he playing?

[@MatthewDuminy]

Veritas guitar

[@johnnycha-rach1112]

Is he also playing the f note o the 4 string on the 3 fret as well?

[@CesarD321]

Yes

[@ferdy6642]

How to get that kind of sound

[@brentae]

Ferdy Marbaniang i assume he would have Strymon Bigsky (reverb) Strymon Timeline (delay) Prism (boost)

[@thedanieltomlinson1]

Anyone else only hear the guitar line to summer hair by the academy is at the last verse?

[@aldoruiz6582]

Que marca es esa guitarra

[@giovanny7796]

Top

[@jaxonroof]

does anyone know what pickups he uses

[@siavashmassoudi]

Veritas Bearcats

[@giovanny7796]

Top.Brasil

[@cameronpablo]

00:19 a tape what jonathan?

[@TeleCathster]

Cam Pablo a Tape Delay he said. This was how Delay was originally done where the guitar signal was put through a tape machine and then fed back as a repeat. These days many delay pedals simulate this effect. Essentially it’s a Delay where the repeats get darker and trail off. If you have a basic delay pedal with feedback level and tone set the tone to the right and this will make the repeats darker and trail off without getting in the way of the dry signal and this will give you a similar tone to what’s exampled here.

[@markcummings2344]

Lots of multi effects pedals may call it a Tape Echo.

[@CelestiaLz77]

Can i have your guitar ? 🙏

[@cristianbantas]

What kinda guitar is this ?

[@Ipiccolomini]

I believe a custom veritas portlander

[@xheadlessx]

Where streets have no names

[@traviswilliams1504]

There should be no reason why you couldn't use alternate picking for the entire verse section. rhythmically it makes more sense.

[@davidlopez1208]

It's NED!!!

[@leolucasbezerra]

Jhs Kilt or Jhs Superbolt?

[@ivantorres6131]

iPhone GuitarRIg

[@gaedileo2482]

U2: Where The Streets Have No Name ISPIRAZIONE E UGUALE TONALITA D IASSOLO

[@MauroPerasso]

I understand explaining the technique and the effects used, but I really rather a play along with TABS for this "tutorials"

[@diegomontalvo9466]

Bono style rifs

[@adamantoniak1765]

Go take a look to my cover of "Raise an Hallelujah "

[@therealdavidleong]

why?

[@jasonmoldovan1551]

can you show us the tutorial for when you don't have any electric players? lol