forge wrote:
I kinda liked Leisuremuffins take on it actually
I'm not really sure what there is specific about "worship music" that's different to just "music" but if the OP feels there is something then fair enough, but I think by 2009 most people posting on an anonymous internet forum know the stakes
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Very romantic view, LM's view, unfortunately for me it isnt about whats nice or what someones personal experience is, it is what actually is happening that matters. I'd rather spend my time trying to understand that.
On your second point though, that was the whole reason I originally responded with my "I only have atheist loops".
Tone's liberal approach is also nice, leave and let it be, poor christians always getting it in the neck. No, not for me, sorry. The thread title says it all.
"We're different to you. In fact we're different to you in a superior way, so much so that we have our own uber music with uber loops that can only apply to worship music, with (and I quote from the title) "church settings".
OK, I might be reading too much into that in that the OP is genuinely interested in understanding how to play live music in a church and enquiring about what settings to use perhaops in terms of reverb or EQ?
However, even in this case the question could be "I play music in a large space with lots of reflective surfaces what kind of things do I need to take into account?"
Why should he not make reference to his faith though in his search for worship music loops? I don't know, perhaps the OP can clarify exactly what it is that differentiates worship loops from any other loops. I imagine there is something fundamental (sic) about it.
I, however, like most people have been exposed to churches at some stage in my life, even singing in a choir as a boy and I never, never once felt there was anything in my experience that made the music different to other music, other than the lyrics...
No.
For me, the OP knew damn well what he was doing when he posted.
