Modeller enthusiasts who can't dial in patches

It is a huge segment in terms of gear sales.

Video stuff too. My buddy is a worship leader at this place. The rigging and video screens are on par
with the Hard Rock Cafe downtown!

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I went to a service with my boss recently, both guys were using Reverends into their own Helix. I kinda sat down like it was a sporting game, waiting to be entertained by lush clean tones with lots of delay and verb. I was not let down. It was actually pretty cool, one dude kept a pad kinda thing going under the pastor’s sermon and I’d have to imagine there’s a goo amount of restraint involved in that.

Very similar to what Devin Townsend does in his recent updates where he’s just letting the delays and verb do most of the heavy lifting, but to just stay chill in that spot without doing something to be distracting or getting lost in the tones and forgetting you’re onstage, I could very easily see myself shutting my eyes and just noodling away mid-sermon. :rofl
 
African-American churches >>>>> other churches especially in the context of musicianship. You can really feel the vibe

Yeah, pretty much this.
Been playing some gospel stuff for things such as workshops held by some african american folks (including a pretty big choire) and just loved it. Great tunes (in quite jazzy/soul-y/funky arrangements) and incredible singing energy. Those choires, man!
 
African-American churches >>>>> other churches especially in the context of musicianship. You can really feel the vibe
That's the kind of church I would join if I was religious.

I was in New York on vacation around 2009 and walking at the edge of Harlem, I heard music coming from a nearby church. Popped my head in and the going was intense. Dancing, groove, everyone really getting into it and having a good time. That's more my kind of gospel.
 
African-American churches >>>>> other churches especially in the context of musicianship. You can really feel the vibe

Yup. There's an openness to jamming and improvisation, too, that people following a script in the
Heartland don't always get. :idk

There's a mammoth Pipe Organ in an old Church in Detroit and the Choir Director would double up on
that Organ and literally bring Chariots of Heaven down to Earth. Goosebumps just thinking about it. That
music just permeated your entire body and being. :chef

But yeah, being taken by the spirit and movement of the "service" is definitely a vibey thing.
 
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