Apprenez à jouer Awake My Soul avec ce patch clavier MainStage - Hillsong Worship

Apprenez à jouer Awake My Soul avec ce patch clavier MainStage - Hillsong Worship

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Patch Design and Setup for "Awake My Soul"
   1. Key and Tempo
   2. Instruments Used
   3. Mod Wheel Settings
3. Playing the Intro
   1. Mod Wheel at 25
   2. Right Hand Melody
   3. Hands Together
4. Playing the Verses
   1. Mod Wheel Technique
   2. Right Hand Part
   3. Tag and Mod Wheel at 50
5. Playing Verse Two
   1. Mod Wheel at 50
   2. Tag and Instrumental
6. Playing Verse Three
   1. Mod Wheel at 75
   2. Same Part as Verse One
7. Playing the Chorus
   1. Mod Wheel at 50
   2. Right Hand Chords and Melody
   3. Left Hand Accompaniment
   4. Tag and Mod Wheel at 54
8. Playing the Bridge
   1. Mod Wheel at 100
   2. Right Hand Lead Part with Variation
   3. Chord Strumming and Timing
9. Mod Wheel Positions Recap
10. Conclusion

🎵 Patch Design and Setup for "Awake My Soul"

Key and Tempo

The song is played in the key of F and at a tempo of 127 BPM.

Instruments Used

The patch design for "Awake My Soul" includes pads, pianos, dulcimer, flute, strings, bass, and choir sounds.

Mod Wheel Settings

Throughout the song, the mod wheel is used to control the intensity of the sounds. Here are the different mod wheel positions used:

• Intro: Mod Wheel at 25
• First Verse and Tag: Mod Wheel at 50
• Second Verse and Tag: Mod Wheel at 50
• Third Verse and Big Chorus: Mod Wheel at 75
• Bridge: Mod Wheel at 100

🎹 Playing the Intro

Mod Wheel at 25

In the intro, set the mod wheel at 25.

Right Hand Melody

Play the right-hand melody in the higher range of the keyboard. The melody repeats often throughout the song in different sections.

Hands Together

Combine the right-hand melody with the left-hand accompaniment. The left hand plays octaves throughout the intro.

🎶 Playing the Verses

Mod Wheel Technique

For the verses, use a mod wheel technique. Start by playing the first chord of the verse and then move the mod wheel to your desired position. Experiment with moving the mod wheel before or after the first chord to find what works best for you.

Right Hand Part

In the verses, play the same right-hand part as in the intro, up high on the keyboard.

Tag and Mod Wheel at 50

After verse one and verse two, play the same parts one more time through the progression as a tag. Set the mod wheel at 50 for this part.

🎵 Playing Verse Two

Mod Wheel at 50

In verse two, keep the mod wheel at 50. The rest of the song follows the same pattern as verse one.

Tag and Instrumental

After the second verse, play the tag again and continue with the right-hand lead part. The instrumental section remains the same.

🎹 Playing Verse Three

Mod Wheel at 75

In verse three, bring the mod wheel up to 75. Otherwise, play the same right-hand lead part as before.

Same Part as Verse One

The third verse follows the same pattern as verse one. Keep the mod wheel at 75 throughout verse three.

🎶 Playing the Chorus

Mod Wheel at 50

In the first chorus, keep the mod wheel at 50. For the first half of the chorus, play simple chords in the right hand. Then, move the right hand up for the lead melody, as in the verses and intro.

Left Hand Accompaniment

The left hand plays single notes in the upper left-hand range for the first half of the chorus, then moves down four full octaves.

Tag and Mod Wheel at 54

After the first chorus, play the tag again and bring the mod wheel to 54. Continue with the right-hand lead part and the left hand in octaves.

🎵 Playing the Bridge

Mod Wheel at 100

For the bridge, set the mod wheel to its maximum position of 100.

Right Hand Lead Part with Variation

Play the same right-hand lead part as in the other sections of the song. The only change is that when you reach the five chord, play the seventh note of your scale on the last note of the lead.

Chord Strumming and Timing

Unlike most of the song, where each chord is held for four beats, in the bridge, each chord is held for two beats. The only exception is the final note on the five chord, which is held for four beats.

🔀 Mod Wheel Positions Recap

To recap, here are the different mod wheel positions used throughout the song:

1. Intro: Mod Wheel at 25
2. First Verse and Tag: Mod Wheel at 50
3. Second Verse and Tag: Mod Wheel at 50
4. Third Verse and Big Chorus: Mod Wheel at 75
5. Bridge: Mod Wheel at 100

Conclusion

With this patch design and setup, you can play "Awake My Soul" by Hillsong Worship on your keyboard. Experiment with the mod wheel positions and techniques to add dynamics and intensity to your performance. Enjoy playing and leading worship with this beautiful song!

Note: For a visual demonstration and further guidance, please consider checking out the demo video on the Sunday Sounds website.

Resources:

• Sunday Sounds Insiders Facebook Group