The Greenroom

How to Think Like a Keyboardist

Anybody can learn to play notes, but understanding how your instrument fits the band and how to approach each part is next level. 

How to Think Like a Drummer

Top tips for drummers who play on worship teams.

You can learn every kick pattern and cymbal crash, but music should and always will be an art. 

Memorizing Your Grooves

Learning to be consistent

 It would have been much more challenging if I didn't play consistently. 

Subdivisions Simplified

Maximize the Effect of a Single Bass Note

Depending on how you subdivide a bass note within a measure, you can subtly add energy to a phrase or bring it down. 

Two Crucial Keys to Memorization

Whether it’s a ‘four chord and a capo’ worship song or a 30-page classical piano solo, this is a skill every musician should develop. 

Josh Ward on Drumming

Podcast Episode #81

Worship Artistry drums instructor Josh Ward joins the show to talk everything from drum tone to preparing for going on tour.
 

How to Create Great Acoustic Sets

Podcast Episode #67

Acoustic sets should be different than your average set. In this week's episode Jason and Daniel take you through everything from setting vibe to each instrument's role in the band. This one is a great listen.

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Key of Bb

Tips for mastering this difficult key on guitar.

When the worship leader starts a sentence with “We’re going to change this song from the key A to the key of…” we hold our breath, instinctively hoping for E, D, C, or G. Unfortunately, that sentence usually finishes with something like “…Bb"