The Greenroom

Depending on how you subdivide a bass note within a measure, you can subtly add energy to a phrase or bring it down. Daniel shows us how to utilize note subdivisions effectively within a song.

Love unfathomable. Merry Christmas.

The guys talk joy and Christmas songs. Subscribe to The Tuning Room wherever you get your podcasts.

The guys talk about peace in the season, answer member mail on memorizing solos and finish out the episode with The Tuning Room.

Thanks to Doug Gould, I had the opportunity to be a foster home for some Martin guitars this month and was really struck by all the things that make a guitar what it is. From woods and body styles to scale length and neck shape. In this video, I take you through some of those guitars and what makes a guitar the right choice for you.

David Leonard returns to the podcast to discuss his new label and the benefits and drawbacks of creating in community.

Ryan King joins the podcast to discuss moving to a new church and ends up putting on a clinic on resolving conflict.

We all know that divas don't belong on worship teams but that doesn't prevent us from acting like one on occasion. If you're not sure if you're a diva, here's a guide on becoming one.

For years I’ve heard the debate about whether church musicians should use sheet music, chord charts, and music stands during a service. I have my own thoughts on this topic, but one thing is certain: the ability to memorize and recall music is an indispensable tool for every musician. 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. Here's how.