The Greenroom

In this week's podcast Jason and Daniel discuss starting a home studio. What are the absolute must-haves? Where do you start? What should your expectations be? All this and more on this week's episode.

Ray Butcher, trumpet soloist on God's Great Dance Floor joins the show to talk about being a solo instrument on the worship team. How do you think about your parts? What do you do when you are not playing? How should you approach a solo? Jason and Daniel answer member mail about "following the Spirit" in the moment. Check out Ray's music at RayButcherMusic.com and back him up by learning "God's Great Dance Floor"

Dara Maclean Travis Ryan join the show to talk about their co-writing process. What works, what doesn't, and where does holy inspiration come in.

You can spark creativity with the smallest adjustments. Try this trick to get Drop D tone all over the neck and see if you can kindle some fire.

Tracks, clicks, and cues can, at times, be a lifesaver.  How can we take advantage of their benefits without forfeiting our own musicianship?

What are the messages you hear about worship? Where do they come from and do they have the best intentions? We've got a full house as all the Worship Artistry teachers jump on to discuss what matters, what doesn't, and how to tell the difference.

Patch Master of DPFaltsound.com David Pfaltzgraff takes you through his process and how he develops his tones for MainStage, Daniel celebrates an anniversary, the guys discuss calling out your band members and feature Charlene in our first "Musicians Who Get It" segment.

Here's a hoppy little embellishment you can add to a song with a 1, 4, 5 progression.  Daniel shows us how to add this bit of interest in Christ Is Risen that you can also apply to other songs.

This week I taught Holy Holy Holy (Jesus Reigns) by Highlands Worship. I loved the solo acoustic arrangement so much I decided to add some harmonies and open strings to create additional layers on the acoustic guitar. Check it out.