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Learned a lot from this video. Thanks a lot.

Playing in 6/8 is my current fave ❣️

Thank you very much! I just found your channel

Amen 🙏🏽

Love these tips. Very helpful. Do you have tutorials on what your guitar tone settings should when leading? Like basic settings for pedals delay, reverb, Distortions...easy quick access while playing and singing.

Good tips. Thank you.

I know some people don't like the Fender Acoustisonic series of guitars. I have the Jazzmaster and I find it pretty great. As far as tones go, it's the most versatile guitar I own between my electrics and my acoustics. With a quick position change it can go from a really nice full acoustic to more of a Taylor sound or even an overdriven sound with the onboard humbucker. I let my buddy use it for several weeks while he was leading worship. He loved it but he's right back to playing his Martin.

Good video, man.

What are the chords for 0:52 - 0:57?

Thank you so much @Matt Wagner! This has answered a lot of my questions!

Can you or anyone here tell me what the basic pattern would be as a pattern explained in d and u strokes? Please put a space to show any ghost strums and capitals to show emphasis. This would be very helpful! Thanks

Thank you for your life bro😇🙏☝️

The idea that there are specific ways to strum "worship" music vs. any other is nonsense.

Thank you for this great and practical video. I’m primarily an acoustic player, but I may have an opportunity to play electric at a new church, because they currently have no electric guitar. Do you have a recommendation for a delay setting that I could just keep on the whole time to fatten up the sound if I don’t have a tap tempo? Or would it just be better to not have delay on at all in that context? I’m wondering, if having a little delay with low volume and maybe only one or two repeats would work???

Jesus only allows Taylor Guitars. I play Martin

Thank you and subbed. I’m a worship leader who uses electric guitar as well.

This series is worth watching multiple times, I am picking things up each time. Like the settings for when you leave delay on all the time. Awesome info, thanks so much!

I know this is an old video, but I just wanna say THANK YOU! I watched all 3 parts. I am primarily an acoustic player but wanted to spice things up! I subscribed to show my support. Thanks again, God Bless!!

Beautiful song.

Which type of reverb and delay pedals are you using? I like the way they sound Thank you for the lesson Your new subscriber

I'm convinced that Telecasters were made by angels...

I honestly love that first strumming pattern lol struggling to get it down though

God bless you brother, Thank you! Super helpful Love this Video ❤ Great info

Hi Matt. I really appreciate your videos. I lead occasionally with electric, have a Godin Montreal which is a lot like a 335 and I would really like to know what pickups you have in your Gibson and is it a 335? Thank you. - JM

This is themost weired approach to guitar and music I ever heard of. Warship guitar... what the heck? Well, enjoy what you find to add up your life. And leave mine to me.

Wow

Awesome video, but for someone who is still learning, you lost me totally.

Hi thank you that's a good video... I think I have the same es 335 Gibson.. do you think it is good enough as a Gretsch guitar do worship? Even for distortion effect? Can you please give me your opinion? Thank you

Any specific advice if you only have electric and acoustic?

Hey is that a Recording King? Nice guitar!

I dint follow sorry. Confused w 1/A/&/e

Amazing video and tone !!! What pickups and wiring are you using?

Liked and subscribed. I’m primarily a bass player for my team but have had to switch to acoustic more. I LOVE rhythm guitar and the percussive quality of acoustic but find myself wanting to play it like an electric guitar with more subtlety and without losing presence. Your videos on this topic have made me confident in the occasional switch to electric guitar for accompaniment as well as giving our newer electric players a great resource for rhythm playing in general. Thanks so much!

5th strumming by points symbol plss

…Sending this great song to my friends - brilliant… glad I just came across it… Subscribed too! God bless you for sharing your talents!

Incredible!!!!

I’m curious what your advice or wisdom would be for leading worship with electric guitar without a band? It’s just me on guitar, and my wife plays the piano. We are a tiny church of about 30, and I actually have been teaching myself how to play guitar for the last year because both of our guitar players moved away last year so I took over the worship leading. I go back and forth with an acoustic on certain songs, but I really enjoy the electric. Are drum loop pedals a good way to make up for lack of drums? What would you suggest? So for someone with very limited resources, as well as experience, how would you approach leading worship in my situation? Thanks!

Evergreen tips, man. To listen and to do what is natural is my favourite one 🔥

Very nice Matt, thanks.

I have wanted to lead from electric for a loooong time but ive never had the luxury of having an acoustic player as backup. Do I have to have an acoustic player if im playing electric?

Gr8 tips and sounds gr8. Thanks!

Came for the strumming patterns. Stayed for the drumming impersonations.

Hope you post more content. Just came up on your stuff. It’s so good.

God bless you, Bro Nice videos

hello I am from the Korean Methodist Church. This is a young man playing accompaniment. The church I go to It is a church with not many believers. But as a church accompanist, I often feel like I want to sound the best possible. I didn't major in music, but I like music, and I want to create the best sound like in the video, even though our church choir has a small number of members.

Too much noise not bgm

Thank you

Muddy for the win

The reason is because 95% of todays worship songs have the same four chords, em,bm,am,d.

very nice Its like very natural also Thanks for sharing God bless you