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Absolutely beautiful! Now that is worship!!

Cool

How does the Hollyland mars transmitter work with active track? I have the raven eye and the camera kind of pans lightly back and forth every time I move.. hoping I can use the Hollyland to get a more precise connection to the camera but not sure it works with active track like the raven eye? Thanks! Mark

Take all I have in these hands and multiply( no for my own good but for the good of all men so that your name can forever be honored in their Heart of Hearts ) 🥺 wooow that hit deep I literally got goose bumps

Great song...great cover...great potential. Keep it going

Do you still have to build your lights in light key first before using pro presenter to move the lights?

Hey guys, Great video! I would like to know in depth how you guys are sending the propresenter content to each screens and how you have configured it using the BM Decklink Duo. If you have a diagram or any other useful things please sent it my way as It would really help because it’s something I’m trying to setup at my church. My email is: promise.shibu@newlifederby.org.uk Thanks a lot!

Wonderful

Take your training great

what haze machine are you running the background on the stage?

And also storage yall have a pretty organized storage I wanted to know more

How do you guys connect all the fixtures to light key what gear you use and how do you get all the fixtures to connect do they all just link to each other... I'd appreciate if you have a diagram bro.... amazing setup I learned a lot from this video

Love this content. Keep it up!

Helpful details, but really annoying loop underneath. You don’t need it, particularly as it’s as loud as Oscar.

With all due respect to your musicianship, you are incorrect in explaining the Nashville Number System as (1, 2m, 3m, 4, 5, 6m, 7 dim). Someone, somewhere, started using this to describe the NNS and it has caught on like wildfire...but it is wrong. In the NNS all the chords are major. Using the C scale as an example, the NNS is: C Major=1, D Major=2, E Major=3, F Major=4, G Major=5, A Major=6, B Major=7...no minor chords...no diminished chords...all Major chords. If you write 1 6 4 5 every professional Nashville musician will play the 6 as a major chord. A minor chord must have a suffix attached as in 2- or 6m. A number by itself will ALWAYS be played as a major chord. Using this scale only causes confusion. There is no need for musicians to know which chords are major and which chords are minor...they are all major. A minor chord must be clearly identified. There is an excellent commentary on line by Paul Franklin, a world class Nashville musician. I pray you will look it up: NUMBER THEORY THE NASHVILLE NUMBER SYSTEM - PAUL FRANKLIN. Blessings to you.

Love the look you guys have gone for 👏 We need to re-design our stage; you guys definitely have a unique look, nice work

What key did you play this in?

This is great... thanks for sharing!

Love your use of your screen as a "light" vs a traditional motion background!

Nice work guys. What LED screen are you using?

Beautiful voice

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭🤰🤰🤰🤰🤰🤰

Hey What canon camera are you using for your church live stream set up ?