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Man! I needed this bro!

Wow. I needed to hear that. I'm also going to share this with my daughter. We both serve on our worship team, and she struggles with insecurity. I really feel this is going to bless her knowing this is a common feeling amongst worshipers outside of our reach.

Amen.

What a great word this morning!

bro doing a tutorial in standard tuning would be so helpful!

Wow….. totally overlooked the BOSS capabilities. Wow. You even get a blues driver!?

Can u make a detailed electric tutorial on praise?

That’s a dope build bro, very unique!

You made a way out of deserts and rivers You made a way out of bondage and darkness 🙌🔥

waths IRs used

Praise the Lord! Nice tone!

Waste of time

How do you make the dual digital delay? Is it like a dotted 8th with a 1/4 note delay?

You forgot your headset mic bro….otherwise youre preaching to the choir…

Your pedalboard is in need of an Evil Filter bro….

This man is a genius 😉 THE Jon Holt ladies and gentlemen 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Jon this is so helpful!! I really want one of those Masterminds for my analog pedals as I'm sick of doing the tap dance when worshipping, makes it so difficult to focus on worshipping!

I use the same amp modeler. I would love to see your review of the GTK.

I've been looking what kind of guitar is that?

Hmm, playing it this Sunday. I've never used a capo in my life, and I'm not planning on tuning down. Guess I'll have to make something up.

This is more of a play through than a tutorial

Could you please make it to where you can have tabs or something that we can actually see bc I play entirely by ear and I barely know any electric guitar chords

What is that pedal is it a tuner pedal?

I just want you to slow down and explain the chord fingerings you’re using (with the guitar tuned a half down). I’m having an extremely difficult time.

Great tutorial,, one in standard tuning would be even greater!! God bless you!

Hi! Thank you for all the effort you put into each of your videos! Its been a huge help for me with parts and tones! I noticed that in a lot of your other videos you wear a Journey Church hat, just wondering where your church is located? Funny enough - I work for a church that is also called Journey Church! 😂

Hey man! Please. Your gt 1000 core patches and IR. Plus some effect option would help. I would totally buy it. :) sounds awesome! Great Job again!

There's no such thing as the Nashville number system. It's just basic music theory.

you’re too quick with it lol

Thank you so much for this

Great stuff Jon! Keep up the great work mate!

This is gonna be a go to song for Youth Summer camps! excited to play it and thanks for the content!

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8:18 learning to fly Tom petty

2,3,6 minor ? 7 diminished 1,4,5 major ?

what does he mean by "worship"? is that some music genre im unaware of?

Where can I get the click track for this?

Amazing!

thanky you sm!

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Noice! That's a great idea! Learning new tricks every day. Thank you!

Not watching vid, but your thumbnails are pretty hacky and seem to be click baitey... just a heads up.

I’ve been thinking hard about ditching my DD500 and El Capistan and getting a GT1000 core to replace those and add modulation. You are pretty much the first worship guitarist I’ve seen using it, and it gives me confidence. Not sure about your thoughts on the rest of the tones in the Gt1000?

So what you're saying is that some american dude in the 50's translated centuries-known scale degrees from roman numbers to hillbilly so that other hillbillies could read them, and claimed to have invented the "Nashville Number System"? 'murica! LOL

As a long time Nashville musician and producer I am always glad to see the Nashville Number System promoted. I appreciate your video and the work you put into it. However, I must correct you. This scale...1,2m,3m,4,5,6m,7dim..is NOT the NNS. Unfortunately this is a widespread misconception about the NNS that has been spread by music theory gurus who think they know the NNS...but they don't! In the real NNS used every day by myself and the world class musicians here in Nashville, all the chords are MAJOR. A 6 in the NNS is ALWAYS played as a basic major chord. A minor chord must have a suffix attached as in 6- or 6m. This applies to recording sessions as well as live gigs....minor chords are fingers down. I realize you have probably gotten your information from the many videos teaching this concept, but they are ALL wrong! Especially the many worship teams that continue to call out a six when they mean 6 minor. Here's an exercise for you: Look up the chords online to the song by Eddy Arnold titled Anytime. Translate it to numbers using your system...2m,3m,6m etc. See how that works! LOL. Keep on keepin' on.

This is top notch!

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