[gtrdave]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hx8agXbeaow

"I Know that My Redeemer Lives" from this past Easter, shot by one of the members of the congregation so you get a "third row of seats" perspective.
fyi: Paula, the soloist on the beginning verses, got a promotion at work but it required relocation to another state. Easter was her last time serving with the worship team.

[Jaymze13]

Not a bad sound (assuming you're using the audio from the tape and not from the board). If we tried that, it would just be a jumbled mess.

[Joe F]

Dave,

Sounds great!

Do you do a lot of stuff where you run your electric guitar fairly clean? I used an electric clean in a youth service a couple of weeks ago and really loved the contrast from what I usually get with my acoustic. I'd love to try it out on a Sunday morning sometime. Since our church is a recent convert from traditional hymns to modern praise and worship however, I'd really have to start slow and subtle with a clean sound. We are a long way from having distortion in the picture if I want to keep my job!

[gtrdave]

Yes, I run the guitar clean maybe 50% of the time or more but that varies depending on what songs we're doing.
For example, this weekend we're doing Lincoln Brewster's version of "Everlasting God" and I run distorted from start to end with a boost during the solo.
For all of the other songs I think I'm clean except for the breakdown in an Israel Houghton song.

[Jaymze13]

That other video where you kick a little distortion in is good also.