The 7 Most Pervasive Lies About Running Tracks for Worship
You don’t have to run tracks — but don’t choose not to because of any of these 7 lies.
You’ll learn why these 7 things about running tracks for worship simply aren’t true:
- You can’t have freedom and flexibility
- Using tracks isn’t (always) cheating
- Playback or Prime takes less time than Ableton
- A fuller sound is a better sound
- Running tracks is too difficult
- Ableton Live isn’t volunteer-friendly
- It costs too much
Comparing Prime, Playback, and Ableton 👇
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8rEM1w2syQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8rEM1w2syQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNYxr4efE-s
Time-saving, easy-to-use, FREE Ableton template 👇
http://fromstudiotostage.com/template
Learn how to use Ableton, save time, and make it volunteer-friendly 👇
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🤔 PS. What have you heard about running tracks for worship that’s not in this list?
0:00 Here are 7 Lies Worship Leaders Believe About Tracks
0:21 Lie 1: You Can’t Have Freedom and Flexibility While Using Tracks
1:27 Lie 2: Using Tracks Is Cheating
2:32 Lie 3: Using Playback and Prime Save Time, and Using Ableton Wastes Time
3:22 Check Out My Playback, Prime and Ableton Live Videos in the Description
3:49 Lie 4: A Fuller Sound Is A Better Sound
4:42 Lie 5: It’s Too Difficult to Use Tracks
4:59 Lie 6: Ableton Live Is Not Volunteer Friendly
5:22 Format Your Tracks with a Free Template at http://fromstudiotostage.com/template and Subscribe
6:32 Lie 7: It Costs Too Much to Use Tracks
7:12 Wrap Up: Try using tracks and subscribe for more!
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