PROPRESENTER 7 & LOWER THIRDS: Getting the Most Out of Looks & Actions @devanbumstead

Devan Bumstead In this overview, I explain how our church utilizes ProPresenter 7's powerful feature set to format our text and graphic context for our in person service and our livestream simultaneously from the same computer. The challenge for us initially was to consume as few inputs as possible on our ATEM TV Studio HD video switcher while still giving us the ability to create beautiful and intricate lower thirds content. With this setup, we're able to do just that with using only 2 inputs on our video switcher, leaving the remaining 6 inputs for cameras.

BOOKMARKS //
00:00 Intro
00:46 Hardware Overview
01:38 Screen Configuration in PP7
03:48 Why & How We Use Key & Fill Source for Lower Thirds & Full Screen Content
04:46 Downstream Key Always On
06:04 Looks & Actions Walkthrough
06:10 Looks - Full Screen
07:09 Looks - Using Clear Cues & Actions to Remove Full Screen Content
08:01 Looks - Mirroring Main Screen Content to Lower Thirds
10:09 Looks - Using A Look To Clear Lower Thirds
11:03 Looks - Lower Thirds Formatting for Lyrics
12:50 Looks - Add Blank Look on Blank Slides in Songs
13:30 Stage Display Charts
16:25 Stage Actions for Rear Screen Layouts
17:51 How To Format for Full Screen Videos (Announcements)
19:08 How To Format Lower Thirds for Announcements Delivered Live
22:36 Looks - Prevent Any Slide's Content From Displaying Anywhere
23:26 Looks & Themes - Formatting Lower Thirds for Sermon Content
27:54 Closing Thoughts

GEAR //
iMac | 27" 5K 2017 | 4.2 GHz i7 | 16 GB 2400 DDR4 | Radeon Pro 580 8 GB
Blackmagic Decklink Duo 2
Sonnet Echo Express SE I
CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 Dual HDMI Adaptor
Blackmagic ATEM TV Studio HD
Decimator MD-HX Converter

RENEWED VISION PP7 VIDEOS //
Screen Configuration
youtube.com/watch?v=ROOFKBbvNns

Looks
youtube.com/watch?v=DR0Ak_fBWBs&t=196s

Stage Screens
youtube.com/watch?v=g73Z0bLEkx0&t=198s

ATEM + ProPresenter: 4 Options for Lower Thirds
youtube.com/watch?v=jiy9FhW5MVs

updated 5 years ago

PROPRESENTER 7 & LOWER THIRDS: Getting the Most Out of Looks & Actions

Devan Bumstead 2021-02-03 | In this overview, I explain how our church utilizes ProPresenter 7's powerful feature set to format our text and graphic context for our in person service and our livestream simultaneously from the same computer. The challenge for us initially was to consume as few inputs as possible on our ATEM TV Studio HD video switcher while still giving us the ability to create beautiful and intricate lower thirds content. With this setup, we're able to do just that with using only 2 inputs on our video switcher, leaving the remaining 6 inputs for cameras.

BOOKMARKS //
00:00 Intro
00:46 Hardware Overview
01:38 Screen Configuration in PP7
03:48 Why & How We Use Key & Fill Source for Lower Thirds & Full Screen Content
04:46 Downstream Key Always On
06:04 Looks & Actions Walkthrough
06:10 Looks - Full Screen
07:09 Looks - Using Clear Cues & Actions to Remove Full Screen Content
08:01 Looks - Mirroring Main Screen Content to Lower Thirds
10:09 Looks - Using A Look To Clear Lower Thirds
11:03 Looks - Lower Thirds Formatting for Lyrics
12:50 Looks - Add Blank Look on Blank Slides in Songs
13:30 Stage Display Charts
16:25 Stage Actions for Rear Screen Layouts
17:51 How To Format for Full Screen Videos (Announcements)
19:08 How To Format Lower Thirds for Announcements Delivered Live
22:36 Looks - Prevent Any Slide's Content From Displaying Anywhere
23:26 Looks & Themes - Formatting Lower Thirds for Sermon Content
27:54 Closing Thoughts

GEAR //
iMac | 27" 5K 2017 | 4.2 GHz i7 | 16 GB 2400 DDR4 | Radeon Pro 580 8 GB
Blackmagic Decklink Duo 2
Sonnet Echo Express SE I
CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 Dual HDMI Adaptor
Blackmagic ATEM TV Studio HD
Decimator MD-HX Converter

RENEWED VISION PP7 VIDEOS //
Screen Configuration
youtube.com/watch?v=ROOFKBbvNns

Looks
youtube.com/watch?v=DR0Ak_fBWBs&t=196s

Stage Screens
youtube.com/watch?v=g73Z0bLEkx0&t=198s

ATEM + ProPresenter: 4 Options for Lower Thirds
youtube.com/watch?v=jiy9FhW5MVs

OUT with the OLD // IN with the NEW! // Introducing The Tone Shepherd

Devan Bumstead 2023-12-12 | This past year I felt led to start a much more intentional space to process all things guitar tone and worship theology. This combination of "Heart & Craft" is something that's been on my mind for a long time and The Tone Shepherd is the natural expression of this undeniable passion in my life. So for all of my current subscribers here, I'd love to have you join what I'm doing over on my new YouTube channel, The Tone Shepherd.

THE TONE SHEPHERD
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCqEUbR1tc_tRFlj9UuRc9Fw
Instagram: instagram.com/thetoneshepherd
Website: thetoneshepherd.com

Living Water - Electric Guitar 2 - Tutorial (Encounter Praise / Beverley Chitwood) Key of C

Devan Bumstead 2022-09-28 | 00:00 Full Song
05:57 Parts Breakdown
06:05 PreChorus & Chorus 1
08:35 Interlude
11:04 Verse 3 Onward (Chords & Effects)

This tutorial shows the EG2 part for the live (currently unreleased) version of "Living Water" that we use at our church when playing this song with a female leader in the key of C.

Pedalboard:
Cali76 / SA EQ2 (1) / Benson Preamp / KTR / The Duellist / Kilt V2 / LA Mustang / SA EQ2 (2) / Hilton Pro Gtr Volume / POG2 / Mobius / Timeline / Bigsky

Amps:
Left - Strymon Iridium (Tone Factor AC30 IRs)
Right - Strymon Iridium (Tone Factor Benson IRs)
Walrus Canvas Stereo DI

Guitars:
Duesenberg Starplayer TV
Partscaster Strat with Fralin Pure P.A.F. 7k (Neck) and Modern P.A.F. 8k (Bridge) pickups, Warmoth roasted maple neck, Super-Vee Bladerunner Tremolo.

Recording Gear:
Apollo x8p Interface
Sennheiser MKH416 Mic
Logic Pro

Video Gear:
Blackmagic Pocket 6K Pro
Final Cut Pro

Subscribe to our Praise Team's Channel: @Encounter Praise
Subscribe to our Church's Channel: @NPFCC

Living Water
Arrangement by Encounter Praise
Words and music by Devan Bumstead
CCLI Song # 7193103
2022 ToneBum Music | EasySong Publishing

Living Water - Electric Guitar 1 - Tutorial (Encounter Praise / Beverley Chitwood) Key of C

Devan Bumstead 2022-09-28 | 00:00 Full Song
05:58 Parts Breakdown
06:24 Interlude
07:52 PreChorus 2
09:57 Chorus
12:49 Instrumental & Bridge
16:35 Slide Tip

This tutorial shows the EG1 part for the live (currently unreleased) version of "Living Water" that we use at our church when playing this song with a female leader in the key of C.

Pedalboard:
Cali76 / SA EQ2 (1) / Benson Preamp / KTR / The Duellist / Kilt V2 / LA Mustang / SA EQ2 (2) / Hilton Pro Gtr Volume / POG2 / Mobius / Timeline / Bigsky

Amps:
Left - Strymon Iridium (Tone Factor AC30 IRs)
Right - Strymon Iridium (Tone Factor Benson IRs)
Walrus Canvas Stereo DI

Guitars:
Duesenberg Starplayer TV
Partscaster Strat with Fralin Pure P.A.F. 7k (Neck) and Modern P.A.F. 8k (Bridge) pickups, Warmoth roasted maple neck, Super-Vee Bladerunner Tremolo.

Recording Gear:
Apollo x8p Interface
Sennheiser MKH416 Mic
Logic Pro

Video Gear:
Blackmagic Pocket 6K Pro
Final Cut Pro

Subscribe to our Praise Team's Channel: @Encounter Praise
Subscribe to our Church's Channel: @NPFCC

Living Water
Arrangement by Encounter Praise
Words and music by Devan Bumstead
CCLI Song # 7193103
2022 ToneBum Music | EasySong Publishing

Heaven Invade - Electric Guitar 2 - Tutorial (The Belonging / Kari Jobe)

Devan Bumstead 2022-09-27 | 00:00 Full Song
04:16 Breakdown Overview
04:28 Intro
05:05 Verses
07:07 PreChorus
08:42 Chorus
10:55 Bridge
12:43 Solo

This tutorial shows the EG2 part we use at our church when playing this song with 2 guitar players.

Guitar Gear:
Line 6 Helix with Tone Factor Amps & IRs (AC30 / Prosonic) - Base patch modified to fit this song.
Partscaster Strat with Fralin Pure P.A.F. 7k (Neck) and Modern P.A.F. 8k (Bridge) pickups, Warmoth roasted maple neck, Super-Vee Bladerunner Tremolo.

Tracks by MultiTracks

Recording Gear:
Apollo x8p Interface
Sennheiser MKH416 Mic
Logic Pro

Video Gear:
Blackmagic Pocket 6K Pro
Final Cut Pro

Subscribe to our Praise Team's Channel: @encounter_praise
Subscribe to our Church's Channel: @npfcc

Heaven Invade
Arrangement by The Belonging Co. (Kari Jobe)
Words and music by Austin Davis, Daniella Young, and Kari Jobe
2019 Kari Jobe Carnes Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing), Worship Together Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing), Lovefuel Publishing (Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC), TBCO Publishing (Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC), and A.L.K.D. Music (Admin. by Watershed Music Group)

How To Reverse The Polarity of an IR (for a Dual Iridium Rig)

Devan Bumstead 2022-07-12 | One of the growing issues of amp simulation pedals is when paring Vox style and Fender style amps together, phasing issues occur. This can be corrected by using a dedicated piece of hardware like the DISO+ (with the upgraded polarity option) or by reversing the polarity on one of your two channels on your main sound board. However, doing this will often lock you intro having to use the same amp configuration for the duration of the performance. The good news is, if using pedals that utilize impulse responses (IRs) like the Strymon Iridium, there's a way to reverse the polarity of one of the IRs itself. This way, you can program your pedal(s) different ways to use the two amps throughout your gig without telling your sound tech to un-reverse the polarity of one of your channels!

IRs used for demonstration in this video are by David Hislop and Tone Factor:
davidhislop.co/home

Devan Bumstead Live Stream

Devan Bumstead 2022-06-17 | ...

UAFX Dream & Ruby VS Strymon Iridium (The Bethel Sound)

Devan Bumstead 2022-06-03 | This video features a side by side of the UAFX Dream (panned left) and Ruby (panned right), and the Strymon Iridium using David Hislop's IRs. The song in the demo is Alabaster Heart by Bethel Music.

To download a less compressed version of this video:
dropbox.com/s/kpaz0jxcebsj6uc/UAFX%20Dream%20Ruby%20Iridium%20Comparison%20%28Song%20Only%29.mp4?dl=0

Stay tuned, a follow up video is to come soon, but for now, this video provides a primer on the differences between these pedals.

For context, I carefully dialed in the Ruby and the Dream individually while reviewing Kenyon Reed's Electric Guitar Tone Building course on Production Online, matching the Dream to the tone of his Fender Prosonic and the Ruby to his AC306TB:
productiononline.com/classes/electric-guitar-tone-building

I also used Kenyon's Amp Sim Tone course on Production Online to dial in the Iridium:
productiononline.com/classes/amp-sim-tone

I'm using the following IRs from David Hislop on the Iridium:
L: DH 2X12 Green 545 3
R: DH 2X10 G10V 545 3
davidhislop.co/impulse-responses

Guitar: PRS Custom 24
Pickups: Lollar El Rayo's

I was using the following pedals on by board during this demo:
Jackson Audio Prism (Transparent setting, Low mode | Set to unity gain and adding a touch of high end - tone at 1 o'clock)
Jackson Audio Bloom (Magenta mode | Comp 100%, Blend 9 o'clock, Volume set to be level with bypassed signal)
Klon KTR (Intro-Bridge 1 | Set to add 1 or 2 db and a touch of gain)
Greer Lightspeed (Bridge 2 | Light gain | Stacked with KTR)
JHS Kilt v2 (Instrumental | Red mode | Gain 9 o'clock, Tone 1 o'clock, Volume 4 o'clock)
Strymon Timeline (Song specific presets from David Hislop)
Strymon BigSky (Song specific presets from David Hislop)
davidhislop.co/strymon

From the board into a Radial DI into an Apollo x8p into Logic Pro with no post processing.

Signal Chain:
Guitar / Prism / Bloom / Lightspeed / KTR / Kilt / Timeline / BigSky / UAs & Iridium / Radial Stereo D.I. / Apollo x8p / Logic

Alabaster Heart track available at MultiTracks
multitracks.com/songs/kalley/Alabaster-Heart/Alabaster-Heart

If you've read this far you're likely seriously interested in this comparison. I'll have to say that right after recording this video, I thought the UA pedals were the clear winners. However, after spending a few days tweaking the Iridium, I'm not as convinced the UA pedals are "that" much better. The Iridium may not be moving after all.

Hymn of Heaven (Homecoming) - Chorus 1 Electric Guitar - Bethel Music

Devan Bumstead 2022-06-03 | This video is a quick take on how to play Chorus 1 (and subsequent Choruses with a slight modification) of Bethel's version of Hymn of Heaven in the key of Db.

Using a capo on the 2nd fret allows you to use the open B string as a Db drone. If you're the only guitar player, you can play B-shapes for the rest of the song.

Using Auto-Tune LIVE with UA Apollo & Console

Devan Bumstead 2022-04-04 | Using Auto-Tune live is a great way to polish vocals but until recently has been difficult to achieve due to latency issues. Though there are many ways to do this these days, this is one way that may prove useful to those who already own an Apollo interface and the Antares Auto-Tune Realtime Advanced plugin. This same method can be applied to any UAD plugin, giving you a great way to add top of the line latency-free processing to a few of your channels live.

Gear:
Allen & Heath DLive MixRack CDM64
Allen & Heath DLive C3500 Surface
Allen & Heath DX168 Expander
Universal Audio Apollo x8p
Antares Auto-Tune Realtime Advanced Plugin
Host Computer (to run Console software - does not handle any processing)

If you're looking into a livestream system that can process your audio like the pros do, look no further than Production Online, specifically Luke Hendrickson's Broadcast Template that our church uses every week: classes.productiononline.com/courses/luke-hendricksons-broadcast-audio-template?affcode=98710_ipr1sv3v

Blessed (Acoustic Guitar Lesson) | Vertical Worship

Devan Bumstead 2022-01-07 | Disclaimer: If this video plays in HDR, it's horrible. It doesn't look like this on my phone haha. I'll upload a better quality video later! Sorry for that!

This brief tutorial is intended for the intermediate and above guitar player who simply needs a few pieces unlocked to be able to play this song effectively. It's not a thorough tutorial that covers the nuances in the whole song. That being said, I hope it helps you play this song! It's a gift to the Church!

Rattle! • LIVE • Encounter Praise (feat. Devan Bumstead)

Devan Bumstead 2021-04-19 | This year for Easter our team decided Rattle! was on the menu. We loved leading this one and have been beyond blessed to leverage the team and tools God has provided to Newbury Park First Christian over the last few years. You can check out all of Encounter Praise's live videos here:
youtube.com/channel/UCF7kBVIcOQLE4GoqGMhgrNA

From a production standpoint, though we're still learning and growing, we've been able to put together our livestream video and audio thanks to the wonderful people over at Production Online. Our small church of under 500 people is able to consistently put out high quality content to our livestream because of the Broadcast Template and video training resources you'll find there.

I don't believe there's currently a better solution out there to achieve a better mix for your stream. The audio you're hearing in this video was captured live into Logic Pro using Luke Hendrickson's Pro Template. Very minimal post-mixing and automation was done, and no other plugins were used except what came with the pro template. The magic is in the template itself!

If you're ready to step up your livestream audio, head over to Production Online and check out the template and all the other amazing resources!

classes.productiononline.com/courses/luke-hendricksons-broadcast-audio-template?affcode=98710_ipr1sv3v

A final shout out to CCI Solutions who recently helped us overhaul our entire AVL system in our Auditorium. Most certainly none of the livestream pieces could have been accomplished without their expertise.

The Ultimate Worship Leader Kemper Rig...SOLD!

Devan Bumstead 2021-02-09 | Update: Sold Locally

Up for grabs is my beloved Kemper rig that I have used and cherished for 3 years. I have customized this rig to suit my needs as a worship leader and I’m hoping it can go to someone who can get just as much out of it as I did. This is available as a package deal and at the moment I’d like to keep all the pieces to sell as one unit to someone who can get the most out of it like I did. This video shows in detail the various pieces included in the sale and some other items not included but that are recommended to fully utilize it.

PRICE: $2,300 + Actual Shipping

Included with this sale:
Kemper Profiler Amp Head Rack (Unpowered) - $1799
Kemper Profiler Remote Foot Controller - $469
Mission SP-25M-PRO Aero Expression Pedal - $171
Custom LINE-X Flat Board - $75
30’ Elite Core PROCAT5E Ultra Flexible Shielded Tactical CAT5E Cable - $41.99
Furman M-8Lx Power Conditioner with Lights - $159
OSP SC10U-12 10 Space ATA Shock Effects Rack w/Casters - $380.99
Custom Pedal Rack Sliding Drawer w/ Velcro & Input Jack - $75
NavePoint Cantilever Rack Shelf 1U 6 Inches - $21.95
Hundreds of Profiles & Performance Patches - $300
Total Cost New ~ $3,350+

Not included with sale:
iConnectivity PlayAUDIO12
Line 6 G50
Keith McMillen SoftStep 2

For the Reverb listing, please visit:
reverb.com/item/38741646-kemper-profiler-rack-package-rack-remote-expression-case-profiles

For questions, please contact me through Reverb

Twenty Twenty (2020) | Spoken Word | The Blessing | Christmas Eve Version

Devan Bumstead 2020-12-24 | Background music is "The Blessing" (Cinematic Version)
Written by Chris Brown, Cody Carnes, Kari Jobe, and Steven Furtick
©2020 Music by Elevation Worship Publishing (Admin. by Essential Music Publishing LLC) and Remaining portion is unaffiliated

Spoken Word Lyrics:

Twenty twenty
The year of the letdown
The lockdown
The anxious restless stressed out meltdown

A global discordant cacophony
A sadistic symphony
A poisonous polygamy
of plague, prejudice, and polity

The perfect storm to dislodge our decency
To stoke our differences from sea to shinning sea
A viral medley so mysteriously infectious
It’s both thieved us of life
And inflamed all our factions

Red or Blue, left or right
Pick your poison and plant your position
Not in my life have I seen such conviction
Over policy and public decrees
Opinions aplenty, the truth so diseased

And to top it off, adding insult to discord, the rise of racial unraveling
The renewed reality that skin-hate’s still breathing
The reeking reminder that racism runs rampant
The God image in all still classified and dismantled

What’s more, our isolation’s led to toxic meditations
Our minds left to fester on social vacation
Apart and alone we’re hungry for hope
And in deep need of peace this season is no joke

So where does this leave us? On this starry night
Near the end of this chapter but the end far from sight
See I fear there’s a permanent impression
this soul-deep recession will leave on our minds
And I see seeds of doubt budding and running wild like fire

I echo the psalmist, King David who wrote:
How long Lord? Will You forget me forever?
Your face seems pretty well hidden
and my religion doesn’t seem to make this any better

I’m tryin Lord, I’m tryin’

So help me!

Help me consider that Your ways aren’t my ways
Good days and bad days are filled with You always

I know that I know that I know that

To this I will appeal
For there’s a separation in what I know and what I feel
So let’s rehearse the truths we know to be real:

The God of the sun is also the God of the rain
The God of the winter is also the God of the spring
The God of the healing is still God in my pain
And the God of the past is still the God of today

Listen, this struggle isn’t new, in fact it’s why He came
Not to erase all pain (that’s the end of the game)
but to enter our mess
Not to dry all our tears but to cry with us

That’s the Christmas story
Not of a God so high and mighty
So removed that He rules so blindly
He’s not a King who commands out of selfish ambition
Not of greed for some riches or rank or position

Don’t be mistaken, He’s a God MOST worthy
But didn’t Lord it or leverage His authority

Instead He set aside all that glory and came undercover
Born disguised as a slave to serve like a brother
To feel the world and see the night turn to day
To feed the poor and heal the souls He had made

So to all those who wonder where God’s been at
I’m confident you’ll see in the near days you’ll look back
That He’s been smack dab right there in the middle of your tracks
He’s with you, I’m tellin’ ya If you’re gonna believe one thing, believe that

What the psalmist forgets (or had yet to experience)
Was Emmanuel’s grand plan to love man so furious
See He stepped off that throne and into the mud
What kind of God does that? What King ever would?
But He did and He still does and He’s right here among us
Especially right now on the eve of this Christmas

So fling wide your hope and let His presence sink deep
And restore your belief that His promise never sleeps
God is not dead nor does He flee
When the hellish tide rises it will be met with defeat

I’m gonna say it now and you’re gonna sing it soon
And when you do I pray your peace is fully renewed

May His favor be upon you
for a thousand generations
And your family and your children
And their children and their children

May His presence go before you
and behind you and beside you
All around you and within you
He is with you He is with you

Christ Be Magnified (Encounter Praise) EG2

Devan Bumstead 2020-11-19 | Instructional video for Encounter Praise's version of Christ Be Magnified. Electric Guitar 2

Christ Be Magnified (Encounter Praise) EG1

Devan Bumstead 2020-11-19 | Instructional video for Encounter Praise's version of Christ Be Magnified. Electric Guitar 1

BMPCC6K Drum Sample Footage

Devan Bumstead 2020-07-31 | Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k
Canon 70-200 f2.8

Recorded in 3840X2160
Set to "Film" then added the CMG BONFIRE LUT

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 6K Test Footage

Devan Bumstead 2020-07-29 | Testing out our new camera at my church. Tasty tasty goodness.

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
Canon 70-200 2.8 Lens

Settings:
24fps
f2.8
180 degree shutter
200 ISO
3200K WB
ProRes HQ 4K DCI (4096x2160)
Dynamic Range: Film

No post processing or color grading was done. Edited in Final Cut and exported Master File.

Church Streaming Lower Thirds Solution | ProPresenter 7 | ATEM TV Studio | Wirecast | NDI

Devan Bumstead 2020-04-24 | UPDATE (7/6/20): I purchased a Blackmagic DeckLink Duo 2 PCIe card housed in a Sonnet Echo Express SE I chassis. I send 2 of my 4 available SDI ports on the DeckLink to the ATEM and am able to send a "key" and "fill" signals to the switcher which allows me to send perfectly transparent lower thirds content as well as full screen content at my discretion using the DSK in the ATEM. This is accomplished by making thorough use out of the "Looks" feature in PP7. Here's my more recent video detailing our new rig:

youtube.com/watch?v=4YxuCif9SU8

Feel free to reach out personally if you have questions.

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Alright my tech people, I've got a solution and a question for y'all.

Quick gear list: iMac 27" Retina 5k 2017 | ProPresenter 7 | Blackmagic ATEM TV Studio HD Switcher | NDI Output | Wirecast Pro | AJA T-Tap | Decimator MD-HX

Big goals:
1) Have my primary ProPresenter 7 computer handle nearly all of the media and lyrics for both FOH and streaming.
2) Accomplish this by only using using 1 or 2 HDMI inputs on the switcher. Only one would be amazing, 2 is acceptable, 3 stinks.

I'm currently able to send a master output from ProPresenter 7 to the ATEM so that media shown in the Auditorium can also be shown online.

My second available screen connected to the Mac is my stage display.

I'm sending a third output via NDI for the lower third lyrics. These are formatted with a theme that is only applied to that NDI output so whenever the media tech fires the lyric slides as they normally would during a service, a secondary lower third format gets sent via NDI (many other videos exist on how to do this).

From there, the NDI goes to another computer on our network running Wirecast Pro which receives the NDI and then puts it back OUT via an AJA T-TAP Thunderbolt to HDMI/SDI converter.

I feed this signal into the switcher for my lower thirds input. As of right now, this is the ONLY thing that I will use Wirecast for...so it's taking up a whole computer and expensive software to do a relatively simple task. New solution needed!

From there, I assign this input to the Downstream Key (DSK1) in the ATEM and set the fill and key source to that input. This uses a luma key which takes the black background and makes it transparent, effectively separating my lyrics and I'm able to keep the lyrics on top of the videos switching in the background.

I do the same thing for other media images I want to display ONLY for the stream and not in the Auditorium using the media pool connected to DSK2.

Question:
Would a Blackmagic UltraStudio Mini Monitor work with ProPresenter as a third output? If so, I'd need to free up one of my two Thunderbolt 3 outputs. So I'd maybe have to buy something like the CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 Mini Dock so send both of my HDMI outs to the front and back screens. Would my computer be able to handle this third output?

Or should I simply buy an NDI to HDMI converter and call it good?

Or is there another solution I'm not thinking of?

NPFCC Livestream Rig Tour (March 2020)

Devan Bumstead 2020-03-18 | EDIT (April 2021): This video was created at the beginning of the pandemic. After months of improvements, our current livestream rig now looks different, mostly in the arena of cameras, livestream provider, and media integration via ProPresenter 7. Please see this updated graphical layout for our current system overview:
dropbox.com/s/9xri2d9o59uyki9/NPFCC%20Livestream%20Rundown%20Image%205.pdf?dl=0

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In this video, Devan Bumstead, Worship Pastor of Newbury Park First Christian Church, gives a complete tour of their livestream system. For small to medium sized churches who still strive for the highest levels of professionalism, this setup is a great solution.

Special thanks to CCI Solutions who designed and implemented the entire AVL system at NPFCC and to Luke Hendrickson and Production Online for providing the Broadcast Template and training resources that are helping the local church expand their reach with excellence.

Newbury Park First Christian Church:
npfcc.org | instagram.com/encounternp

Encounter Praise:
instagram.com/encounterpraise

CCI Solutions:
ccisolutions.com

Production Online:
classes.productiononline.com/courses/luke-hendricksons-broadcast-audio-template?affcode=98710_ipr1sv3v

Hi-Res Graphical Layout of Livestream System
s3.amazonaws.com/media.cloversites.com/05/05bffe5a-3aa4-4a0d-8689-29b1e9644793/documents/NPFCC_Livestream_Rundown_Image.jpg

Dante Card:
audinate.com/products/dante-enabled/allen-heath/allen-heath-dante-128x128

Cisco SG350X-24MP Switch:
cisco.com/c/en/us/support/switches/sg350x-24mp-24-port-gigabit-poe-stackable-managed-switch/model.html

Focusrite RedNet PCIeR Card:
pro.focusrite.com/category/audiooverip/item/rednet-pcier

Sonnet Echo Express SE I Chassis:
sonnettech.com/product/echo-express-se1-tb3/overview.html

Focusrite RedNet X2P:
pro.focusrite.com/category/audiooverip/item/rednet-x2p

iMac Specs (Broadcast Audio):
Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2017 | 4.2 GHz i7 | 64GB 2400MHz DDR4 | Radeon Pro 580 8GB

Broadcast Template for ProTools and Logic:
classes.productiononline.com/courses/luke-hendricksons-broadcast-audio-template?affcode=98710_ipr1sv3v

Atterotech UND40:
atterotech.com/products/small-form-factor-networked-av-interfaces/analog-io/und4o

RDL TX-1A (Balanced to Unbalanced Converter):
rdlnet.com/product.php?page=160

Blackmagic Web Presenter:
blackmagicdesign.com/products/blackmagicwebpresenter

Blackmagic Mini Converter Optical Fiber 12G:
bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1401678-REG/blackmagic_design_convmof12g_mini_converter_optical_fiber.html

Blackmagic Micro Converter SDI to HDMI:
bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1247784-REG/blackmagic_design_convcmic_sh_micro_converter_sdi_to.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=y&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A514&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6sHzBRCbARIsAF8FMpWBVrFCkDaO20bCRNh789GZl78IDkKfGpgPFjxgADZCuZIvDXlFbiAaAquFEALw_wcB

Wirecast:
telestream.net/wirecast

MacBook Pro Specs (Streaming Computer):
15-inch, 2018 2.2GHz i7 | 16GB 2400MHz DDR4 | Radeon Pro 555X 4GB Intel UHD Graphics 630 1536MB

Alabaster Heart (Bethel Music) Electric Guitar Cover

Devan Bumstead 2020-01-08 | All guitar sounds were designed with a Kemper Profiler. No external effects were used.

Songwriters & Scribes (Spoken Word)

Devan Bumstead 2019-05-16 | This spoken word was played during a night of worship at Newbury Park First Christian Church to transition between the opening song (a modern arrangement of "The Heart of Worship") and "Great Things" by Phil Wickham. Our night of worship was a special evening for our church as it served as a culmination and celebration of our Press On campaign--a fundraising effort to replace our AVL (audio, video, and lighting) infrastructure in our main auditorium. This spoken word was written specifically for this moment in the service with this larger purpose in mind.

If you would like to use this in your worship service, please contact me. I'd be happy to get you the full resolution files.

Drone Footage: Mavic Pro | Newbury Park, CA
Music: “Ancient Emotions” by Cody Martin | Licensed via SoundStripe

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Let there be no confusion among us tonight
No dilution of the pure substance of our delight

We are not here to entertain or perform
But rather draw near to His reign and conform

Our songs, though potent with purpose, are still but a vapor,
Compared to weight of His worth, just a match to some paper
Gone in a flash, finite and fragile, small and unstable
Like just one grape at the feast on a King’s table

No lyric is worthy enough
No voice is pure enough
No drum beat is big enough
to ascribe Him the honor He’s due

Is he worthy? Why is that even a question?
The question should be “Is He worth me?”

But note who He chooses to use for this purpose
Take another look at who He moves for His service

That’s right, you and I
Songwriters and scribes
Trying to capture His Highness in a 3 minute rhyme

We are but nothing, from dust we were born
Subjects to His dominion, not heirs to adorn
Yet we hold the pen and at great risk He authors
His story through children and mothers and fathers

We’re family, so we know it’s not ours, we give what we’ve gotten
From Spirit-filed saints we pass on what’s not rotten

And boy are our spoils not spoiled
We’ve been blessed, am I right?
What’s been passed on to us makes the future shine bright

It’s a story that’s tried and that’s true
One that can’t die and one that’s not through
So tonight, this is our story, this is our song
We will praise our Savior all the night long

Of course this is all way more than just music
For a song in itself are just notes from a human
But ours is much different—it’s a conduit of connection
Through verses and bridges He dwells through each section

So if we encounter His presence through the praise we extol
We better make way for His home to lay claim to our souls

You see, The birthplace of worship is awe and it’s wonder
But blossoms and grows to wholehearted surrender

So let’s make a choice to return to our knees
To worship His worthiness and give everything

Since nothing could stop His love from invading
And no sin’s ever silenced His heart palpitating
Let’s open the gates and draw near to His throne
As children we’re His and He calls us His own

I can hear it now, the beat of His affection
Colliding on this place like a holy infection

The transplant’s-a-comin’—His heart will be mine
When Love is made known, what great things we will find
Because one thing we do—forget what’s behind
Let’s reach for the goal, toward Heaven we’ll climb

‘Till the day we rise up by His resurrection might
We press on to the end with our hope—Jesus Christ

Martin 000C-16RGTE Demo (Anthem vs. C414)

Devan Bumstead 2019-05-10 | This is a demo of the L.R. Baggs Anthem StagePro in a Martin 000C-16RGTE. The demo compares a typical studio mic setup compared to the direct sound from the Anthem pickup. This gives you an accurate picture of how this guitar will perform live on stage and in the studio.

00:00 Anthem | Dry (Direct to Interface)
00:21 Anthem | Mild EQ and Reverb Added
00:38 AKG C414 | Dry
00:54 AKG C414 | Mild EQ and Reverb Added
01:24 Anthem | Dry (Direct to Interface)
01:41 Anthem | Mild EQ and Reverb Added
01:56 AKG C414 | Mild EQ and Reverb Added
02:28 Credits + EQ and Reverb Settings

GUITAR: Martin 000C-16RGTE
PICKUP: L.R. Baggs Anthem StagePro (All settings in the middle)
MIC: AKG C414 XLS Cardiod Pattern 160Hz Low Cut
STRINGS: Elixir Nanoweb Phosphor Bronze Light (.012)
INTERFACE: Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 (1st Gen)
DAW: Logic Pro X
EFFECTS: Mild EQ and Reverb
SONG: Goodness of God (Bethel Music)

Light (Spoken Word)

Devan Bumstead 2018-12-08 | As a resident of Thousand Oaks, CA, I experienced firsthand the tragedy in our community caused by the Borderline shooting along with the Hill and Woolsey fires. Many close friends will sadly forever be impacted by these events. In times like these, it's difficult to see good, light, and love. This spoken word was written in response--to speak of the One who can show us and sows in us love--the only remedy for our condition.

Lyric video by Ben Harris
Music by Devan Bumstead and Lucas Dorward

If you'd like to use this video at your church, event, or business, please feel free to do so. I simply ask that you give credit depending on which pieces you use. If you'd like to give a donation, you can give via paypal to devanbumstead@yahoo.com or Venmo @Devan-Bumstead

The resources can be downloaded here:
dropbox.com/s/q8kp47xb8s5flvm/LIGHT%20Spoken%20Word%20Resources.zip?dl=0

First Love (Hillsong Y&F) Electric Guitar Lesson

Devan Bumstead 2018-11-25 | Suuuuper rough late night walkthrough of some electric guitar parts on "First Love" by Hillsong Y&F.

00:00 EG1 (Verses, Turnarounds, & Instrumental)
01:00 EG2 (PreChoruses)
01:20 EG2 (Choruses)
02:27 EG3 (Choruses)
03:34 EG3 (Instrumental)
04:35 EG3 (Other Random Notes)

Gear:
PRS Custom 24 with Lollar El Rayo Pickups
Kemper Profiler with Brian Carl's Matchless HC30 profile + built in Kemper effects.
Hit me up if you want my performance patch.

Your Power (Devan Bumstead) Electric Guitar

Devan Bumstead 2018-10-09 | Here are the guitar parts for "Your Power." If you'd like the Kemper performance patch, hit me up!

00:00 Intro
00:16 Verse 2 (Lead)
00:36 Turnaround (Lead)
00:48 PreChorus (Lead)
01:05 PreChorus (Rhythm)
01:22 Tamale (Dylan)
01:30 Chorus (Lead & Rhythm)
02:34 Verse 3 (Lead)
02:56 Bridge (Lead)

Open The Heavens (Gateway Live) Electric Guitar

Devan Bumstead 2018-08-24 | This is a super rough and messy tutorial for the LIVE version of Gateway's "Open The Heavens" in the key of C. This is primarily just for those serving on our team at NPFCC but if it's helpful to you too then great!

Fall Afresh (The Belonging Co.) Electric Guitar

Devan Bumstead 2018-08-24 | This is a SUPER ROUGH and quick recording mostly just for our purposes here at NPFCC. If it's helpful for you too, then great!

Great Things (Phil Wickham) Electric Guitar

Devan Bumstead 2018-08-24 | Sorry for the LOW QUALITY vid! I made this quick and dirty for my players at NPFCC but if it can be of any benefit to you then great! We do this tune in the key of A instead of B so some of the parts are adjusted to fit that. When I refer to EG1 and EG2 this is in relation to the multitrack parts. But one guitar player could play most of both of these parts.

Deep Cries Out VBS 2018 Hand Motions

Devan Bumstead 2018-07-29 | These are the hand motions we taught the kids for our 2018 VBS.

Zeal VBS 2018 Hand Motions

Devan Bumstead 2018-07-29 | These are the hand motions we used for Zeal for our 2018 VBS

Tremble VBS 2018 Hand Motions

Devan Bumstead 2018-07-29 | These are the hand motions we made for "Tremble" during our 2018 VBS. Instead of traditional hand motions we opted to teach sign language for this song!

Zildjan Sound Sample 22 K Custom Dark Ride

Devan Bumstead 2018-07-27 | Demo video for a cymbal for sale. Forgive my stick handling...I'm a guitar player ;)

The video was shot in a studio with acoustic treatment. The mic is a Rode NTG-2 mounted to the Sony HD camera. The video was edited in Final Cut and no post-processing was done to the video or audio. It was exported as an uncompressed mov file and uploaded directly to YouTube.

Good Good Father (Soul Survivor) Electric Guitar Lesson

Devan Bumstead 2018-07-26 | This video is a super rough run through of the Soul Survivor version of Good Good Father. This video is primarily meant for my personal reference in relearning the parts but if it can be of any benefit to you too, then great!

If you have the stems for this song from MultiTracks, this video shows you how to play EG2 (the main lead guitar) and EG1 (the main rhythm guitar). There are other guitar parts in the multitrack that are not covered in this tutorial but are more supplementary in nature.

If you're interested in the Kemper Performance Patch I used for this song, leave me a comment and I'll get back to you.

Your Grace Remains LIVE @ Ragamuffin Roasters

Devan Bumstead 2018-06-27 | "Your Grace Remains" was recorded live at Ragamuffin Roasters in Newbury Park, CA in April, 2016. You can find the studio version on Devan Bumstead debut album, "Holy", on iTunes.

Verse 1
In my darkness when I fall
You still hear me when I call
Hallelujah, Your grace remains
In my weakness sins unseen
When you cleanse me I am clean
Hallelujah, Your grace remains
Hallelujah, Your grace remains

Chorus
Holy, holy, You are holy Lord
I surrender all, I surrender
Holy, holy make me wholly Yours
I surrender all, I surrender

Verse 2
No transgression is too great
For Your mercy to erase
Hallelujah Your grace remains
We’re Your daughters and Your sons
Through adoption with You one
Hallelujah, Your grace remains
Hallelujah, Your grace remains

Bridge
Cast me not away from Your presence oh Lord
Take not Thy Holy Spirit from me
Restore unto me the joy of Thy salvation
And renew a right spirit within me

Hallelujah For The Cross (Chris McClarney) Guitar Tutorial - Kemper Preset

Devan Bumstead 2018-05-15 | This guitar tutorial is for Chris McClarney's song, "Hallelujah for the Cross" in the key of B. The amp and effects were designed and performed with a Kemper Profiler and the preset for this song may be made available for purchase. Please contact me via my website here if you're interested: http://www.devanbumstead.com/contact

Worship Leader Rig [Keys & Electric] Full Run Through!

Devan Bumstead 2018-01-08 | This is my complete rig as of January 2018. Subject to change and updates! Check out my website for an updated gear list and more resources.

Skip ahead to spots you may be interested in:

00:23 | Keyboard Software: MainStage 3, Omnisphere, Keyscape...
02:13 | M-Audio Code 61 Overview
03:32 | Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 Overview
04:40 | Pedalboard Explaination
13:18 | MIDI Explanation
14:36 | Pedalboard Philosophy
15:45 | Guitars Overview
16:36 | Loop Rig
17:34 | Vocal Pedal

Keyboard Sound Samples:

17:51 | Open The Heavens (with vocal lead part on pads)
20:55 | Real Love (with vocal lead part on pads)
25:30 | Piano and Pad Sample from Keyscape (with This I Believe)
27:38 | Good Good Father (Passion)

Pedalboard Sound Samples:

28:54 | Look To The Son (and stereo/mono example)
32:46 | Glorious Day
34:32 | This Is Amazing Grace (Bethel)

Honorable mentions:
http://devanbumstead.com
http://www.devanbumstead.com/resources/midi-pedalboard-wiring-explained
Sunday Keys: dpfaltsound.com
Worship Essentials: thatworshipsound.com

Hark The Herald Angels Sing (Paul Baloche) ACOUSTIC INTRO

Devan Bumstead 2017-11-30 | Just my way of picking through the intro to Paul Baloche's "Hark The Herald Angels Sing"! Obviously I don't have it down solid but it's a way you can play both parts at once in a convincing manner. Happy learning!

Brendan Goes to College

Devan Bumstead 2017-08-25 | The snap story of us sending Brendan off to HIU!

Soldering MIDI Cables (Switchcraft Right Angle 05DL5MX)

Devan Bumstead 2017-06-20 | Hello my fellow DIY community! I'm engaging in a new pedalboard build which has required me to make custom length midi cables. I purchased the Switchcraft right angle midi plugs (model 05DL5MX) from Redco Audio and I'm using Mogami W2948 cable.

Below are the links to the parts and a written description of the steps I followed to make the cables. Because the parts are quite small, it can be a challenge to solder up one of these plugs but if you follow this little trick you should be good!

Plugs: redco.com/Switchcraft-05DL5MX.html
Wire: redco.com/Mogami-W2948.html

1. Strip back 1” of the wire
2. Put the black sleeve of the plug and heat shrink on wire
3. Cut back 2/3 of the grounding wire
4. Strip all the wires a tiny bit
5. Put on gold sleeve
6. Twist and straighten all wires
7. Tin all wires
8. Fill the midi plug points with solder
9. Melt solder in contacts and insert tinned wires, one at a time, when liquefied. *
10. Put on heat shrink and sleeve
11. Orient plug correctly & screw it back together!

* This really is the main trick. I'd suggest going clockwise, hold the colored wire in your left hand and the iron in the right. Touch the lug on the midi connector with the iron and then touch the wire to the lug. When both parts melt, insert the wire down into the small shaft. Remove the iron quickly and let the solder solidify.

Adoption Update & Support (Baby Bum #3)

Devan Bumstead 2017-05-27 | Friends! We are sooooo close to wrapping up this stage of our adoption journey and wanted to give a HUGE THANK YOU to all of you who have been so generous in getting us to this point! Your prayers are literally what has moved mountains and kept things moving along so smoothly. For those who have given financially we just want to say that your gifts so far have gotten us almost all the way to the finish line! We are BLOWN AWAY by your generosity! For all those just jumping in on this story, we still have a bit more to go if you'd like to help. We are so close to our goal and you could help us get all the way there. If you'd like to donate please contact us directly and we'll point you to the right place to give.

Our current prayer requests revolve around the remaining legal steps needed for us to actually be cleared to fly back home! Until those steps occur we're stuck on the other side of the country! God has been moving like a wildfire so far and we anticipate Him continuing to do just that! So your prayer partnership is invaluable!

Thank you so much again!!!!!!

The Bumsteads Adoption Journey

Devan Bumstead 2017-04-01 | Adoption has forever shaped our story. God has used it in our lives to draw us into a pattern of trust that has strengthened our faith and called us to take bold risks for the Kingdom. God is moving yet again and beginning a new chapter. But in order for Him to do this we have to again let go of control and take a big blind step of faith. Though we can't see very far ahead, we're trusting God with every step and that's the very place He wants us to be.

This story has marked the beginning of a movement called Adopt Hope. Though it's still in the early stages, we're confident God is using it already to be a blessing to many others in the near future. For more information and to donate, head to devanbumstead.com/adopt-hope

Holy Album Update & Support

Devan Bumstead 2016-09-29 | Friends and Fam! YOU ROCK!! Thanks a billion for all your love and encouragement throughout this process. I can't believe it's almost here! And still, I'm getting many asking, "How can I help?" WOW! I'm blown away by your generosity. And indeed, there are some ways you can help.

1. PRAY!!! This whole endeavor falls on the shoulders of the Spirit of God so pray for a release of His presence in these songs and the stories that surround them. Pray for protection for my family and for wisdom, inspiration, humility, and freedom of fear.

2. SHARE! The most helpful thing you can do is to simply share the album with your friends and community. Send them an iTunes link, share a post from my Instagram or Facebook page, or just straight up mail them a copy of the album!

3. DONATE! This one's huuuuuge but never expected. But if you want to help out and give above and beyond the CD, I'd be most grateful. This really is the only way I can gain back some of the necessary equipment to continue the songwriting and recording journey and ensure that the ministry will continue. Partnering in this way means the absolute world to me!

How to Sync Metronome and Synth Arps & Delays in MainStage (Part 2)

Devan Bumstead 2016-04-20 | See my previous video (Part 1) for more context on my goals and previous attempt to reach them. So far, this is a workable method! With two buttons I can go to a specific song in the set and fire the click/loop. The keyboard patches sync beautifully and the built in metronome follows my click/guide files perfectly.

The only thing that still is an issue is the spillover. When I change patches while holding a chord, the sound does carry over...until I hit the play/stop button to fire the click, then it kills the patch! If this didn't kill the patch it would be a really nice way to transition between song.

Anyone know of a way to enable spillover when hitting play?

How to Sync Metronome and Synth Arps & Delays in MainStage (Part 1)

Devan Bumstead 2016-04-20 | MainStage Community,

My main goal is to be able to fully sync my keyboardists patches within MainStage in regards to arpeggiated patches and patches with delays. I don't just want the arp patches to play at the same bpm as the song (that would be easy enough) but I want them to fully lock in with the bpm so that if the player's timing is a little off, the arp still fires with the global bpm of the song.

In Omnisphere (where most of our arp sounds come from), under the "ARP" category, I changed the setting under the "Trigger" option to "Song Position" and that locks the arp with the global bpm, no matter how off your actual timing is.

But the only way this will work is if the rest of the band is playing with this metronome as well! And, again, this would have been easy enough just to assign one button to the global "Play" control to fire the metronome and then just change the tempo for each song...

HOWEVER, what if I ALSO want to fire a TRACK along with the metronome for each song???

This is where it gets fun!

So here's what I did:
1) I made 3 buttons in my Layout that will start/stop each song in the set. I assigned each button to a pad on my keyboard.
2) I created 3 channel strips on the concert level and put Playback instances on each of them. I loaded in my three tracks to each of them separately. I made sure each instance of Playback was in a different "Group" so that two of them didn't fire at the same time.
3) I set up 3 patches, one for each song. I put the desired keyboard sounds in each patch.
4) I made sure that each song was assigned the specific tempo by changing it in the "Attributes" for that song. This tempo matches the exact tempo of my click/loop track that's loaded in each instance of Playback.
5) I then mapped button 1 to start/stop the first instance of Playback. I created a parallel mapping on that same button to start/stop the global metronome.

Lo and behold, everything works!! ALLLMOST! The button is a little weird. Sometimes the track that I loaded in Playback won't fire but the global click will fire every time. Then, when I hit the button again, the Playback track will start and join the metronome...IN TIME! So that's a good thing but it means I have to hit the button twice every time I want to fire a song? Seems I'm missing something.

What settings should I be using maybe for the button itself inside MainStage?

New Life [Lyric Video]

Devan Bumstead 2016-03-15 | "New Life" is a song about the gift of new life we receive when we are in Christ. Pulling from 2 Corinthians 5:17 (and surrounding texts), "New Life" calls us to remember our old life in order to celebrate the new creations we are now! Check out devanbumstead.com for the chord chart and other resources!

Devans Electric Rig Run Through

Devan Bumstead 2015-12-05 | Many of you have asked about my gear and tone so I made this sloppy little video to try to let you see under the hood! Here's a written list of the goodies

Duesenberg Starplayer TV
Fender Strat (MIM) with CWP P90 pickups
PRS Custom 24 with Tom Anderson H1 and H2 pickups

Hilton Pro Volume
Diamond Compressor
Sonic Research Turbo Tuner
Paul C Timmy
Archer Klon Clone
Xotic BB Preamp
EHX Micro POG
BBE Sonic Stomp
Kingsley Squire Preamp (Dumble)
Two Notes Torpedo C.A.B.
Strymon Timeline
Strymon BigSky

Lava Ultramafic Patch Cables

Art PRO MPA II Tube Mic Preamp
Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 Interface

Logic Pro X

Yamaha HS8 Studio Monitors

Hark The Herald Angels Sing (King of Heaven) Electric Guitar Tutorial - Paul Baloche

Devan Bumstead 2015-12-04 | Merry Christmas Everyone! Thought I'd post a quick run-through of Baloche's "Hark The Herald" tune since 1) it's an awesome song and 2) there are a TON of tasty guitar licks in here!!! Come and get 'um! Forgive the few little mistakes in here, I'm sure you'll be able to interpret what I actually meant to play ;)

If you're wondering about my gear and the tone I got for this video check out my YouTube channel

Angels From the Realms of Glory (Emmanuel) Electric Guitar Cover [Paul Baloche]

Devan Bumstead 2015-11-25 | Quick and dirty recording of the lead electric part from Paul Baloche's mash up of Angels From the Realms of Glory and Hosanna. Little mess ups on certain parts but you'll get the gist!

Happy [Acoustic Lesson] Phil Bolton Version

Devan Bumstead 2014-10-22 | Here's a fast and sloppy instructional video for the acoustic version of Happy by Phil Bolton. It's quite a simple song actually, just a few chords and you'll be going in no time! You can grab the chord chart over at my website, dbworship.com/resources