Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
My version of 'Raise A Hallelujah' from Bethel. Key of E. I've tried to get it as accurate as possible (although this was done before the proper release and tutorials, see below). Download the re-mastered and improved track here - mediafire.com/file/zhtmgghnvht8liw/Raise-Master-E-click.mp3/file (re-mastered via mutipressor, EQ and 'loudness' treatment in July 2019 so this sounds better than the YouTube version)
Thanks to a number of the early piano and guitar YouTube videos for some pointers. WorshipU have since done proper tutorials if you have an account with them or the guitar tutorial is on YouTube. Other than that, I just used my ear. I have added in some pads/organ and some arpeggiators etc which aren't in the original. I did this as I often lead worship in small venues with just my acoustic guitar so sometimes use backing tracks. This isn't fully accurate but it's taken a lot of work to do this and I only share in case this helps others!
Recorded and constructed in Logic Pro X. Electric guitar is a G&L ASAT Classic playing through a Zoom G5N just for convenience. Using iRig's amp plug-in too. Video done in Motion 5, background done in Photoshop.
Raise A Hallelujah - Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser & Melissa Helser, from 'Victory Live'. Copyright and all rights, Bethel Music.
My version of 'Raise A Hallelujah' from Bethel. Key of E. I've tried to get it as accurate as possible (although this was done before the proper release and tutorials, see below). Download the re-mastered and improved track here - mediafire.com/file/zhtmgghnvht8liw/Raise-Master-E-click.mp3/file (re-mastered via mutipressor, EQ and 'loudness' treatment in July 2019 so this sounds better than the YouTube version)
Thanks to a number of the early piano and guitar YouTube videos for some pointers. WorshipU have since done proper tutorials if you have an account with them or the guitar tutorial is on YouTube. Other than that, I just used my ear. I have added in some pads/organ and some arpeggiators etc which aren't in the original. I did this as I often lead worship in small venues with just my acoustic guitar so sometimes use backing tracks. This isn't fully accurate but it's taken a lot of work to do this and I only share in case this helps others!
Recorded and constructed in Logic Pro X. Electric guitar is a G&L ASAT Classic playing through a Zoom G5N just for convenience. Using iRig's amp plug-in too. Video done in Motion 5, background done in Photoshop.
Raise A Hallelujah - Bethel Music, Jonathan David Helser & Melissa Helser, from 'Victory Live'. Copyright and all rights, Bethel Music.
