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Saddleback Church Worship, Phil Wickham performs “Cannons” during the November 22, 2009 services. [support us]
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I'm totally curious how his guitarist gets that strange soaring, almost organ like tone for the main riff…
@rfphill He is using an EHX Micro POG
@ckalinec around 4:50 notice that he's not playing for a slight moment so it can't be him its prob the keyboard player
@rfphill It's being doubled by the Nord lead 2. That's what the majority of the sound is. The camera man is just assuming that the sound is coming from the guitar.
@frodog19
Yep, it least until this year (2011) Dan Bailey is his name, he's a great guy, and a great musician. One of the best CCM and drummers period I've seen live. He just has this talent of putting something you didn't think could fit (4:32-4:34) and check other videos (In Your City and Eden Live in Oceanside, CA). Knowledgeable, and a great dude.
I've always loved the fact that Phil doesn't even look at the people watching him. His eyes are ALWAYS off in the distance, singing directly to God not for the people watching him.
@JTylerBentley is right. Most of that sound comes from Jyro on the Nord…or sometimes a Microkorg. I should know, he borrows mine for live shows. 🙂
THIS IS THE BEST COVER OF THIS SONG I'VE EVER HEARD!!!!!
what an incredible song and yet a lacklustre response on the part of the congregation…is this what the glorious God and savior of the world deserves??!!
@JonathanBlackmusic1
That's because he wrote it. lol He's an amazing muscician though.
@Covers4Christ
haha I know!! I was makin a joke! ha
Sang this in winter retreat 2 days ago. This song made me lift up my hands i felt very blessed to go to it my life is forever changed and i accept Jesus as my savior. I only listened to christian music ever since i became a christian. God is here!! 🙂
@a23259789 What is LP?
@MaidenInTheStates The initials for a kind of guitar. LP stands for Les Paul.
@a23259789 Oh ok thanks for the help.
Actually, it could be because there are no microphones in the audience so their response does not go to the mixer/recording.
A beautiful worship song – so full of love and reverence for the Lord
LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haha! He wrote it! He better be good at singing it himself:D
That Les Paul looks soo good
this is a great song to listen to to worship our God
That's awesome that he came to help with worship ! I was lucky to do a cover of this with my friend Lacey McCoy. Both of us were finalists in a contest put on by The Fish 95.9 in Los Angeles :] The cover is on my channel !!
Wow what a lame unresponsive congregation lol…. Only the church in America…..sad
Dang ! Taylor was a kid whn he started playing with Phil lol
I don't think the congregation was half as lackluster as it appears… plus some of these comments are downright tiresome with the picking at a perceived congregational response. Now let me explain why I say perceived….
Speaking as a worship leader and a professional recording engineer, two things:
He'd just introduced the song, and it's tough for people to "get" songs the first time and they'll sing tentatively. Really, happens for me when I lead, and that's often how I'll be. Sometimes I gotta take it in and meditate on it as it's being presented.
Second, what you hear is a mix created for the video and it's laden with crazy effects on everything. So remember you probably aren't hearing the great cavernous sounds of the actual church building, but instead you're hearing reverbs and delays effects in the mix… It sounds like it might've even been the board mix that was going out in the church sound system, which is by no means going to have room mics in it, unless you love deafness by feedback. It's sounds weird/not-great enough that it probably was the mix for the speakers to sound right amplified in the room, really. With that all in mind, when he had just the crowd singing, based on him backing from the mic still singing and still hearing him pretty quiet, it also sounded like you were hearing the congregation from his vocal mic only, which isn't going to pick up much… it doesn't sound like there were any room/ambient mics turned up or really even used in the recording.
all matters is the NAME OF GOD is exalted through his song…
beautiful, beautiful song.
hes prety good