Gospel runs on piano | "Churchin aint Pretty" A tutorial on gospel scales

0:00 Song 2:05 Sean goes over the notes used in the run 8:40 Context issues 10:45 Theory In this video Sean at looks at some Gospel Runs on piano. This was a video requested by Jay Reed called "Church Runs for keys" Original video is here:    • Church runs for keys   I have always said that if you want to play like someone you have to STUDY them. Not just browse YouTube all day. But get on that piano or keyboard and work out those scales and riffs. Memorize the song by getting the MIDI file or using the video, then try to incorporate some of what you have learned into your own playing. That is THE ONLY way to do it and you will see you playing ability EXPLODE.. Check out the beast chronicles playlist if you haven't seen it already:    • Beast Chronicles (short clips of gosp...   Grab the Midi File: https://gum.co/pBwb ——————————— Purpose ——————————— The purpose of this video is to provide musicians and music instructors a method to analyze and study the advanced works of other musicians. The MIDI files allow you to learn the runs, chords, scales, licks, and literally every thing that you see in the video. I believe that the quickest and best way to grow as a musician is to study the works of others, practice them, and memorize them. The transcriptions provided via MIDI FILES for all of The transcriptions are usually 95% to 100% accurate and composed by Sean Wilson. In some cases, if there is a slight difference in the transcription it is because notes may have to be changed to fit the context of the chord or scale. I use my own ear to make the determination of the intended chord Most of the midi files provided in the links are between $5-$10… ——————————— How I create my videos ——————————— Step 1: I choose videos based on request. Musicians generally requests files that they really want MIDI files for. I consider the amount of time a video will take. Generally a week, (I’m not doing YouTube full time, I’ve got kids and multiple jobs) Step 2: I download the videos from youtube using keepvid.com or I just record the screen using a screen capture program. Step 3: I drag the video into Logic Pro X ($199) 90% of all of my time is spent in Logic. I play measure by measure WITH the video while recording the notes into Logic. I spend a lot of time editing the timing for accuracy… Step 4: I use chordie to play the notes and show the chords on the screen. Paid $30 for chordie. The developer is a musician himself and I was approved to be a sponsor of Chordie. The link to chordie is here: Step 5: I use Screenflow ($99) to capture the notes on the screen ***As you can see based on the steps above a lot of work goes into making a High Quality Midi file. You can download to MIDI file to this song here: ———————— Downloads ———————— Lingus Midi File, https://gum.co/kBvJ Disclosure: I have an affiliate relationship relationship with chordie. I personally know the developer of the software. He is an outstanding musician as well!