How to Add A Shimmer Effect to Your Patches Inside MainStage!

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Hey friends, in this video David shows a simple two step process to add a shimmer effect to your patches inside MainStage. The shimmer effect is very prominent in modern worship and it helps to add in an extra layer to your sounds!

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THANK YOU! So tired of everyone pushing their patches rather than their knowledge. Mainstage is powerful . . . if you know how to use it. It's just flat out frustrating when you don't.

adamamylyn

I was literally searching this tone finally I got it..thanks for sharing...God bless

prazalrai

Great video. Shared it with our keys team. Thanks.

marycollis

To really make it more “shimmery” how would it be to put the pitch shift on a Bus, as you say, but with the blend setting at max, and then put the reverb on the shifted signal bus channel? That would just reverb the high signal (or low, if you pitch shift it the other way). I shall have to test how different that would be. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

alwaysaplanb

Hi!) Thanks !) Can you say what device is behind you above nanokonrol ?

itsmblz

Hi David. A great TIP, very very great. ... BUT ... :D ... can I ask you what is the starting sound? ... I understand that is a Based Pad from ESX24, but which one? ;)
TNX FOR TUTORIAL!

maxboni