Unveiling the controversy: Should church musicians rely on backing tracks?

In this video, we’re taking a look at the controversy around using backing tracks in church music. Should church musicians rely on backing tracks to help them sound professional? Is this a practice that’s beneficial or harmful to the message of the church music? ***FREE - YouTube QuickStart Course*** Book a consultation with me for help with the direction of your music career. ***Social Media Masterclass*** ***Marketing For Musicians Course*** ***FREE -- Professional Set List Template*** ***FREE Musician/Producer Contracts*** ***FREE -- 10 Tips To Make More Money As A Musician eBook*** ***FREE -- Vocal Range Test And Vocal Warm-up Video Series*** ***FREE -- Simple Recording Studio Setup Guide*** Please help this channel bring you more valuable, customized content by taking this very short survey of 4 questions. If you found value in this video, consider leaving me a tip at the link below. It will help bring you more valuable content. Thank you for your support! This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something I will receive a small commission. ----------Where else you can find me---------- **Fishnet Productions Studios Website** **Facebook** **Instagram** **Twitter** **Question Of The Day** What are your thoughts on the subject of this video? Let me know in the comments Do me a favor and subscribe To MusiKSpace YouTube Channel Here ============================= This Video Was Filmed Using: ============================= Camera: Amazon ➡️ Lens: Amazon ➡️ Microphone: Amazon ➡️ **Music** Epidemic Sounds ----------Musical Equipment Seen In My Videos---------- **Contact** terencefisher1898@