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Ever wondered how Hammock achieves their atmospheric guitar tones? The band walks you through their complete signal chain for the song 'The Unsetting Sun,' from their Herb Ellis Gibson to their intricate pedalboard featuring the Strymon NightSky and Walrus Audio Slöer.

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00:00Hey, I'm Mark. And I'm Andrew. And we're the band Hemming.
00:04We're going to today talk about the main sound of the main guitar on the Unsetting Sun from my new
00:09record, Second Coming with the Moonrise.
00:11We used the Sands amp on this one, which we normally never use. And we used the Podfarm compressor.
00:18We used a tube echo that's also Podfarm and a couple of EQs.
00:23The Herb Ellis Gibson and the tuning is D, A, D, F sharp, B, F sharp.
00:32The pedals that we used on this one are the Waris Slower, which we love this warbly kind of thing
00:38that it does.
00:39The Strymon Night Sky. And then we used the Benson Preamp.
00:43We almost always use this Xpandor to just kind of give the sound some crispiness, whether we're using real amps
00:49or not.
00:49This is without the Delay that's in the box, and this is without the Slower and without the Benson.
01:01That's just that Night Sky hanging over it. Now we'll add this Delay.
01:07We add the Slower.
01:11You hear the Warbly.
01:12Then we add this Benson.
01:15And it just creates a little bit of warmth.
01:17Then it's
01:18Then it's
01:18Then it's
01:18Then it's
01:19Then it's
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