Lion and the Lamb (Live) amp settings — Blackstar HT20R MkII
The Bethel Music & Leeland guitar tone for “Lion and the Lamb (Live)”, dialed in for a Blackstar HT20R MkII with a Epiphone Les Paul Studio. Live version, Have It All (2016) — main rhythmic lead riff and choruses
Vox AC30 / Matchless style clean edge-of-breakup amp, Telecaster / Gretsch style guitar, Klon / transparent dual overdrive, dotted 8th digital delay, ambient hall reverb
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 3 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 7 |
| Reverb | 2 |
| Master | 6 |
01Wampler Tumnus Deluxe
Primary drive / chime boost (Normal buffer on, active 3-band EQ)
02Wampler Triumph
Engage for huge chorus wall-of-sound (Smooth/TS mode)
03Walrus Audio ARP-87
Set program to Digital (d), tap tempo to song (~67 BPM / dotted eighth)
04Walrus Audio Slö
Set mode to Dream (1) or Hall style sustain for lush bed underneath riff
The HT20R MkII is set to the Clean channel to serve as a pedal platform, with the ISF knob set around 9 o'clock (American/Chime side) to emulate a Vox/Matchless top-end. Because your Epiphone Les Paul Studio humbuckers are warmer and hotter than the Telecasters often used by Bethel guitarists, treble is pushed on both the amp and the Tumnus while gain on the pedals is dialed back slightly to prevent mud. Delay and reverb carry the iconic rhythmic pulse and spatial bed.
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