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"Always On Time // Here Again" (LIVE) | Cross Church Worship | Guitar Mix | ToneX's

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These are the EG parts I play for "Always On Time and Here Again" 🚨 https://nathanhernandezmusic.com/ - BIGSKY PRESETS!! 🚨 ⚡️(If you enjoy my guitar covers/playthroughs, subscribe with the notification bell turned so you never miss a video!) ⚡️ Contact: Nathanhernandez270@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_nathanhz/ Guitars: Fender Ultra Series Telecaster (Used in this video) Gretsch G6112TCB-JR - Jaguar Tan/Copper Metallic Amps: ToneX Ones (Stereo Amps) - (L) Tone Shepherd "Bad Cat" - (R) Tone Junkie "Fender Deluxe Reverb" Pedalboard: Walrus Audio Deep Six Compressor V3 Mooer Tender Octaver Benson Preamp Shnobel Tone Daily Driver Boost JHS Superbolt V2 Walrus Audio Julianna Chorus GFI System Specular Tempus (Delay) Strymon BigSky Pinstripe Pedals - DISO Plus – Dual Line Isolator w/ XLR Polarity Reverse Switch #worship #church #guitar #music #tonex #ampsim

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In this live guitar mix playthrough, I’m covering the electric guitar parts I play for “Always On Time // Here Again” with Cross Church Worship. The whole night is built around that testimony—“I was tossed in the water but I never went under… You were always on time”—and I’m trying to support the room with parts that stay out of the way when the vocal is leading, then lift when the band leans in. You’ll hear how I sit in the pocket during the verses, then open up the sound as we hit the big moments like “not for a minute was I forsaken… the Lord is in this place.” Tone-wise, I’m running a stereo ToneX Ones setup so the mix feels wide without getting harsh. I’m chasing that worship guitar thing: clear, present, and worshipful—something that can carry swells and ambience while still keeping the rhythm tight. If you’re building a church-ready guitar mix, this is a good example of how I approach dynamics, space, and staying musical through the whole flow of “Always On Time” into “Here Again.”

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