Devour Music

Writers block is still a thing, but it starts to get better. I found myself constantly changing guitars when I felt like an idea wasn't really working.

This time when I took the baritone, everything started to fall nicely into place. It's still not my guitar since it's my brother's, but it became a stable in my guitar stand.

It sounds stupid, but even if it's my least used one, I love looking at it. The neck is one of the most comfortable ones ever for me and nothing's missing soundwise. Every time I manage to get a recording done with it, I wonder why I don't use it more often.

I guess it's still a niche instrument for me. Having the B-tuning of my 7string while being a 6string and me just having a bass tuned to D, too much thinking is probably the thing putting me off for the most part.

Maybe it works best when my mind isn't running circles beforehand.

Signal Chain

• Guitar: Ibanez mmm1
• Pedals:
• mono, TC electronic Poly Tune 3, 29 Pedals Euna, Electro Harmonix Pitch Fork, Electronic Audio Experiments Limelight v2, Earthquaker Devices Special Cranker, Chase Bliss MOOD, Bondi Squish As, Chase Bliss GenLoss MKll
• stereo:
• Hologram Electronics Microcosm, Boss DD500, Walrus Audio ACS1 in stereo (set to Vox amps, IRs by Bogren Audio), Neunaber Illumine, EHX 22500, Walrus Audio Canvas stereo DI
• Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 8i6
• Daw: Reaper