Reminds me of the best period of Bibio's output, Vignetting The Compost. Lovely stuff.

Reminds me of the best period of Bibio's output, Vignetting The Compost. Lovely stuff.

Heaps chill. Get well soon.

Heaps chill. Get well soon.

Sure is soothing.  (And I actually the line buzz gives it some nice warmth!) 

Sure is soothing. (And I actually the line buzz gives it some nice warmth!)

That line buzz is surely annoying when you try to record something... But in the result it it adds some nice flavor.
Like a record player with some slight side noises barely noticeable but makes the sound live a bit more.
Beautyfull reduced and relaxed!

That line buzz is surely annoying when you try to record something... But in the result it it adds some nice flavor. Like a record player with some slight side noises barely noticeable but makes the sound live a bit more. Beautyfull reduced and relaxed!

I like it. I started training in Brazilian Jiujitsu this year and injured a groin muscle so I totally get how hard it is to get everything done that you want to.

I like it. I started training in Brazilian Jiujitsu this year and injured a groin muscle so I totally get how hard it is to get everything done that you want to.

Gorgeous. I didn't mind the line noise one bit.

Gorgeous. I didn't mind the line noise one bit.

get well soon, OD. Buzzing is like salt in the soup!!! Nice track btw.

get well soon, OD. Buzzing is like salt in the soup!!! Nice track btw.

Yeah, totally getting a Bibio vibe! Really great in it's simplicity! Hope you feel better soon!

[quote=vimster]Reminds me of the best period of Bibio's output, Vignetting The Compost. Lovely stuff. [/quote] Yeah, totally getting a Bibio vibe! Really great in it's simplicity! Hope you feel better soon! [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV1zFzm2wWc"][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/2fWU4vQ1JSh5IBTgOJ/giphy.gif[/img][/url]

The sound of the baritone is great. What tuning do you use? Having one of these is definitely on my bucket list.

The sound of the baritone is great. What tuning do you use? Having one of these is definitely on my bucket list.

Love me some Baritone, it will serve you well during surf week....

Love me some Baritone, it will serve you well during surf week....

This is nice, even with the salt in soup buzz. Wait ... you got injured at a show?! Sorry, but also awesome. Stage dive? Dance moves you aren't ready for? We fans need to know!

This is nice, even with the salt in soup buzz. Wait ... you got injured at a show?! Sorry, but also awesome. Stage dive? Dance moves you aren't ready for? We fans need to know!

Take a break, you need it.

Great song though.

Take a break, you need it. Great song though.

Love the chord progression.  I totally zoned out to this.  I hope you're feeling better soon man!

Love the chord progression. I totally zoned out to this. I hope you're feeling better soon man!

totally captures the vibe of coming down time of the after party. Reverb and guitar without drums or other accoutrements have pent up energy but also feel alone, like winding down after the event. Nice tone and full sound. Hope you're feeling better and on the mend!

totally captures the vibe of coming down time of the after party. Reverb and guitar without drums or other accoutrements have pent up energy but also feel alone, like winding down after the event. Nice tone and full sound. Hope you're feeling better and on the mend!

Dig the Bari and the simplicity here.  Sounds like single coil noise?

Dig the Bari and the simplicity here. Sounds like single coil noise?

nice looper loop. was this done on the new loop pedal?

nice looper loop. was this done on the new loop pedal?

Wow, huge compliment, thank you

Thanks!  I'm responding so late I barely remember getting sick, so that's nice!

Line Buzz = Keeping It Real? 

Thank you!  Line buzz I guess is the reality, I wonder if I'll ever crack the case on fixing it.

That's so awesome that you do JiuJitsi!

Well thank you!

Love that analogy!

Thanks for listening IPAGHOST with the MOST

[quote=vimster]Reminds me of the best period of Bibio's output, Vignetting The Compost. Lovely stuff. [/quote] Wow, huge compliment, thank you [quote=samuelbruce]Heaps chill. Get well soon.[/quote] Thanks! I'm responding so late I barely remember getting sick, so that's nice! [quote=Reilly Farrell]Sure is soothing. (And I actually the line buzz gives it some nice warmth!) [/quote] Line Buzz = Keeping It Real? :) [quote=theGuen]That line buzz is surely annoying when you try to record something... But in the result it it adds some nice flavor. Like a record player with some slight side noises barely noticeable but makes the sound live a bit more. Beautyfull reduced and relaxed![/quote] Thank you! Line buzz I guess is the reality, I wonder if I'll ever crack the case on fixing it. [quote=E-dub]I like it. I started training in Brazilian Jiujitsu this year and injured a groin muscle so I totally get how hard it is to get everything done that you want to.[/quote] That's so awesome that you do JiuJitsi! [quote=license]Gorgeous. I didn't mind the line noise one bit.[/quote] Well thank you! [quote=Q-Rosh]get well soon, OD. Buzzing is like salt in the soup!!! Nice track btw.[/quote] Love that analogy! [quote=Ipaghost][quote=vimster]Reminds me of the best period of Bibio's output, Vignetting The Compost. Lovely stuff. [/quote] Yeah, totally getting a Bibio vibe! Really great in it's simplicity! Hope you feel better soon! [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV1zFzm2wWc"][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/2fWU4vQ1JSh5IBTgOJ/giphy.gif[/img][/url][/quote] Thanks for listening IPAGHOST with the MOST

B E A D G F# B - so the whole guitar string set shifted over one, relatively - I recommend them; as a one-man band, they are perfect for simultaneously composing pieces with bass lines, chords, and lead riffs on one instrument!  And of course they are essential for surf rock & country & western tunes

#SURFNATION

IT WAS ACTUALLY FILMED.  UGH it is really embarrassing, but ummmmmm maybe one day I will post it.  I typically do some gymnastics kinda moves and I did a move that I've done probably 40+ times before at shows and then.......I MESSED UP.

Thanks MATRIX

Sometimes I get really bummed out after a show just because it is so much work and so much build up and then so exciting and then so emotional and then so exhausting and then so lonely and then you're back to "regular life"

You know what, I bet you are right.  Both my Baritone and Jazzmaster have single coils.  What should I do about this?  A hum cancelling pedal or something?

YUP I have been a total gear monster this year, but I'm using up all the Taco Money $$$ - That loop pedal is really the greatest thing ever.  The DL4 is still awesome from a "sound design" perspective - of making insane sound pieces, but the Electro Harmonix is the best looper for composing and arranging.

[quote=Jokinen]The sound of the baritone is great. What tuning do you use? Having one of these is definitely on my bucket list. [/quote] B E A D G F# B - so the whole guitar string set shifted over one, relatively - I recommend them; as a one-man band, they are perfect for simultaneously composing pieces with bass lines, chords, and lead riffs on one instrument! And of course they are essential for surf rock & country & western tunes [quote=Ryan]Love me some Baritone, it will serve you well during surf week....[/quote] #SURFNATION [quote=miraclemiles]This is nice, even with the salt in soup buzz. Wait ... you got injured at a show?! Sorry, but also awesome. Stage dive? Dance moves you aren't ready for? We fans need to know! [/quote] IT WAS ACTUALLY FILMED. UGH it is really embarrassing, but ummmmmm maybe one day I will post it. I typically do some gymnastics kinda moves and I did a move that I've done probably 40+ times before at shows and then.......I MESSED UP. [quote=Devieus]Take a break, you need it. Great song though.[/quote] <3 [quote=Tone Matrix]Love the chord progression. I totally zoned out to this. I hope you're feeling better soon man![/quote] Thanks MATRIX [quote=NWSPR]totally captures the vibe of coming down time of the after party. Reverb and guitar without drums or other accoutrements have pent up energy but also feel alone, like winding down after the event. Nice tone and full sound. Hope you're feeling better and on the mend![/quote] Sometimes I get really bummed out after a show just because it is so much work and so much build up and then so exciting and then so emotional and then so exhausting and then so lonely and then you're back to "regular life" [quote=rdomain]Dig the Bari and the simplicity here. Sounds like single coil noise?[/quote] You know what, I bet you are right. Both my Baritone and Jazzmaster have single coils. What should I do about this? A hum cancelling pedal or something? [quote=zirafa]nice looper loop. was this done on the new loop pedal?[/quote] YUP I have been a total gear monster this year, but I'm using up all the Taco Money $$$ - That loop pedal is really the greatest thing ever. The DL4 is still awesome from a "sound design" perspective - of making insane sound pieces, but the Electro Harmonix is the best looper for composing and arranging.

Single coils are inherently noisey. Some high end custom shop pickups are quite nice or if you've got a 3 pup/5 switch setup, the out of phase positions usually get rid of it well.

Single coils are inherently noisey. Some high end custom shop pickups are quite nice or if you've got a 3 pup/5 switch setup, the out of phase positions usually get rid of it well.

Dr. Coil or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Hiss

[quote=rdomain]Single coils are inherently noisey. Some high end custom shop pickups are quite nice or if you've got a 3 pup/5 switch setup, the out of phase positions usually get rid of it well.[/quote] Dr. Coil or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Hiss [img]https://i.imgur.com/5x1Q9HB.png[/img]