averyocean65
GearIQ 81
Joined Dec 2025
Avery (aka Alisa) is a small independent producer from Germany with an ever-evolving style. Although her music is fully produced within the comfort of her bedroom, she still manages to amaze listeners with her upbeat, and simple yet stunning music.
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The Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster is not only an incredible guitar, it's also one of the few Fender/Squier Jazzmasters that feature accurate electronics. Unlike most Jazzmasters I've seen, J Mascis did not shy out in adding a rhythm circuit to this guitar which to me is a huge plus. The addition of the hot, punchy, pickups that are like a fusion of a Jazzmaster pickup and a P90 make this guitar an immaculate choice for anybody who wants an impeccable guitar without spending tons of money.
I love this thing and I use it for playing live in a band and also to make most of my own music. It's a 10/10 for me.
Basses 1
Synths 1
Pedals 8
I love this tuner pedal, it's reliable and easily allows me to tune my guitar and bass without much hazzle. There isn't much else to say, except for the fact that I wish the reference tuning could go down to 425Hz so I could tune my Telecaster without VSTs.
Other 2
Hardware 19
The Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster is not only an incredible guitar, it's also one of the few Fender/Squier Jazzmasters that feature accurate electronics. Unlike most Jazzmasters I've seen, J Mascis did not shy out in adding a rhythm circuit to this guitar which to me is a huge plus. The addition of the hot, punchy, pickups that are like a fusion of a Jazzmaster pickup and a P90 make this guitar an immaculate choice for anybody who wants an impeccable guitar without spending tons of money.
I love this thing and I use it for playing live in a band and also to make most of my own music. It's a 10/10 for me.
I love this tuner pedal, it's reliable and easily allows me to tune my guitar and bass without much hazzle. There isn't much else to say, except for the fact that I wish the reference tuning could go down to 425Hz so I could tune my Telecaster without VSTs.
Electric Guitar Pickups
Color/Finish: Black
Year: 2025
live
studio/recording
Plugins / Software 13
I'm a big fan of the sound that can be produced with Addictive Drums 2, my favorite libraries so far have to be their Vintage Dead, Modern Jazz Brushes, Fairfax Volume 2 and Reel Machines. I also love how much you can customize the sounds in this plugin, like the blend of certain microphones, the "flexi" spots and the ability to adjust each element of your kit and put individual FX on every element. This plugin is astonishing and I will be using it in every song I made from now, because it's the closest I could ever get before buying and learning drums. Honestly though, I wish I could reverse one or two ADPaks that I bought because I just can't get along with them as well as I thought I would. That's my fault though for rushing to purchase the plugin and only listening to the sound demos instead of trying the free trial.
MODO BASS 2 is a good-sounding, easy to use and extremely versatile plugin. Even with the standard preset, which is all that you can use with the trial version, you can customize the sounds a lot, from the playing style to muting and much more. Overall this plugin kills and I hope to buy the full version someday.
Previous Gear 5
Mods 1
Electric Guitar Pickups
Color/Finish: Black
Year: 2025
live
studio/recording
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