Dagames

Dagames uses the Lindo Purple Karma acoustic guitar, as seen in a heartfelt Instagram post by willdagamesryan, where he discusses the inspiration behind songs like "Plague" and "I'll Find My Way."

In the YouTube video "MAKING MUSIC LIVE | DAGames," Will Ryan of DAGames is seen using the ESP LTD BB-600 Baritone Ben Burnley Signature guitar.

Dagames uses the Image-Line FL-Keys virtual instrument for his original song "As the Lights Go Out" and other nerdcore projects, including songs about Bendy and Cuphead. This usage is highlighted in a tweet where he shares a piano-driven composition.

in this livestream Will shows his Ibanez 7 string. by searching all over the ibanez website i found this guitar which is identical to the one he showed in the livestream at 1:30:06 (with the same colour, reverse headstock, and the exact same pickups. he also says its an Iron label. he used the guitar in the songs "BioBond" and "Hands of a Slayer"

Dagames showcases his new Lindo Swallow steel-string acoustic guitar on Instagram, expressing his love for the brand and excitement about the new color.

Will's electric-acoustic guitar used in acoustic songs. Also, on a few livestreams Will said he owns Lindo Shark.

Will showed in one of his livestreams back in 2017, that he used this synth for the hello neighbor song, 123 sms song, and etc.

Dagames has utilized Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 extensively in his rock and metal compositions, particularly in tracks for IRIS, as evidenced by a user-uploaded photo.

Dagames, also known as Will, used the Line 6 POD Studio UX2 with POD Farm audio interface, as shown in the user-uploaded photo.

A user-uploaded photo shows Dagames' Will using an Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer 30th Anniversary pedal.

Dagames uses the Roland Duo-Capture EX UA-22 audio interface, as shown in a tweet by WillDARyan.

In a live stream titled "MAKING MUSIC LIVE," DAGames showcases the Epiphone Limited Edition Tommy Thayer "White Lightning" Les Paul guitar, also featured in his Instagram posts.

at 31:17 in the stream, Will says that he uses the Rode NT1-A condenser microphone.

He uses the program throughout the entire stream.

Just like the harmless, Will used this synth for his hello neighbor song in 2017 as well as his other nerdcore music.

In the video "WILL REACTS TO OLD SONGS! #1" on DAGames' YouTube channel, Dagames is seen using the Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro headphones.

Dagames is shown using the Marshall JVM410H guitar amplifier head in this user-uploaded photo.

Dagames uses a Peavey 6505 4x12'' 300W Straight Cabinet, as shown in a user-uploaded photo featuring Giant Will's setup.

Dagames used the KRK ROKIT 5 G3 Studio Monitors for four years, as shared by willdagamesryan on Instagram. The post reflects on their reliability and recommends them for those starting in music.

Dagames shares on Instagram that they recently acquired the JBL 305P MkII Powered 5" Two-Way Studio Monitors, expressing enthusiasm for their impressive sound quality.

Dagames, known for his impactful music on YouTube, has used the Ibanez RGAIX6FMT-TGF electric guitar in his creative process. In an Instagram post, Will Ryan (willdagamesryan) expressed his fondness for the guitar, mentioning he will miss playing it as he embarks on new creative ventures.

Will recorded the Cold Man (Demo Version) on this microphone

In the YouTube video "MAKING MUSIC LIVE | DAGames," DAGames demonstrates using the Neumann U87 microphone for recording vocals.

Dagames showcased his new ESP LTD EC-1000 in Violet Andromeda during a video chat.

Dagames' Will frequently used the Encore E69 SG guitar in many of his earlier songs with DAGames and Onyx Colony, as shown in a user-uploaded photo.

During a livestream, Dagames was seen using the Razer Kraken 7.1 Chroma headphones.

Will uses this microphone for recording his guitar amp

In the YouTube video "Chill Q&A Time! ~ Will Ryan," Dagames is seen using the Ibanez RGAIX7FM Transparent Gray Flat guitar, specifically noted for its use in "Hands of a Slayer."

In the video titled "What Happened To Pacman?!" on DAGames' YouTube channel, Dagames uses the AKG K712 Pro headphones.

In the YouTube video titled "WHATS CHANGING, WILL?," DAGames is shown using the Fostex T40rp Mk3 Studio Headphones.