Ricky Jamaraz

In this photo, you can see the guitar hanging from Ricky’s wall.

In this image from his website. You can see Presonus' Studio One on his monitor.

In this user-uploaded photo, Ricky Jamaraz's Epiphone ES-335 is visible on the far left of the bed.

You can see this guitar as the 2nd on the left.

You can see his microphone in the “I Miss You” music video.

In this video you can see him playing that keyboard.

You can see this guitar next to Ricky facing away from the camera.

In this instagram story Ricky Jamaraz shows what gear used on his song "Death Song" and it shows what it seems to be a Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster

in this instagram story, Ricky Jamaraz shows what gear used on his song "Death Song" and it shows what it seems to be a PJ-4 HTR.

in this instagram story, Ricky Jamaraz shows what gear used on his song "Death Song" and it shows what it seems to be a korg volca drum.

In an Instagram story, Ricky Jamaraz features the gear used in his track "Death Song," notably including the Korg Minilogue.

This YouTube Short cuts to Ricky Jamaraz playing the guitar.

At 0:22 in the Instagram reel posted by @rickyjamarazmusic, Ricky Jamaraz can be seen using a Behringer UC200 Ultra Chorus.

In an Instagram reel posted by @rickyjamarazmusic, Ricky Jamaraz can be seen using a TC Electronic MojoMojo Overdrive at the 0:22 mark.

In an Instagram reel posted by Ricky Jamaraz (@rickyjamarazmusic), he showcases the M-Vave Mini Universe at the 0:22 mark.

Ricky Jamaraz uses the Boss SP-505 Groove Sampling Workstation, as demonstrated in an Instagram reel by @rickyjamarazmusic. In the video, he illustrates how he made beats without a computer at the beginning, stating, "Using a midi sequencer from 1987 to make some sick beats in 2024... this is from a song of mine called 'Pretty Machine'!!!"

In this screen grab from Ricky’ tiktok, you can see a sunburst Jazzmaster on his left (our right), hung up on the wall.THIS IS WRONG

Ricky Jamaraz uses the Yamaha MT50 as his 4-track cassette recorder, as confirmed in the description of his YouTube video titled "Adam's Apple," where he states, "For those wondering, the 4-track I used was a Yamaha MT-50."

In a YouTube video titled "Album 7 Announcement" by Ricky Jamaraz, the Yamaha MT8XII Multitrack Recorder can be clearly seen at the 0:14 mark, confirming its use by the artist.

https://youtu.be/1bDz9JsGBBU?si=OWW6xn_q9xWsJYzC at 18:52

https://youtu.be/1bDz9JsGBBU?si=OWW6xn_q9xWsJYzC at 2:03, ricky/tom shows some of the song writing ability for this album

https://youtu.be/1tlahgd28wU?si=4JNmIxNrgbw1s-YC at 2:01 when he shows sampling his guitar on the pads

At 3:42 in the YouTube video titled "Recording a Full Song From Scratch | Studio Session Vlog" by Ricky Jamaraz, he demonstrates the capabilities of the Behringer Model 15 Semi-modular Analog Synthesizer, highlighting the changes that can be made with a single movement.

it was mentioned and shown played at 2:29 https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0

https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0 at 11:00 while showing what he has used to get a pacific bass tone

https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0 11:25 ricky goes into detail of how he is using the guitar pre amp as a bass pre amp

https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0 at 11:55 he explains that his setup is pretty relaxed and cheap compared to other self proclaimed artists

https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0 17:58 ricky describes how instead of using digital instruments he went to physical composing

https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0 31:07 HE IS explaining the splitting sequencing and this is one of the synths the signal is splitting to

https://youtu.be/0VBCi1M9IzE?si=jdzbU67J-OYrHVF0 at 50:02 he is explaining the things that his keyboard is connected to and what he can switch via switching midi signals and through wires and the drum machine is one of them