6-8-21 thing

First bit is a neoclassical kind of vibe on a 7 string, ending is very Gojira-esque.

Gladijator.*

First mix of this track, will keep working on it and drop on iTunes/Spotify eventually.

Forest

Thing I put together in an hour or two, very rough and incomplete.
Classical thumped intro, goes into pop punk/metalcore fused second half.

Rain

Just the first thing I wrote with my new classical guitar. It's in 10/8, grouped as 4-3-3.
Guitars used:
Kremona Soloist S56C
Strandberg Boden Original 7

classical guitar demo

Riff I wrote and threw together a sloppy mix for it.

Chunky Demo

fanta claus

This isn't supposed to be a good song it's supposed to showcase the tones that can be achieved with the amazing plugin that is archetype abasi

Archetype Abasi Demo

Demo of the very versatile Toneforge Jason Richardson plugin.

Toneforge Jason Richardson Demo

Thing I wrote today. Didn't really mix or master it.
Rhythm Tone:
Strandberg Boden Original 7->Ibanez TS9->ISP Decimator II->M Audio M Track Interface->Toneforge Jason Richardson
Solo Tone:
Ibanez JEMJR->TS9->ISP->Boss Digital Delay DD-6->Interface->Toneforge 
Clean Tone (at beginning):
Strandberg->Boss Compression Sustainer CS-3->Interface->Toneforge
Ambient Tone (at end):
Strandberg->Walrus Audio Fathom Reverb->DD-6->Interface->Toneforge
Bass Tone:
Some 4 string Squier I tuned to Drop A->TS9->ISP->Interface->Stock Garageband Bass Amp
Drums:
GetGood Drums Modern and Massive
Some stock plugin for the synth, Akai MPK Mini as MIDI Controller.

Lost

I wanted this to be a song but it came out as a beat with a little lead section.

Quarantine Type Beat

Demo of a riff I wrote about a year ago but never did anything with.
Guitar chain:
Strandberg Boden Original 7 -> Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer -> M Audio M Track Interface -> Toneforge Jason Richardson
Bass chain:
Some Squier 4 string tuned to B without a name on it -> Abasi Pathos -> ISP Decimator II -> Interface -> Stock Garageband Amp
Drums are GGD Modern and Massive

kool aid water

I took the piano riff of Levitation 21, slowed it down a little bit, and made a short metal version.

Thomas Reuter