You’ll probably need to put some time into researching the instrument itself, any descendants of the instruments (some upgrades are just worth it), and the musical trends of the time (eg, tuning lower then A=440, different materials for strings ect)

Bit of of left field here: The going under OST. Was the soundtrack to my exams

High quality recorded audio everywhere I go

This is the best comment I’ve read today

50/50 this is incredibly homosexual, who’s placing bets

I work at a McDonald’s and the managers let people take stuff at close, either way it’s just gonna go into the bin

Living in Kerala is rough dunno about the other places tho

Precisely

Yeah, you just need a patch cable into a split coil humbucking electric bass guitar and a degree in aerospace engineering, pretty simple actually

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Bruv what

I literally make a Spotify playlist then run it through a website that lets me download metadata and a MP3 of the song (usually it’s from YouTube). I usually look on Bandcamp for albums I like tho because .flac sounds slightly better.

Adding to this, finding/reconnecting with something that you love to do works wonders. For me, I found music, the joy of preforming and writing is incredible. Maybe art is something you love, it could be cooking, it could be skiing- whatever you can find to love it will make every day brighter. The hard part is finding that thing, but because your the person who knows you best, your the best person to find what you love.