June LaLonde

Portrait of a Licensed Bogan Handler

@brokowski.bsky.social

The bright side of being sick is it forced me to focus on finishing the essay portion of my midterms and making some big headway on a psyc. history presentation due next month, I s'pose.

You're not wrong

Honestly I'd say go for it. Build quality is solid and it...Sure does sound like a distortion/ringmod! There's neat sounds in here.

But also: deer.

A distortion paired with a ring mod. It's a really aggressive distortion too. Basically 1:1 a DOD Gonkulator clone for less than half the price, apparently.

It is $50 on Reverb!! A deer can afford it with their finest pile of leaves

A "Modulator Ringmod" pedal by Ginean. This is basically 1:1 a DOD Gonkulator for half the price. The case is green with a yellow deer.

This thing is gnarly

Oh your space is amazing? Sheesh!

"Yes of course, Yamaha Revstar RS502T in Bowden Green, you always know what's best."

Honestly I need one |D Thank you for that reminder

"I know you're quite the expressive guitar but this is a little much"

If you see me posting feel free to ask why I'm not practicing guitar or writing lyrics instead.

Nah genuinely though it was a positive review. I was nervous given, y'know - first mental health job and working with clients that intimidated me at first, but I'm apparently doing great with only two weeks left to go.

Had my competency review today and it turns out: I am.

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Young Hare, Albrecht Dürer, 1502 (Albertina, Vienna)

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There's still a lot of personal hangups for me in creating visual work that isn't as prominent when I'm making music.

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The hidden third reason, of course, is that I don't have to do it.

I like commissioning artists for my album covers for two reasons.

1. It shows off the work of visual artists I really admire
2. I like to simply ask that they just make whatever comes to mind from the music. Kinda lets me see how it resonates for them.

Thank you! I definitely perceive it as more technical an endeavor than electrical guitar, and I admit this came about from finding 2Set videos lol

Seems we're coming from opposites! Can't go wrong with a tele, long as it's been through a good setup and feels good in the hands you're likely good to go.

Viola was technically my first instrument when I was in Middle School. I don't recall being any good at it.

Gosh I really want to pick up the Viola/Violin

Genuinely how it feels when you post

This is the aftermath of an ICE kidnapping a few blocks from my home in St. Paul—an hour ago. A quiet street full of broken glass and at least three wrecked cars. The target of the kidnapping was taken away by ambulance. He was on a stretcher and covered by a sheet, though a cop said he was alive.

Ahh gotcha. Yeah I dunno! The library is incomplete admittedly but most of the big stuff is up on my channel either playlisted or single upload. I think there's distributor uploads for most things too. Bit of a mess admittedly.

I have been for years, I just haven't really advertised it

*using Game & Watch noises in beats again* nyeh-heh

June LaLonde YouTube channel of a donkey on the internet.

Cool, removed as many instances of my dead name as I could and updated links and descriptions and so on. Should be less confusing now.

Also I made a community post, incase y'wanna suggest things you wanna see.

www.youtube.com/@JuneLaLonde