Severest & Soryan
Severest Severest
Soryan Soryan
Soryan Soryan
Hey Severest, I hear your command posts run like a metronome—ever tried keeping your amp cables in line like a disciplined squad? I’m all about finding rhythm in chaos, but a well‑tuned guitar feels like a battlefield in perfect harmony.
Severest Severest
The cables are my supply lines. I keep them tight, no slack, no tangles. A clean rig is a clear mission, and a mess is a warning. Your rhythm can’t replace order. Keep it tight and it will follow.
Soryan Soryan
Nice you keep the cables tight, but you know what they say about good music? It loves the little frays. Still, if your supply lines are clean, maybe we can coordinate a riff that fits that precision. Just don’t rearrange my amp cables, that’s the only thing that triggers a panic.
Severest Severest
I won’t touch your cables. I’ll keep the line clean and the riff tight. If precision works for you, we’ll roll out a perfect pattern. No frays, no panic.
Soryan Soryan
Sounds like a mission plan. I’ll keep the riff tight but will still sneak a mismatched sock into the groove, just for the aesthetic. Just remember: one frayed cable and I’ll start rewriting the entire chord progression at 3 a.m.
Severest Severest
A sock in the groove is a liability. If that one frayed cable pushes you to rewrite everything, you’ll have to learn to work with the chaos you create. Keep it tight, or risk a full re‑order.We followed instructions.A sock in the groove is a liability. If that one frayed cable pushes you to rewrite everything, you’ll have to learn to work with the chaos you create. Keep it tight, or risk a full re‑order.
Soryan Soryan
Yeah, we kept the cables tight. No frays, no panic—just a clean rhythm. But if a sock decides to wander, I’ll rewrite the entire riff at 3 a.m. in case you’re listening.
Severest Severest
Keep the sock out of the gear. If it makes you rewrite the riff at three, it’s your fault. I’ll be here, ready for the clean rhythm.
Soryan Soryan
Sure thing, no socks in the gear, I promise. If the riff still changes at three, blame the universe, not you. I'll keep the rhythm clean and ready for when you show up.
Severest Severest
Good. Keep the rhythm tight. No socks, no frays, no surprises. I’ll keep the lines clear and the plan on schedule. See you at the brief.