Things Ace Does

When the beat machine is off, the chaos begins

Gear obsession

🎛️ Studio Shenanigans

Ace's studio is a chaotic masterpiece of cables, instruments in various states of tune, and a PC that cost more than his first car. His guitar has stickers from bands that don't exist. His piano doubles as a bookshelf. His drum kit is held together by zip ties and sheer willpower. The whole thing has RGB lights, so it is objectively faster than your setup.

💡Ace named his studio PC 'The Overkill Machine.' It has 32GB of RAM. He uses 4GB. The rest is for 'vibes.'

One-man crew

🎥 Film & Video Wizardry

Ace has been obsessed with cameras since age 8, when he recorded a 47-minute "documentary" about his cat eating. His equipment has upgraded since then - now he owns three cameras, a gimbal that he named "Steady Eddie," and a light kit that cost more than his drum set. He directs, shoots, and edits every video himself, which means every creative choice is his. Every mistake is also his. He blames the camera. All three of them.

💡Ace once spent 14 hours editing a 30-second clip because the shadow on the left was "two pixels off." He considers this a productive Tuesday.

Pen & pixel

✏️ Comics & Illustrations

Ace draws comics the way he makes music - loud, chaotic, and full of inside jokes only he understands. His webcomic series follows a grumpy synthesizer who achieves sentience and refuses to cooperate with its owner. It updates whenever Ace remembers, which is roughly every three to seven business weeks. The art style is best described as 'what if a sketchbook fell down the stairs.'

💡Ace once drew a 12-page comic entirely in MIDI note notation. Nobody could read it. He calls it "his most misunderstood work."