Hey guys. Hope creativity is flowing all around the community. I have a couple of questions... 1) Do you ever repost a reel or TikTok-video perhaps with a different caption if you feel like it was ment to get more likes and interaction? If so do you delete the old one or just post it again? 2) What time of day do you post videos to get most views. I usually post around 20 pm (Danish time), but think maybe it should be earlier? 3) Does anyone use flatwounds on their guitars? I have a friend here in Copenhagen with flat wounds on his guitar and all the squeaks from the strings are completely gone which does seem pretty nice. Lastly I just want to say specifically to @Sebastian Jautschus that his track 'tomorrow' is such a pleasure to listen to. So many interesting ping pong delays, panning, tremolo panning ?, normal delays, noises and so on. Would love to see a breakdown of that sometime.

let's get to know each other. comment below, sharing a photo of your (current fav) guitar, how you got into making instrumental guitar music, and maybe what you do besides making music. I'm happy to have you here 🫶🏼 PS: oh also please feel free to link your music! PPS: there's also an app of Skool btw. which makes keeping up with what's happening in here a little easier.

hello my friends, I hope you're doing great! I'm thinking of you. if you have time, let's hang out tomorrow at 2pm Berlin time. and a bit of context under which rock I'm buried right now 🦦

Hi y’all :) hope everyone is feeling sexy and creative. Lovely stuff from everyone recently.. Question: do you guys do Spotify pitching? How the hell do you tag your electric guitar tunes? Which genre ,mood , blood type, galaxy and whatever it is Spotify wants? Cheers

It has been a while since we had a proper release round-up here, so let me pick the series back up with September. Starting with "Marshmallow Moon" by @Hvetter Hvetter. A beautifully played, melancholic track that grabbed me right away. https://open.spotify.com/track/0r5CLnJrHSPROhnHAbk4K8?si=17efd8a03fef4405 And I am proud to say that today I released "CRuSH" together with the great @Sebastian Henkelmann. https://open.spotify.com/track/3zM4rL71yDQNGbKyxO1o1v?si=dd6a558fc1424878 Since collaborations are always an interesting experience, I wanted to share a bit of how it came together: The core of the track is a four-chord loop that Sebastian sent me back in June. The very first version he sent was already perfect. The chord progression got me immediately, and so did that effortless groove of his. What I found harder was bringing variation into a static progression. My own songs usually follow a fairly classic scheme with verse, chorus and sometimes a middle eight. Being limited to four chords was a challenge, but it was also a good lesson, because all the variation had to come from melody, dynamics and layering instead. Sebastian then added some wonderful counter melodies, and after three rounds we were done. Props for the cover go to Sebastian as well. Feel free to add to the list if you put something out too 🎸