This week my Release Radar was full of new music from guitarwavers, so here is the next round-up. "minouski" by @Sebastian Jautschus: Once again great sound design, with interesting layers and textures. You just float along. https://open.spotify.com/track/0AfFLupRaWuBhOKczvRqxR "We Had Everything" by Friend from Work/@Peter Monrad: A song that feels like a journey, and those swell sounds are wonderful. https://open.spotify.com/track/5gxc3SgUKEnzNq7ZXakNEW "Before You Arrived" by @Nathaniel Graham and @Rebecca Mardal: I had been waiting for this collaboration 😊 Congratulations on a beautiful track! https://open.spotify.com/track/5PD0l2qxxAvXD9Gw8fZkFT And today I released "The Widest View", an acoustic piece I wrote this summer in the Austrian Alps, below the 'Wilder Kaiser': https://open.spotify.com/track/4VqoYaPQqxomZUWv6Jvt10 This time I tried something new alongside the release. I separated the stems of the track and built a small listening page around them. You look through a telescope at the mountain panorama, and two guitars are hidden somewhere in the view. On a phone, the telescope follows as you move it, so you can simply turn around until you find them. Best with headphones 🎧 https://widestview.chasingreverbs.com/inside/ Feel free to add to the list if you put something out too 🎸

what a fun call – now I do feel very engaged :) we summarized all the learnings we all collected together earlier this year. plus I added what’s I’ve learned since then. I also went ahead and cut the call recording down to a slim 2h hour (🥲) special guitarwavers episode so you can listen to it everywhere you go. let me know if you enjoy these so I know what to focus on regarding new episode. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7EgD4hROl1apkaBfwUq4GE?si=yBV2G3DjQtq0IbGybaaQ9g attached you'll find a pdf with all learnings laid out in more detail. and with that, we can look ahead and think about the next monthly focus topic. pls feel free to vote on your favorite down below. sending you relaxed energy 🦦 ps: also check out @Freddie Webber's awesome youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Freddie_Webber

Hey guitar waivers just thought you would be really interested in one of my favorite artists. I’ve been following Cafe Royale (Lawrence Harrison). I told him and was hoping he might agree to a podcast interview with Sebastian, but he gave me the next best thing. He was very nice and candid about summarizing his workflow. I copied his exact message to me from Facebook. Hope it helps you guys. “Hi Joe, I have been in this industry for over 20 years both as an artist manager, record label exec and recording artist, currently managing a number of labels representing around 600 artists Over that time I have built up a huge collection of samples that I have recorded and usually work 6 days a week in studio which results in the production of 2 to 3 tracks per week or an album every month, if you are a producer you may be familiar with the following, DAW is acid pro, plug ins are slate digital, Hard synths Beringher Poly D for bass lines, Jupiter XM for pads keys and brass, MPC Key 37 for various sample based patched, Beringher Linn drum clone, Arturia Astrolab, then lots of vsti too, guitars through a Fender modeling amp and Valeton effects pedals, cover art for releases is AI and mastering is via the ai mastering tool remasterify which speeds up work flow and reduces production costs, thanks for your offer of recommendation for interview however I have no interest in interviews.”

after moving, getting married, and finishing a big work project, I have time again to be more active in the community … and as you know me, when my motivation hits, I'm overflowing with ideas. but I want to build this community together. so let's decide what we'll do more of in the future. below you can vote on what you'd like to prioritize. if you have multiple favorites, please rank them in the comments. looking forward to being more active and social in here again. relaxed energy 🦦 PS: one free mentoring slot open. through regular 1-on-1 calls or video feedback, I help you with my full attention to become a better guitarwaver. if you're interested, shoot me a dm. first come, first serve. PPS: also how fun is this new camera setup :) who spotted the otter?

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.