Wayne Peet's guest appearances

Wayne Peet

Art + Music + Technology

La Montaña Rusa Radio Jazz

American in Tent

Christopher Reid

Matt Black

Matt Jackson

Geert Bevin

Devin Fleenor

William Fields

Pauline Oliveros

Brad Garton

Mark Vail

James Grahame

Nathan Moody

Marcel Wierckx

Christine Papania

Benjamin Forest

Rob Ray

OwlTail

This is my beat poem introducing a Spoken Word universe about torn value systems, consumerist pursuits, celebrity overload, chatter, the disproportion, aliens among strangers, strangers among strangers, and an astronaut named John K Mercury hurtling toward Mars in search of meaning. with Stephanie Vlahos and Wayne Peet and Blasto! Discover More www.werglobal.show www.werglobal.show

This is my beat poem introducing a Spoken Word universe about torn value systems, consumerist pursuits, celebrity overload, chatter, the disproportion, aliens among strangers, strangers among strangers, and an astronaut named John K Mercury hurtling toward Mars in search of meaning. with Stephanie Vlahos and Wayne Peet and Blasto! <a href="https://werglobal.show/bringing-voice-to-the-word/the-american-in-tent/show/development/whats-my-book-about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Discover More</a> www.werglobal.show www.werglobal.show

What’s my book about? with Wayne Peet from A Road Trip to Mars – a Triptych part 1

Wayne Peet first came to my attention through friends: both Jeff Kaiser (episode 49) and Andrew Pask (episode 55) talked about working with an engineer that had the best ears they'd encountered. I was always fascinated, but when Andrew offered to hook us up for a chat, I jumped at the chance. See, not everything has to be about electronics - and Wayne really tracks an interesting part of the music industry. It would seem like recording studios have disappeared, but they haven't - they just are no longer necessarily shrines to fern-and-dim-light decorators. Instead, modest studios - driven by talented and hard-charging owner/engineers - are putting out a lot of releases. Some of these are indie releases, while others work on sound-for-film, church audio production or live recording support. Wayne is involved in all of these (through his Newzone studio) and his track record of 500+ releases is unreal. I suspect that part of Wayne's success comes from his personality: within a few minutes, we were talking like old bar buddies. Whether it is our shared church-music background, interest in jazz (where Wayne is also a monster player...) or appreciation of digital recording, the conversation flowed easily. A great chat with an amazing talent. Enjoy!

Wayne Peet first came to my attention through friends: both Jeff Kaiser (<a href="http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-049-jeff-kaiser" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">episode 49</a>) and Andrew Pask (<a href="http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-055-andrew-pask" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">episode 55</a>) talked about working with an engineer that had the best ears they'd encountered. I was always fascinated, but when Andrew offered to hook us up for a chat, I jumped at the chance. See, not everything has to be about electronics - and Wayne really tracks an interesting part of the music industry. It would seem like recording studios have disappeared, but they haven't - they just are no longer necessarily shrines to fern-and-dim-light decorators. Instead, modest studios - driven by talented and hard-charging owner/engineers - are putting out a lot of releases. Some of these are indie releases, while others work on sound-for-film, church audio production or live recording support. Wayne is involved in all of these (through his <a href="http://newzonestudio.com/Newzone_Studio/NZ_welcome.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Newzone studio</a>) and his track record of 500+ releases is unreal. I suspect that part of Wayne's success comes from his personality: within a few minutes, we were talking like old bar buddies. Whether it is our shared church-music background, interest in jazz (where Wayne is also a monster player...) or appreciation of digital recording, the conversation flowed easily. A great chat with an amazing talent. Enjoy!

Podcast 232: Wayne Peet