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Janek Gwizdala

Janek Gwizdala Podcast

A weekly Music podcast
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Janek Gwizdala Podcast

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Janek Gwizdala Podcast

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Print media is not dead! Not only isn’t it dead, it’s actually representing the bass community in very high quality format with the launch of Bass Review Magazine in the UK. I thought the chance of being on the cover of a physical magazine had
Aside from posing the question of whether or not two pedals can be a "pedalboard", I get into what it takes to reboot the system ahead of a grueling international tour schedule.I’ll be in China and Taiwan for just over two weeks playing 10 conc
I always find it fascinating as to how long a pedalboard lasts. For the most part in my career, the next board is already being planned before the current one is even fully wired and operational. Things seem to be a little different this time a
After a fantastic week on the road and in the studio with Steve Smith and Vital Information, I'm back home in my studio to examine the most insane pedal delivery my collection has ever seen. As you may have heard I'm getting ready to start shoo
It’s hard to put into words what it means to meet your heroes. To be able hit record 5 minutes later and get to share that conversation with you is one of the prouder moments of my career. With stories about how he started out, practicing in a
Today I'm shooting out my wife's first $200 bass from when she was 13 years old against my Master-Built $10,000 signature Mattisson. It's such a fun experiment to see where the two are similar and then push the limits to where those similaritie
Ranking the best and the worst flights cases and gig bags for basses and pedals from my entire career.I still have at least one example of almost every single style of case I've ever used, and I have them all out of storage for this video to sh
I'm programming new sounds for my HX Stomp today, and getting into some fundamental and more importantly useful sounds for regular bass players. As much as the YouTube algorithm might feed you some of the more flashy and soloistic moments of my
In an effort to be all about the in-person interview as much as possible on the podcast, I flew out to Minneapolis to hang with bassist, podcaster and educator Ian Martin Allison this past weekend. We talked about the very contrasting ways in w
Does the bass world really need yet another distortion and compression pedal? There are literally 100's of each to choose from at this point, and it is no longer a surprise when a new builder pops up and announces a new one has arrived. I have
Get ready to level up your bass recording game! In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on killer home recording setups for every budget. Whether you're rocking a tight wallet or ready to splurge, I've got you covered. We're diving deep,
In a continued effort to be as transparent as possible with my process, this episode breaks down some of the financial realities of running several small businesses as a musician.It all started 30 years ago as being "just" a bass player, but it
In this episode I'm sharing some thoughts on bass signal path when it comes to building pedalboards. We look at ideas for pedals routed in series as well as the current setup I have where I'm using parallel loops. I also go over a huge list of
I'm at a very fortunate point in my career where I have access to not just the most incredible instruments, but the most incredible people. While at the NAMM show convention lat month I met the folks at RKM basses and had an immediate connectio
Cliff Almond is one of the most underrated drummers of the past 30 years with one core element, "The Grid", that creates this effortless transition from Michel Camilo and Wayne Krantz, to arena rock tours and studio sessions. He also happens to
I’ve been waiting for this bass for over 4 1/2 years. It was the bass gifted to me and Chelsea at our wedding in 2019, and holds a very special place in our hearts. It also happens to be a world-class piece of design and craftsmanship, which ta
As I update you guys on the flood damage in this episode, I’m also able to show you some new pieces that just came in this week, as well as announce some new boutique stuff that’s en-route. The damage wasn’t as crazy as I had originally feared,
It’s been quite the weekend with the laundry room flooding and cascading down into my studio, soaking a bunch of pedals on the shelves you see in so many of my videos. I’m a couple of days into the drying out process and am hoping most things c
Sneaking one last episode in for the year! My list of what won and what lost in 2023. I’m extending the sale in the store another 24hrs as I’ve been so off the radar lately and not communicating with you all. It all ends at midnight on new year
I never say never, but most of the people I discuss in this episode are more than likely way out of reach. The gigs are super fun to think about though, and simply working on the music of these artists is a massive part of my process and gives
It is definitely possible to survive and thrive in the music business/industry, no matter what your entry point and no matter when you started. I’m sort of living proof of that, and despite many ups and downs along the way, I’m happy to report
If you watch the podcast on YouTube, let me know what you think about it being back on the main channel. I put up a clips channel and a YouTube channel like I was some kind of YouTubing empire… in hindsight, it might be easier to stick in my li
I'm reacting to my playing on the first five "Could I play bass with" videos from my main channel, and discussing how I go through the process of transcribing, learning, and ultimately performing the music.Janek. Tour DatesBass BooksBass Course
I just took delivery of the new Caveman Audio CP-1 compressor, and make a quick announcement of it in today’s episode. I’m also going over cover songs, how I pick a setlist for a tour, and what I’m doing less than 24hrs before my flight to Euro
From the beginnings of an idea, all they way through to it potentially being on an album, there are a lot of steps in the process. One of them is demoing. I think it’s probably way more important in the pop music world, and just vocal music in
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