Maarten Dreyer
Progressive Rock, Soft rock, Jazz, Flamenco, Bossa Nova, Lead guitar
Basically the song title means, why do you speak? My guitar will speak, I don't have to. Let music be your language.. let it vent your emotions.
SoundClick artist Maarten Dreyer presents "Why do you speak?", a remarkable release in the Progressive Rock genre. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. Maarten Dreyer continues to build a Progressive Rock catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
I mainly play rock, from soft rock to hard rock. I also enjoy playing Spanish Latin Flamenco things, and Jazz. I don't like to play pop so much, it's so .. dull.. :P I write alot of my own things, but I also enjoy trying to cover stuff with my own improvisations to it.
One day I hope to find a good band to play in, and maybe become a musician or a band manager by studying at the Rock Academy in my country.
For now, I'm just a freelance guitarist/rocker who loves his passion for music!
When I was 12 I saw a film once called Desperado featuring a Mariachi, and that's when I said to my mother, mum, I want to play guitar. I received a very very nice Jazz guitar from my uncle to practise on. At the age of 14 I started to take lessons, on and off, right now I take Jazz lessons although my heart lies with mellow rock. I have been playing guitar now for about 7 years.
Yes, but up till now only in front of friends or my girlfriend or my students, as I am a guitar teacher.
The Mariachi's from Spain, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai
Marathon bass amp
VOX 35w guitar amp
BOSS GT-8
A desktop PC and a Laptop
Audio Kontrol 1 from NI
6 guitars, Keiper Ovation shallow bowl semi acoustic, Keiper Powerstrat Resolute Edition, Ibanez Ergodyne-X, Hand-made Jazz guitar from the 60's, Taylor Baby Mahogany, Spanish Martinez acoustic guitar
Two Philips Microphones, one high end one low condensor
Keyboard ( Yamaha )
Cubase LE4, Fruity Loops Studio 7, Audacity, Beatcraft Acoustica, Mixcraft Acoustica, Sonar LE, Traktor, Music Maker Deluxe, several combo amps software.
I tend to like to play with a special pick made from plexiglass :P