I got mad that @AndrewMasters ended the tour so early. Should have been an hour longer. Great studio, great studio tour, great interview, and great stories. Thats by far my favorite studio tour on the internet!!! Great job, but you ended too early lol
Ok, let me stop you there. I’m 56. We’re not old, we’re VINTAGE. And we’re just old enough to know what great music is. Kids today have no idea what it is to hear great classic records get released every month. Remember the 80’s? Not one month went by without an amazing album dropping from the heavens, often several would appear. Today, nada. Tyler and the Shakedown offer a glimmer of hope but we need 50 more just like them.
@@Annunaki_0517 Hold up, I'm 73 and I've known about Tyler for a few years. You're not vintage yet. However, keep working on it. 🙂😎 There is lots of great music by youngins out there..
I never tire of hearing Tyler talk about how lucky he has been and the stories he shares. He is such a humble and real human. Thank you for sharing this with us. I can't wait to hear their next album and see them live again 🤘
It always amazes me how people remember the name of everything they own when it is just a random assortment of letters. My 'studio' has about 3 things in it and I can't remember what any of them are called...
Tyler is one of those guys who is livin' the dream, and totally deserving of every bit of it. Humble, hard working, and appreciative of every speck of good karma that has circled back 'round to him. Thank you Tyler and Andrew for the time and energy put in to this fantastic studio tour and amazing gear rundown. Crikey! Tyler has amassed a stellar collection of gear and knowledge in his short amount of time on this earth! I sometimes find it incredible that such a young guy has already absorbed and amassed so much knowledge and experience...and gear! But when a young man's passion and energy is so laser-focused on music, you begin to understand it. Andrew, all of the jump cuts were a bit startling and aggressive, but I understand that with so much gear and area to cover, along with all of the stories behind it, it's difficult to keep focus and continuity flowing naturally. Thanks again to both.
I haven't watched all of the Epic Home Studios, but this one is the most inspiring so far. I'm getting chills from his stories of how his life was changed forever by Roosevelt Twitty, just being excited to jam with his friends, being a geek, his passion and excitement for making music.
Simply amazing. Tyler is such a gifted man, I'm happy for him having the oportunity to live his dream and make what he does the best, giving us awesome songs!!
Sweet! Shout out to Alan Haynes at 32:50. I see him play often here in Austin, sometimes a short walk from my house, up at the Little Longhorn Saloon. I've been a fan of Alan's for decades.
Alan Haynes is his favorite player. I spoke to Tyler after a show in Pittsburgh and asked him who his favorite guitarist was - Alan Haynes was his answer!
@@flyingburritobro68 Alan is one of my favorite players as well! Definitely underrated. I feel lucky that I live where I can see Alan play somewhat regularly.
It never ceases to amaze me how many pro releases are actually made in people´s basement studios! :) No fancy room in room builds with tons of damping materials,- just basic sound management and læt´s go! Can confirm that it´s a 20W Marshall Silver Jubilee casually resting on top of what looks to be two vintage 50W Marshall plexis. Damn! Next to the Fenders, the Oranges, the pignose etc... Might surpirise you, but outside of my ususal operatic symphonic Vikingr euro metal style I´m actually a huge fan of rootsy gritty Americana dark country, dusty acoustic and electric blues and classic southern rock and southern metal so this runthrough was right up my alley. Been following the amazing Lovell sisters as well as Samatha Fish for quite some time by now. Love their take on Son House´s Preachin Blues and Samatha´s take on Black Wind Howlin´. Megan Lovell´s slide work is to die for btw. Dude´s a lucky guy! :)
Meet him in Freiburg/Germany few years ago. They played a small Club called Waldsee. There where maybe like 40 people, but it was one of the most intense live shows I ever witnessed. Talked to him a bit, such a nice and humble guy!
Had the pleasure of recording a record years ago at a studio in Seattle that was MUCH more equipped than other home studios I’d been to before. The engineer miked up my older sonor kit with a slingerland snare. Full set up. Then in the back of the room a single old rusty looking German ribbon microphone was placed. All this was going onto a 2inch 24track studer? Massive fawking machine on wheels with snake cables all that shit. Anyway the best sounds ever coaxed out of my drums and cymbals was with room ribbon mike that looked like it belonged at the bottom of a old tool box. Turns out that particular mike was used on Supertramps breakfast in America record in the 1970’s. A learning experience.
Tyler is humble and his art comes from the substance of appreciation. I love the stories in this studio tour. All his gear is really gear, but rather pieces in a museum!
Fabulous. Not so much the studio (good) or the gear (very good), but the funcionality of it all, and the true musicmaker, musiclover, actively knowledgable and positive attitude. This one and the Kenny Aronoff studio tour & interview: BEST of the bunch on this channel. 👍👍 Congrats!
@@AndrewMasters thank you. Absolutely man! You are the best. You can tell you are humble and super chill. Thank you for doing these videos. Monday is my chill day and look forward to these videos every Monday! You are amazing for doing this! Thank you!
Im a hip hop head and know nothing about guitars but thoroughly enjoyed this tour! And he shouted out grand rapids michigan where i live! Dope set up and great vibe
Just got a flashback: When I was 7 years old there was this amazing toy store in our town. I dreamed myself into the imagination to live in that store and all the toys were just waiting for me to play with them whenever I want. Watching this video just brings me back to that very same feeling ...
I know this tour had a more holistic focus on his studio, but Tyler's guitar collection is really something else. He plays that pink Mule resonator in a Rhett Shull video on basic slide guitar and it sounds incredible.
I was in that show in lisbon, it was raining A LOT, and people just wanted to start hearing some music to somehow forget the fact we were all wet. And we did! They were awesome. Cheers
Love this one man! Tyler is absolutely killer and his sound is incredible. Really cool interview and it is great to see him doing his thing at home. Love large studios but love this creative vibe that he created in his home! Great stuff!
Jesus the story about the 60 Strat is so cool and obviously incredibly generous from Don Nelson giving something like that to a random kid who's playing he liked! Guess i havent played for the right people yet...
Ok this was by-far the BEST INTERVIEW yet! No his studio isn’t the most architecturally impressive but the relationships he has with other big name musicians and his stories are incredible. AND he has such a meaningful guitar collection. Absolutely fantastic guy to interview.
Awesome tour. Tyler talks about touring and playing in clubs to no one. I can relate. My goal was to form a band and try to do something pro with it. I spend 30 years playing those bars and clubs. Played with a ton of great musicians, and had an incredible time, but I never really found the musicians I thought I could go further with. No regrets, though.
OMG, guitar and gadget heaven...! I had a 1959 Marshall top 100W once, but I had to let if go when bills piled upp in a stack. I miss that amp so so much....
Oh man, Larkin Poe (hope I spelled that right). I did Backline for them a few years ago at a festival in southeast TN. Delightful group of folks, and killer tunes.
This was a fantastic tour! I love ALL OF THE STORIES and all of the awesome guitars. Hey Andrew, where is the picture of my face on YOUR desk! ;) Oh and also, we are getting you a dB meter too (great idea, Tyler).
What's your favorite piece in Ty'ler's spot?? I think mine is the big muff with the custom sticker.
fender 60'
Def the custom shop strat that was stolen for 5 years! Followed by the big muff sticker from the legend “Steve Lukather” haha
All of it!
That's easy. Mrs Bryant is the best thing about Tyler
The two guitar displays with Pinky2 and the Duesenberg...because it was MY husband that made them for TB. ❤️
That was the best Interview during a studio tour of all of the studio tours you have done, Tyler Rocks what a cool Dude.
Thanks Marc!
I love this one becuse of all the awesome stories! If you like the story aspect, you will really enjoy Sam Hunters video as well. Check that out :)
I was just about to write the same thing. This was the Best!!!!!!!
I got mad that @AndrewMasters ended the tour so early. Should have been an hour longer. Great studio, great studio tour, great interview, and great stories. Thats by far my favorite studio tour on the internet!!! Great job, but you ended too early lol
Ok, I'm old (58) and have no idea who Tyler Bryant is, but he's such a cool young man that now I feel inspired to find out. What a pleasant person.
Ok, let me stop you there. I’m 56. We’re not old, we’re VINTAGE. And we’re just old enough to know what great music is. Kids today have no idea what it is to hear great classic records get released every month. Remember the 80’s? Not one month went by without an amazing album dropping from the heavens, often several would appear. Today, nada. Tyler and the Shakedown offer a glimmer of hope but we need 50 more just like them.
@@Annunaki_0517 Hold up, I'm 73 and I've known about Tyler for a few years. You're not vintage yet. However, keep working on it. 🙂😎 There is lots of great music by youngins out there..
@@Annunaki_0517I’m a Gen Z and I like music all the way back to the 1940s.
I never tire of hearing Tyler talk about how lucky he has been and the stories he shares. He is such a humble and real human. Thank you for sharing this with us. I can't wait to hear their next album and see them live again 🤘
I don’t know a thing about guitars or pedals, but hearing him nerd out about these things is incredible. Such a cool dude
Thanks for checking it out.
It always amazes me how people remember the name of everything they own when it is just a random assortment of letters. My 'studio' has about 3 things in it and I can't remember what any of them are called...
this is the real DEFINITION of HOME STUDIO!
Amen
Tyler is one of those guys who is livin' the dream, and totally deserving of every bit of it. Humble, hard working, and appreciative of every speck of good karma that has circled back 'round to him.
Thank you Tyler and Andrew for the time and energy put in to this fantastic studio tour and amazing gear rundown.
Crikey! Tyler has amassed a stellar collection of gear and knowledge in his short amount of time on this earth!
I sometimes find it incredible that such a young guy has already absorbed and amassed so much knowledge and experience...and gear! But when a young man's passion and energy is so laser-focused on music, you begin to understand it.
Andrew, all of the jump cuts were a bit startling and aggressive, but I understand that with so much gear and area to cover, along with all of the stories behind it, it's difficult to keep focus and continuity flowing naturally.
Thanks again to both.
I haven't watched all of the Epic Home Studios, but this one is the most inspiring so far. I'm getting chills from his stories of how his life was changed forever by Roosevelt Twitty, just being excited to jam with his friends, being a geek, his passion and excitement for making music.
Simply amazing. Tyler is such a gifted man, I'm happy for him having the oportunity to live his dream and make what he does the best, giving us awesome songs!!
Sweet! Shout out to Alan Haynes at 32:50. I see him play often here in Austin, sometimes a short walk from my house, up at the Little Longhorn Saloon. I've been a fan of Alan's for decades.
Alan Haynes is his favorite player. I spoke to Tyler after a show in Pittsburgh and asked him who his favorite guitarist was - Alan Haynes was his answer!
@@flyingburritobro68 Alan is one of my favorite players as well! Definitely underrated. I feel lucky that I live where I can see Alan play somewhat regularly.
Such a rad humble dude! I’m glad he has been having success.
I love this guy, amazing stories, and down to earth. He just loves playing music and everything else is a byproduct. Wish him the best!
Tyler is a true gentleman.
From a Spokane resident, that story is familiar. It makes me sad it was stolen.. but stoke he got it back! River City is rad!
fan of Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown , thanx for posting
Sorry, I got excited when Tyler mentioned Saginaw, Michigan. It's always cool hear someone shout out my home town!!!!!!
This dude is cool af!! My fav studio tour video so far. I think his personality has alot to do with it.
The vibes alone are just amazing, then you add in the gear! I would never leave lol
It never ceases to amaze me how many pro releases are actually made in people´s basement studios! :)
No fancy room in room builds with tons of damping materials,- just basic sound management and læt´s go!
Can confirm that it´s a 20W Marshall Silver Jubilee casually resting on top of what looks to be two vintage 50W Marshall plexis. Damn!
Next to the Fenders, the Oranges, the pignose etc...
Might surpirise you, but outside of my ususal operatic symphonic Vikingr euro metal style I´m actually a huge fan of rootsy gritty Americana
dark country, dusty acoustic and electric blues and classic southern rock and southern metal so this runthrough was right up my alley.
Been following the amazing Lovell sisters as well as Samatha Fish for quite some time by now.
Love their take on Son House´s Preachin Blues and Samatha´s take on Black Wind Howlin´.
Megan Lovell´s slide work is to die for btw.
Dude´s a lucky guy! :)
Thanks for checking it out Ulf!
Meet him in Freiburg/Germany few years ago. They played a small Club called Waldsee. There where maybe like 40 people, but it was one of the most intense live shows I ever witnessed. Talked to him a bit, such a nice and humble guy!
What a likeable dude. I've never heard his band, but I'm a fan. Awesome studio.
Mr Bryant been spinning that new Blackberry Smoke, fire home studio set up
Had the pleasure of recording a record years ago at a studio in Seattle that was MUCH more equipped than other home studios I’d been to before. The engineer miked up my older sonor kit with a slingerland snare. Full set up. Then in the back of the room a single old rusty looking German ribbon microphone was placed. All this was going onto a 2inch 24track studer? Massive fawking machine on wheels with snake cables all that shit. Anyway the best sounds ever coaxed out of my drums and cymbals was with room ribbon mike that looked like it belonged at the bottom of a old tool box. Turns out that particular mike was used on Supertramps breakfast in America record in the 1970’s. A learning experience.
Tyler is such a nice dude. Favorite tour so far!!!
The safe in the control room! 🤯👍🏽👏🏽 Great tour, lads!
Omg this is the day I didnt know I was waiting for. Been a fan for a lot of years now!
Tyler is awesome!
Hands down the best studio tour yet! Cool gear, but super engaging chat. Love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks! This is freaking great! Love Tyler's attitude! This is one of the best studio tours ever!
Tyler is humble and his art comes from the substance of appreciation. I love the stories in this studio tour. All his gear is really gear, but rather pieces in a museum!
So stoked you got to Tylers lair!!! Such a true badass!!!
Love this overall theme that you can do a record from a bedroom. Seriously such a cool spot!
Thanks dude!
Seen this guy and his band twice live with Guns n roses. Very good and powerfull live band
Great interview. Awesome home studio! LOVE the vibe! Thanks, guys :)
Thanks Layla! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for watching Layla :)
Fabulous.
Not so much the studio (good) or the gear (very good), but the funcionality of it all, and the true musicmaker, musiclover, actively knowledgable and positive attitude.
This one and the Kenny Aronoff studio tour & interview: BEST of the bunch on this channel.
👍👍
Congrats!
C&C guitars!!!! Also crying hearing you talk about twitty🦋
Wow! Tyler seems like a rad dude and he has phenomenal taste in gear. Seems super down to earth, great Interview! I thoroughly enjoyed this episode.
By FARRRR my favorite studio video! Tyler is super humble! And has so much gear that is so dope! Thanks for the video Andrew!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@AndrewMasters thank you. Absolutely man! You are the best. You can tell you are humble and super chill. Thank you for doing these videos. Monday is my chill day and look forward to these videos every Monday! You are amazing for doing this! Thank you!
Having seen his band's videos, I didn't expect him to be so down to earth. Loved this tour.
Thanks for watching!
Wow what a fantastic history of a musician and gear. Beautiful thank u
This is the musicians paradise! God bless the engineers and studio gears!
Awesome dude! His wife’s band is awesome too.
Fantastic tour, and Tyler is such a nice guy! Thanks Andrew
Thanks dude!
Im a hip hop head and know nothing about guitars but thoroughly enjoyed this tour! And he shouted out grand rapids michigan where i live! Dope set up and great vibe
Just got a flashback: When I was 7 years old there was this amazing toy store in our town. I dreamed myself into the imagination to live in that store and all the toys were just waiting for me to play with them whenever I want. Watching this video just brings me back to that very same feeling ...
Tyler is an awesome man - love listening him!
Hey Andrew great interview liked Tyler's attitude. Love the variety of studios you visit. Some inspire and other help me in my world.
I watched loads of yr videos and there all wicked but this one I enjoyed the most.. what a cool dude...
Glad you've been enjoying the content!
@@AndrewMasters - Totally enjoying yr vid's, they're well informed and entertaning, love seeing all the equipment and dreaming..!!
I loved this one and his band is rad!!!!! Awesome tour!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Okay...I have a man crush. Dude what an awesome home studio. You're soooo nice for letting all see where you do your thing. Thanks Andrew Masters.
Definitely the 60'. That is so beast.
Oh man, if you aren't hip on TB and the Shakedown, do yourself a favor and dig in! Stellar band! And live, they just punch a hole in the sky!
Dude what a cool awesome spot!!
It really is! Whats up shane!
it's a BandCave !!! awesome !!
I know this tour had a more holistic focus on his studio, but Tyler's guitar collection is really something else. He plays that pink Mule resonator in a Rhett Shull video on basic slide guitar and it sounds incredible.
Cool dude. Interesting collection of gear.
Definitely!
I really enjoy your videos man. Keep up the great work
Totally enjoyed the tour and gear talk. Looking forward to seeing you at Rams Head Live in Baltimore on Nov. 9th.
Dig that coffee table, and everything else.
Love the guitar focus
"...and also it's purple sparkle." Wow - this little home studio is so packed with goodies and great mementos.
This tour is special 💗 Appreciate what you’ve captured!
That Drum Microphone Rubber is a must have.
What a cool young man!
Awesome setup, enjoyed your tour and hearing you describe it. Stay cool and keep rocking!
Great again! Thank you both
That was a super fun one! A curator of blue and rock guitar that is into his own studio. Thank you
Tyler = major talent keep on keepin' on Tyler.
He is SO CLEVER!!!!
Thanks for watching GG
Thanks GG
I was in that show in lisbon, it was raining A LOT, and people just wanted to start hearing some music to somehow forget the fact we were all wet. And we did!
They were awesome.
Cheers
gotta be honest, one of my fav studio tours to date!!! Love this guy!!!!
this can EASILY be a series my guy! Great work!
Glad you think so! This is episode 50 of the series. Thanks!
Just checked their songs and it’s great… thanks for this one.
Love this one man! Tyler is absolutely killer and his sound is incredible. Really cool interview and it is great to see him doing his thing at home. Love large studios but love this creative vibe that he created in his home! Great stuff!
Jesus the story about the 60 Strat is so cool and obviously incredibly generous from Don Nelson giving something like that to a random kid who's playing he liked!
Guess i havent played for the right people yet...
solid studio setup man. hella impressive. looks comfy and rad at the same time
Totally is, thanks for checking it out!
tyler is suchhhhhhhh a baddd asss bro. same with andrew, thanks for this interview.
Such a cool guy and an amazing guitarist. Awesome video!
Good music starts from home to the world
These guys are awesome!
this is a spaceship.
Ok this was by-far the BEST INTERVIEW yet! No his studio isn’t the most architecturally impressive but the relationships he has with other big name musicians and his stories are incredible. AND he has such a meaningful guitar collection. Absolutely fantastic guy to interview.
this one was great
wow! what a sweet soul Mr. Tyler is and great studio tour! thank you
You are a very cool dude Tyler and cool set up
Awesome tour.
Tyler talks about touring and playing in clubs to no one. I can relate. My goal was to form a band and try to do something pro with it. I spend 30 years playing those bars and clubs. Played with a ton of great musicians, and had an incredible time, but I never really found the musicians I thought I could go further with.
No regrets, though.
a 59 tele situation love it
Have no idea who he is, but damn it's enjoyable to hear him talk about everything and hear how excited he is to give a tour
I watched the whole thing because you tricked me with the thumbnail. That's a compliment to HIM.
Love that he had the new Blackberry Smoke album on display. Surprised you didn't mention them also in the beginning.
Charlie from BBS was on the Shakedown album Pressure too.
Excited about this one 👌🙌 thanks for this gem
This was such an awesome studio tour with a raaaaaad dude !
Thanks!
dude..big fan of Tyler!!!thanks for that!
Thanks for checking it out!
THIS GUY ROCKS!!!!!
OMG, guitar and gadget heaven...! I had a 1959 Marshall top 100W once, but I had to let if go when bills piled upp in a stack. I miss that amp so so much....
Oh man, Larkin Poe (hope I spelled that right). I did Backline for them a few years ago at a festival in southeast TN. Delightful group of folks, and killer tunes.
This was a fantastic tour! I love ALL OF THE STORIES and all of the awesome guitars. Hey Andrew, where is the picture of my face on YOUR desk! ;) Oh and also, we are getting you a dB meter too (great idea, Tyler).
Thanks love
great studio great tour
We record all our songs in a home studio but ours is nothing compared to this one
YEAH I DIG THE ADAM MONITORS TOO !!!!!
Tyler is a super cool guy.
Great to know I am not the only one with a Macbook Pro as a main computer for a studio! lovely