Yeeeeeeehaw! Thanks for visiting the #COSMICCOUNTRY home studio, Andrew and everyone.

@danielosullivan3110

Жыл бұрын

Some of my favorites guitar playing is Rory Gallagher,plug and play! ❤ I love watching you on videos. Finally saw cosmic country in Charleston SC. I left during widespread panic. I love CC ❣️😍 thanks for being you

Seems like every person in Nashville got their own studio

MONDAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

this was my favourite tour yet, because the interview was so natural and felt true. Keep visiting different types of home studio, it is refreshing to see studios that are not over the top. Love the channel!

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, share it with a friend - the minimal ones have a harder time breaking through but sharing really helps.

@jennifer6833

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewMasters you should try to get Rhett Shull to interview about his home studio (it sounds like it should be finished by spring).

It's so helpful to get inspiration by looking at small studios where someone has optimized it for their unique needs, vs. massive studios with every kind of gear intended to meet the expectations of any generic producer or engineer who walks in.

LOVE HIS BAND! This guy is brilliant. I want to hear more from him about so many things he touched on.

Wow this guy can translate so much of his thoughts into words. The love and dedication for music as in whole is inspirational.

@danielosullivan3110

Жыл бұрын

Best interview ever?❤

I know Daniel. Well kind of. My band Autumn's Waiting opened for his band in Burlington, Iowa back in Oct. 2019. His guitar player, Nick, is a good friend of mine that I've gigged with from here in Iowa, and hooked us up with the gig. Great group of guys and an awesome band.

This was my favorite one so far. This guy is such a character

@imacmadman22

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly, Daniel is his own man, doing his own thing.

Tom Holland of country music 😁

*algorithm stimulation*

This is my favorite channel dedicated to studio and technics!!Thanx and congrats!!

I like this guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm actually learning and getting so many awesome ideas from these tours! So grateful you started doing this!

I absolutely love your studio tours, thank you so much for the quality videos. I always look forward to watching them!!

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Love Daniel! His enthusiasm is infectious, they need to get him on the "company" payroll.

Andrew! You're killing it, keep up the great tours!

That’s one intense dude!

vibe!!!!!

This guy is a treasure trove of awesome quotes! This is one of my favorite tours; such a great interview with such great stories. I bet his podcast is amazing and I'll definitely be checking it out. Beautiful setup and guitar collection!

@danielosullivan3110

Жыл бұрын

Agreed 👍💯❤

Watching this really calmed me down 😌. Makes me want to rewatch spinal tap, after this video 😌

Just like Daniel, I am much more creative with less options and become bogged down when there are too many choices. The key is do what works for you!

Thanks, Andy. I always enjoy watching.

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks GG!

Dude is awesome !!

Thanks for answering my question about putting the monitor on the portable desk Andrew :-) Looks great!

Love the simplicity of everything he presented. Been downsizing and simplifying my own gear and rig setups,- and I still have waaay too much!.... so his minimal studio setup with minimal fuzz about the guitars, amps and the pedalboard on top makes perfect sense even to my three amps, two 4x12 stereo cabs wet/dry/wet monster metal 220W rig setup..... At least he had more instruments than me,- that is,- if I dont count the basses, the acoustics, the keyboards and the various traditional instruments I own,- like a flute, a Baroque recorder, some harmonicas, what not.... O´, and the bass rigs ( live,- and studio), and the studio guitar rigs (live rigs to powerful to tame for studio work,- sounds anaemic)... and the tube guitar and bass preamp pedals ( Mesa V-Twin, Hughes and Kettner Tubeman and Tube Factor, Randall Rgod, Diezel Herbert, Engl Powerball,- all with cab simulators for DI-work etc.... Gues I´ll keep living by the famous quote: " More is more !".... Yngwie J. Malmsteen!

All those amps 😍 😍 😍 😍

YEAHHHHH

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Dang look at you!

Your studio tour videos have now become my Monday. Along with coffee. Thanks for the content :-D

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Id love to share a drink with this man, and just learn, and talk, i respect his inner bro, and love this passion.

Awesome Episode

Very informative!

It’s the turkey sandwich of amps that’s the greatest line I have ever herd awesome

Yes, when it works clean it works with every Sound;)

What an interesting soul!

what a nice guy... another excellent vid.. keep up the good work....

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

So much sauce in this studio. I need more guitars and amps in my life. What kind of rig are you guys rocking?

@skunkdub760

3 жыл бұрын

Studio Les Paul, Fender Stagemaster, Gj2 Telecaster, Mesa Mark4 , PRS Sonzera 50, Peavey Vk 100, Marshall 1960 A 4x12.... I looooove the Gj2 and Prs 50.. so warm and crisp.

@MartinCliffe

3 жыл бұрын

Handful of Suhrs, Les Paul, Tele. Few small tube amps (Blackstar, Egnater, Laney) and too many pedals!

@bwall615

3 жыл бұрын

About 40 or so guitars, basses, mandolin, and banjo. Fender and Vox amps. Way too many pedals. A few Keyboards. Quite a few mic’s. All running into Cubase. Switching to Studio One 5 soon.

I’ve never met this dude but he seems like someone id love to hang with. Aside from being an awesome musician he threw in several sandwich 🥪 references and I spotted some Cafe Bustelo in the background! Another great Monday! Thanks Andrew

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking it out!

mate, best Epic Home Studio, Andrew. This is a young Jack White persona.... amazing... thanks a lot both of you people

@AndrewMasters

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking it out!

This one kicked ass yo

Very simple and highly efficient. Love the artwork. Enjoyed the interview.

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@arianamastersofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Shoutout to the Walk Hard reference!

i feel like this dude would be fun to get drunk with lmao

Some wise things said by this young musician.

great video. Seems like a top bloke.

You need to hit up at Forrest Whitehead with Music City Playbook for a studio tour.

Daniel is such a cool dude! 🤟🏼

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

I thought he's Tom Holland :) Lovely studio by the way, with those amps and guitars, damn!

Studio tour of Paul Mabury's place!!

was that little clicking noise his necklace rubbing up against the lab mic? Great guy and video btw! Always enjoy watching your videos.

the intro, im like what the hell kind of effects pedal is that hahah

When he talks, Daniel actually sounds like (and has some of the same mannerisms of) my personal guitar hero - Pat Metheny. Pretty freaky, but cool!

14:51 THE MORE YOU KNOWwww

You should go to glenn frickers studio

I think that Roy Buchanan played a Telecaster.

Andrew, reach out to Rafa Sadina. He's got a mind blowing studio out in the SFV in LA County.

2d coment

Link to Jerry guitar?

hey Andrew, is yr logo/profile image, meant to look like a mic nest, I only just noticed it, of course I know it's an "A-M", as well..

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

It's up to interpretation, that's for sure haha

Is that a Fender Acoustasonic on the sofa?

Isn't the deluxe and the vibrolux reissues? Or no....

Anyone know what daniel is playing at 15:08 ?

I really thought he was Evan Peters from American Horror Story at first. He looks so much like him

Shoutout to Ikea!

Never thought of Garcia as a shredder..

@germancarluv

3 жыл бұрын

Shredding noodles!

How much for the hat!?

Hi Andrew, doesn't it get very tiring to constantly turn around to get to the sweet spot in your studio?

@AndrewMasters

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, haven't had any issues. I'm liking the side desk.

Are you going to reveal your own future studio plans at some point? 🤔

Where do these guys get all the money to build these freaking amazing studios?

Shame there's no mention of what that black telecaster is , which he literally has in his hand the whole time. Any ideas folks?

I like your channel but it should be renamed "home studio from pro in Nashville"