Is anyone else gobsmacked by the overtones on that Dyer baritone?? I've never heard a guitar with such subtle fundamentals and incredible overtones--it literally sounds like there's a haunting choir singing along with his playing; I honestly don't even understand how it's possible to get such present but unobtrusive overtones on a guitar. Wow.
@@dr.alimpije511 It's the same tuning, just but because it's a baritone guitar it's roughly 5 semitones lower. Edit: Technically it's not the same tuning, but it's the same intervals.
Love Andy but god I can't wait for him to go back to his Greenfield baritone. That Dyer is so bassy it muddies everything up and you hardly hear what's going on in the melody.
Except every single video of Andy playing this thing has the same problem. His Guitar World performances, and every live clip with this guitar all sound low and woolly. His usual Greenfield baritones sound much clearer, tighter and louder even unplugged. Even something like a Stonebridge baritone has more definition.
When I hear For my father, I 'm always thinking of my father who was a carpenter, I love wood, I love guitars.
This is the best video on TH-cam
Is anyone else gobsmacked by the overtones on that Dyer baritone?? I've never heard a guitar with such subtle fundamentals and incredible overtones--it literally sounds like there's a haunting choir singing along with his playing; I honestly don't even understand how it's possible to get such present but unobtrusive overtones on a guitar. Wow.
I think he's using ToneWood Amp in this one, not sure about it
These familiar pieces sound lovely on the baritone guitar!
dude wrote drifting when he was 18 looooool come on, that's crazy! what a hero
One of my favorites of all time. Rylynn is the greatest of all time.
Andy inspired me to buy a baritone guitar. Thanks Andy
He’s a class act
This deserves waaaaay more views...
Anyway I love Andy's performances, his music has inspired many.
Great style!!!!
Smooth... So relaxing.
was waiting for this. so glad to be able to hear high-quality baritone versions of these three.
First time I saw him play doubt he was old enough for a driver's license. He was playing a Martin at Steam Music. Was already turning heads.
Impresionante!!
What would the tunning be on a Baritone for Rylynn???? besides the Capo on the 4th fret.
couldn't hear the melody clearly for some reason
because he is using a baritone guitar
to me it sounds like a different tuning
@@dr.alimpije511 It's the same tuning, just but because it's a baritone guitar it's roughly 5 semitones lower. Edit: Technically it's not the same tuning, but it's the same intervals.
Dowina guitar 👍
His new bariton guitar can't make high pitch sound
Seems like they changed the key
I found my old comment 😂
Love Andy but god I can't wait for him to go back to his Greenfield baritone. That Dyer is so bassy it muddies everything up and you hardly hear what's going on in the melody.
it's just mixed really badly. nobody turned the bass down, not the guitar's fault. most recorded acoustics sound like that unprocessed.
Except every single video of Andy playing this thing has the same problem. His Guitar World performances, and every live clip with this guitar all sound low and woolly. His usual Greenfield baritones sound much clearer, tighter and louder even unplugged. Even something like a Stonebridge baritone has more definition.
can't hear the bass sound !!!
The original version is better in my opinion
Tru
he make his finger coarse and week to get the faintly sound, but in fact, the melody is bad because of many of friction sound and noise
Bad recording