Why? Because you’re a badass Tim! You’ve learned from every situation! Your knowledge is second to none and your bring the most amount of professionalism to the music business! That’s why!
Tim Pierce Guitar you’re too kind my friend! We are blessed to have worked with incredible people who we’ve learned from! For me, you are the one I learned the most from!
Trained Monkey you’re very kind!! Let’s no forget that Tim has worked with Roger Waters. That’s one of the most untouchable greatest artists of all time!! I cannot imagine what that would feel like!!
I dunno, man..he probably has lots of stuff given to him,..and he's been collecting this stuff his whole life.....they are his tools...he's a professional...you need the best tools if you want to do the best work....
I know few guitarists that have the amazing combination of knowledge, creativity and fluidity with such great ease. You are my kindest and most humble guitar hero Tim Pierce!
budgetguitarist.com You’re absolutely right. Studio time requires efficiency and the ability to nail something on the spot under pressure. Not my forte with the guitar, 😆
One of the best videos you've posted. Great to see the whole room and your playing (and the PRS's) sound better than ever. I also enjoyed the quick tour of the bassman.
Watching you play is a joy in itself. You seem to be in your happy place with a guitar in your hands making it sing and it takes us all along for a happy ride.
Tim, your joy for your art really comes across in the videos you put out, and it makes a difference. I appreciate you and the knowledge you are spreading in the guitar community. Keep on keeping on!
I’ve been waiting for sooooo long for this vídeo, since 2013, to be precise. Thank you very much for another inspiring vídeo, Tim! Love from RJ, Brasil!
I love your channel @Tim Pierce You are such an inspiration. Thank you for all of your heartfelt contributions to music and this funny wood and metal instrument we all love.
Your litterally giving us little guitar lessons every time you play! I hope everyone is taking the time to learn from your wonderful and tasty chords, licks, riffs and solos! Thank you so much Capitain Pierce, i always enjoy flying with you and I will have my cockpit one day too! For now i'm more of fishing boat capitain!! Rawk on!
I love that room, it's like an Aladin's cave for guitarists, I can imagine some great albums being recorded , mixed and produced, all from that cockpit, you have the world at your fingertips there, great stuff, thanks for sharing Tim.
I used to work for Andy Brauer back in the day, and I used to set you up, Tim. I remember one time setting you up at the Village for a Heart session, and I told you that there wasn't enough stands around for all your guitars. You turned to me and said "I don't care if you have to lay them on the console, they all need to be out. It's a show". So great. Then I asked you about a '68 reissue Strat that you had that you must of just gotten. I had not seen that one before. I asked you something like..."Tim, you have all these amazing guitars, why do you have this one?" And you said "This guitar cost me $333.00 dollars. I swapped out the pickups for Antiquities. I play it every day. And it sounds great." I was never a snob about guitars again. What great lessons you gave me. Take care...love what you do.
Deane, I worked at Brauer's too, 92-94. Mostly in the back with Walter but I'd do set up runs every now and then too. Tim was always to most fun to set up
@@wideskyguitars Man, loved Walter. I didn't know him that well, but always appreciated his quiet, no bulls@$% demeanor. I think he worked with Dave a lot.
I had a '63 Bassman (white Tolex). great amp. Used it with a '62 LP Junior (SG shape). No effects (no effects in 1963!!!) in England. Great video Tim. I find your Videos and discussions so entertaining. More please.
Tim always a great pleasure to watch you beautifully flyin´ with the help of your incredible music cockpit... and wow, what a great pedal collection in the other room, sure that every piece could tell a story!
You are actually less packed in there than I thought you were. For some reason, I thought that there were cabinets of additional gear below the shelves on all three visible sides. The room is WAY bigger than I thought it would be too. Thanks for this peek into your workspace!
Great video. Wonderful to see into your cockpit. I often wondered about that. Good thinking. I have a little cockpit due to room size limitations where I live in Singapore. You get some lovely tones and your work on that track is sooooo good. Thanks again.
Your cockpit is awesome as is your channel and your guitar playing. You are the undisputed master of tasteful licks! Love your work Tim... ( from Brisbane, Australia)
Fascinting! The room is cooler than I’d imagined and the layout makes a lot of sense. Would love to see a video on how you’ve set up your speakers and the audio round trip to and from them.
Such a fantastic idea! Wow that would work great for working with people and for recording improved parts. Insanely innovative if ya ask me. I love that seating arrangement. With the mirrored protools sessions. So cool.
I no longer have to worry that I might have too many guitars.
Man don't know how I missed this video. Amazing playing and room.
Why? Because you’re a badass Tim! You’ve learned from every situation! Your knowledge is second to none and your bring the most amount of professionalism to the music business! That’s why!
Produce Like A Pro Warren ,you’re the true badass! I’m watching your channel a lot these days and it just gets better all the time...
Get a booth guys! :-) You both are great and inspirational!
Tim Pierce Guitar you’re too kind my friend! We are blessed to have worked with incredible people who we’ve learned from! For me, you are the one I learned the most from!
Trained Monkey you’re very kind!! Let’s no forget that Tim has worked with Roger Waters. That’s one of the most untouchable greatest artists of all time!! I cannot imagine what that would feel like!!
I discovered Tim just this year. When I was a kid I wanted to be/play like Slash, now I want to Be Tim Pierce. :-)
Love the nod to Kevin Gilbert at 2:48. Such a nice gesture.
On today's episode of "Things you can't afford":
LOL
Love seeing the recording sessions. Gets me in a creative mood. Thanks Tim
Beautifully Done! Thank you so much!!
Tim, thank you for sharing and letting us into your world!
So good! Thankful I get to live vicariously watching Tim!
Thank you Tim. Awesome tour. Always appreciate your videos.
I enjoy watching you work. Thanks again.
Thanks for sharing your stuff. It's much appreciated.
Your love for the instrument shines through. Great stuff!
This sounds so cool man, as well as nothing but the best in quality by you! Thank you for sharing!
Tim is clearly putting a lot of people's kids through college.
What is that supposed to mean
@@tjf5915 sheer quantity and quality of gear he owns.
I dunno, man..he probably has lots of stuff given to him,..and he's been collecting this stuff his whole life.....they are his tools...he's a professional...you need the best tools if you want to do the best work....
One of your most inspirational videos, thanks dude
That was beautiful . Thank you .
This is the DEFINITION of productivity. Definitely using this as a template for my new studio setup.
Your joy is totally infectious, man. Your videos are an instant pick-me-up!
Holy cow! Nice, Tim! Thanks for sharing this behind the scene look.
So fluid... I Love the way the music just flows....
I know few guitarists that have the amazing combination of knowledge, creativity and fluidity with such great ease. You are my kindest and most humble guitar hero Tim Pierce!
The ease part is why he's so in demand, I think. Tim can nail a part in very few takes. When I try to record something hard, man, it can take DAYS. :)
budgetguitarist.com
You’re absolutely right. Studio time requires efficiency and the ability to nail something on the spot under pressure. Not my forte with the guitar, 😆
One of the best videos you've posted. Great to see the whole room and your playing (and the PRS's) sound better than ever. I also enjoyed the quick tour of the bassman.
Very cool watching a true master do his thing.. thanks for sharing.
Thanx Tim...so informative to see how the pros do it!!!
Oh Wow! We get to see the rest of the room. Plus some very smart physical arrangement. You Rock, Sir!
Watching you play is a joy in itself. You seem to be in your happy place with a guitar in your hands making it sing and it takes us all along for a happy ride.
Thank you Mr. Pierce 🎸❤
Tim, your joy for your art really comes across in the videos you put out, and it makes a difference. I appreciate you and the knowledge you are spreading in the guitar community. Keep on keeping on!
Wow that whole room is a player's paradise! Nice setup Tim!
OMG, that room! Paradise!
I’ve been waiting for sooooo long for this vídeo, since 2013, to be precise. Thank you very much for another inspiring vídeo, Tim! Love from RJ, Brasil!
I love your channel @Tim Pierce You are such an inspiration. Thank you for all of your heartfelt contributions to music and this funny wood and metal instrument we all love.
That Richard Page session was incredible. And that song is fantastic. New music discovery day.
Lovely, melodic playing Tim. Top hole!
Nice video and great treatment of the ergonomics- time & motion- so things flow without distractions. Inspiring ... and expensive!
What a beautiful space! Love the room and the setup. Very nice, Tim, thanks for sharing.
Great Jam.. Tim Keep up the Great work
great playing and sounds
Your litterally giving us little guitar lessons every time you play! I hope everyone is taking the time to learn from your wonderful and tasty chords, licks, riffs and solos! Thank you so much Capitain Pierce, i always enjoy flying with you and I will have my cockpit one day too! For now i'm more of fishing boat capitain!! Rawk on!
Great introduction. Wow!
Such an amazing player
Thx for sharing your layout and how you work. Really cool!!!
The most inspirational player in a very inspirational environment! :)
Oh my face melted from the Cockpit look of the studio very nice, and very practical. Glad you enjoy it. Love the looks of it. :)
Beautiful phrasing!
Thanks for sharing my guitar brother !!!
Richard is one of my favorite singers...you really nailed the vibe, feel and tone Tim! Enjoyed that!
What a beautiful groove/song (!)
Dig, thanks for the tour. I like the record store bar.
Very cool to see some behind the scenes!
I love that room, it's like an Aladin's cave for guitarists, I can imagine some great albums being recorded , mixed and produced, all from that cockpit, you have the world at your fingertips there, great stuff, thanks for sharing Tim.
Great sounds and great song!
Just did a session Sunday. Love doing overdubs, and just flying through parts, and everyone being happy. Great video!
Thanks for showing us your space! All things guitar.... Yeah!
So nice. What awesome info. Always a smile when you hit that note or lick. Fun and inspiring and so humble. Thank you....
I would never leave that room. And the view out the window is the best part!
I used to work for Andy Brauer back in the day, and I used to set you up, Tim. I remember one time setting you up at the Village for a Heart session, and I told you that there wasn't enough stands around for all your guitars. You turned to me and said "I don't care if you have to lay them on the console, they all need to be out. It's a show". So great. Then I asked you about a '68 reissue Strat that you had that you must of just gotten. I had not seen that one before. I asked you something like..."Tim, you have all these amazing guitars, why do you have this one?" And you said "This guitar cost me $333.00 dollars. I swapped out the pickups for Antiquities. I play it every day. And it sounds great." I was never a snob about guitars again. What great lessons you gave me. Take care...love what you do.
Deane, I worked at Brauer's too, 92-94. Mostly in the back with Walter but I'd do set up runs every now and then too. Tim was always to most fun to set up
@@wideskyguitars Man, loved Walter. I didn't know him that well, but always appreciated his quiet, no bulls@$% demeanor. I think he worked with Dave a lot.
That’s what I call cozy. Great playing, as always.
It's a joy to watch you play..... like you 'stuff'....
Always sounds good. I like your tone too.
Man, that is quite the setup. I dig it! 🎉
Dude !!!! Illuminating!!!! Gets me stoked to write some parts 🤘 thanks T-Dizzle
I was REALLY digging that session at the end. Sounds fantastic!
Tim's so awesome !! love your channel .
Tim - Love the behind the scenes look at the cockpit!
That was so cool to see the whole studio! I love that blue guitar, and the playing! Really tasty stuff!
Beautiful playing Tim 😍🎸🔥🤘
very nice, reminds me of some of my favorite japanese fusion artists like Issei Noro, love those chord tones!
Great teaching dude
I had a '63 Bassman (white Tolex). great amp. Used it with a '62 LP Junior (SG shape). No effects (no effects in 1963!!!) in England. Great video Tim. I find your Videos and discussions so entertaining. More please.
This is amazing!!!
Love your videos! ❤️ Hope you’re doing well in these stressful times.
Tim always a great pleasure to watch you beautifully flyin´ with the help of your incredible music cockpit... and wow, what a great pedal collection in the other room, sure that every piece could tell a story!
Was waiting for this video for a looonnng time - thank you !
You are actually less packed in there than I thought you were. For some reason, I thought that there were cabinets of additional gear below the shelves on all three visible sides. The room is WAY bigger than I thought it would be too. Thanks for this peek into your workspace!
Awesome layout 👍
Tim I have been watching your channel for a couple years. Great videos great playing and you share so much. Cheers James.
Great video. Wonderful to see into your cockpit. I often wondered about that. Good thinking. I have a little cockpit due to room size limitations where I live in Singapore. You get some lovely tones and your work on that track is sooooo good. Thanks again.
So cool to watch you working! The vibe feels amazing, the kind we all look for specially in the studio =D
Your cockpit is awesome as is your channel and your guitar playing. You are the undisputed master of tasteful licks! Love your work Tim... ( from Brisbane, Australia)
So great Tim been waiting on this vid...I’m booking a flight soon!
Best guitar tutorials on TH-cam by a mile. Amazing player.
You are Such a great Guitarist...
Wow amazing studio🤘🔥🔥
Richard Page has new material. Awesome! and Yes, Tim is a genius
Wow! You are a GREAT player Tim!
You mad man I absolutely love it.
The intro was majestic. After years.. decades.. of playing just once I would love to sit down and play just a fraction as fluently as Tim.
Tim, love your channel, especially the behind the scenes stuff! Keep it coming! Would also like to see the basement vault with the mic’d up cabs!
Beautiful!!!
You always have the best random jam vid intro..
What a great video! Showing this is so helpful to keep organic music production alive. And besides, as a commercial airline pilot I can relate! 👍
Awesome, bro....
Honored to have had the pleasure to sit in that chair. Love every min of working with Tim. Genius.
This is really the dream guitar setup.
Great stuff Tim, its nice to see behind the curtain and see your world beyond the TH-camz.
Fascinting! The room is cooler than I’d imagined and the layout makes a lot of sense. Would love to see a video on how you’ve set up your speakers and the audio round trip to and from them.
Tim Pierce, cruising over planet earth in his guitar amplified space ship beaming down lesson to us mere mortal guitar players. Thanks Tim.
Awesome video. I’ve designed my “Lab” here in Nashville around this idea. Though, it’s guitars on the left and keyboards on the right.
Such a fantastic idea! Wow that would work great for working with people and for recording improved parts. Insanely innovative if ya ask me. I love that seating arrangement. With the mirrored protools sessions. So cool.