This week on the channel +157K views this week

Baritone guitars, Sweetwater HQ and a Sarasota busk for Sean Daniel

Landon Bailey and the 60 Cycle Hum hosts join him to ask why the low-tuned guitar keeps turning up everywhere.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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What has Sean Daniel been playing lately? Mostly something lower. His most watched upload of the week, "Why Are Baritone Guitars Taking Over?", is a sit-down with Landon Bailey and the hosts of 60 Cycle Hum, and it passed 11,000 views in four days, with a shorter companion, "The Baritone Takeover", alongside it.

The comments read like a music history seminar. Viewers point out that The Cure and The B-52s were using baritones decades ago, someone names Glen Campbell's "Wichita Lineman", and a longtime player explains that when three guitarists turn up to a gig, he grabs the baritone. Another viewer remembers Sean calling the baritone his favorite years ago, and several are already asking for a follow-up that lets them hear one properly.

The rest of the week split between Florida and Indiana. He took to the streets of St Armands in Sarasota with Andres Colin for a busking video, then spent a few days at Sweetwater's headquarters with Samurai Guitarist, Landon and the 60 Cycle Hum crew. That trip produced a lesson on practicing efficiently, inspired by playing with singer Madison Eicher, and a day-old look at the Fender Panoverb that is already moving faster than anything else on the channel. A short promising "Wonderwall like you've never heard" rounded out seven uploads.

All together, the channel ran a little above its usual daily pace. Among guitar and music lesson channels near his size, Andrew Piano is having the big week, while Sean sits comfortably in the middle, close to Steve Stine and Scott Paul Johnson, both of whom are also running ahead of their usual pace.

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  • The Cure and The B-52s were playing baritone guitars decades ago.
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  • Next episode: the sound of a Baritone Guitar!
  • I've been tempted to get a baritone for years, but have yet to succumb to that temptation.
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The videos drawing views on Sean Daniel right now

The facts
Subscribers
521,000
Channel views, last 7 days
156,563
Videos published this week
7
Video published
October 3, 2026
Video views so far
11,578
Views on its first day
6,670

The numbers

Here is how Sean Daniel's channel and his newest videos stand.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels
Andrew Piano
7,723,871
AeroBand
4,775,511
Nikola Gugoski
898,954
KALONICA NICX
771,915
Redlight Blue
235,359
Sean Daniel
156,563
Scott Paul Johnson | Guit…
154,202
Steve Stine Guitar Lessons
151,922
Adit's Guitar Lessons
68,317
subscribers
521,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
95,247,804
views per day
22,544
typical day: 17,596
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
Steve Stine Guitar Lessons
766,000
KALONICA NICX
601,000
Nikola Gugoski
535,000
Sean Daniel
521,000
Redlight Blue
506,000
AeroBand
497,000
Scott Paul Johnson | Guit…
492,000
Adit's Guitar Lessons
422,000
Andrew Piano
384,000
As of October 7, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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