christhammer666

i got the tuner with mine as well its awesome it pick up lower tunings super easy

ill keep this as short as possible.......... so joined a band few months ago just as singer left,all songs are in drop c so C.G.C.F had a few rehearsals everything is really tight,then singers start asking about joining the band. the one singer who the guitarist and drummer love at her audition starts saying the songs are to high can we lower the key/tuning ect so since then ive now been told by the guitard that were tuning to Bf,F,Bf,Ef (is this even a recognised tuning) i only have a 4 string so now i gotta re-set up my bass tross rod saddles ,the works even though it might not work out with her what a frigging pain in the backside

great thread bass- me drums-gavin harrison-porcupine tree keyboards-jordan rudess-dream theater guitars-brent hinds-mastodon vocals-russell allen-symphony x my prog wet dream

got my first audition in a longggggggggg time on saturday and to be honest im bricking it. guitarist says come up with what like aslong as it fits the song(obviously) so im coming up with all this melodic stuff(ive always been guilty of trying to over play) i got a bit stuck so i asked the guitarist for some guidance as the songs are in drop c and the speakers on my laptop are pants turns out the last bass player played something really easy so i can relax a bit (and breathhhhhhhhhhhhh) j

Bb

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1351548145' post='1852578'] Gary talked a lot of bollocks. [/quote] totally agree.sometimes after ive had a nightmare day at work sometimes the last thing i wanna do is play bass. does not mean its not for me

our first vid shot in crystal palace park [url="http://youtu.be/6yPQ6bewFFc"]http://youtu.be/6yPQ6bewFFc[/url]

i was but you turned me down

gone over 3 songs were recording friday night for our new double album woo hoo sometimes the stuff i play sounds great just wish i knew what the hell i was playing half the time lol

dream theater-a change of seasons starts around 27 seconds [url="http://youtu.be/7QlWpv958Uk"]http://youtu.be/7QlWpv958Uk[/url]

i posted on here last night about tuning issues im having regards to tuning down and tuners not registering the notes. seeing as when we start learning we learn in standard tuning and for me its easier to find the notes in standard tuning and its just what im used to what i want to know is does anyone only play in standard and refuse everything else ie bands that tune down ?

im using a ibanez sr300 mainly.reckon ill just have to go for a better quality tuner

thats looks great.nice and compact as well

ive even tried that both on 12th and the 5th. my friend has a pedal tuner which seems to work fine. but i want something small i can chuck in my gig not a big pedal and dont wanna fork out if i dont have to dont know if im just beiong a dick and doing something wrong

hi guys been a while since posting hope everyone is fine and dandy. my band tune to either drop c or standard d. i have 2 boss tuners which tune both basses and guitars when i try and tune my bass both tuners take ages to pick up the signals from the strings and it goes from b straight to d and does not go to c even tuning to standard d takes ages even if i try to tune with the harmonics its a right ball ache.sometimes its taken me 15 minutes just to tune up i have tried 3 basses the intonation on my basses is great so i know that isnt the prob if i didnt have small hands id just buy a bloody 5er someone help for christs sake and save what sanity i have left

[url="http://youtu.be/457-Y8GYVtg"]http://youtu.be/457-Y8GYVtg[/url] CROWBAR BROKEN GLASS

have pmed you

im in

recorded 2 of the songs played mostly root stuff.fitted really well if im honest.recording 2 more tommorow got both lines down one even has me running up and down some scales .......get me eh

see em at the albert hall for the blackwater park 10th anniversary 3hours of pure bliss best gig ever

the project im doing at the mo is me on bass and another guy doing guitars vocals programming drums ect weve got an album out half way through recording the second and have never done a gig........i havent gigged with a band for years and am quite nervous at the prospect of doing so to be honest it depends what someones comfort zone is it sounds like your itching to gig......... where im happy just recording

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1344435707' post='1764439'] I have no idea what doom/industrial is, but in my bass playing experience overplaying in the studio always kills a number dead. It's very hard to screw up a song by underplaying. If you come away thinking I could have played more then you probably got it just right. [/quote] +1 good point

a lot of the music is really riff heavy so sometimes theres not always the room for it but if i try and play anything out of the blues scale i sh*t myself and panic anyway im not the much melodic bass player i playthe bass like a butcher chops meat lol

have a recording session for the doom/industrial thing im doing at the mo coming up and have got off my ars to learn the songs.i pretty much have free reign to play what i want. my only worry is once i have wrote the bass lines apart from the odd fill hear or there its pretty much root basic stuff. i sometimes feel im not doing enough does anyone else worry about underplaying?