AntLockyer

Before you point out the obvious, I already know

It's still a stonking bass line (and everything else for that matter)

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQsSQRWMhOs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQsSQRWMhOs[/url]

Jack Bruce and John Taylor. Really

I was in the position of the bass not being my first instrument so had been lucky to play plenty over the years from band mates and in jams etc. When I bought my P Bass I knew exactly what I wanted (a brand new American deluxe P) and played every example I could both here and in the US until I found the one. Six years later and I'm still convinced I was right.

[quote name='CHRISDABASS' post='1057844' date='Dec 13 2010, 09:15 PM']oooooh what did you buy??[/quote]

The SB-1000 from the classifieds, need to practice harder now to do it justice.

I've only ever owned 1 bass, although I did buy another one today

I played SHA just the one time in public. It was however in Nashville, Tennessee so I think that's OK.

[quote name='allighatt0r' post='1046911' date='Dec 3 2010, 10:42 PM']Hope this helps.[/quote]

As there is no 'like' button on a post I thought I would just say how nice it was for you to go to the trouble of helping the OP like that.

Shazam is the answer.

I'd love to be able to slap. I've sent the last two years learning finger style as I was a pick only player before. Controlling dynamics was the big challenge and still is. I sometimes use thumb and fingers and would like to develop that more (kind of a soft slap and pop I guess).

Less hectic examples

[quote name='lojo' post='1041451' date='Nov 29 2010, 06:07 PM']Does this mean that, at least for covering most mainstream music, the written sheets lack the detail ?[/quote]

Yes, if what was on the record wasn't what was transcribed

The big thing about music over tab is rhythm and some sense of feel/volume as well.

I'm odd in that I know a whole lot of music theory (I have some formal musical training some of which was quite recent) but only know 3 notes on the fret board by name. I know the patterns for the intervals but don't know any scales.

Filling in the gaps shouldn't take long.

I got down to 1 second and Great Wizard on the clef reading quiz.

[quote name='bluesparky' post='1040603' date='Nov 28 2010, 11:30 PM']This was my all time favourite song for a very long time... brilliant.
I've always wanted to do it live, but still to this day haven't found a singer who can pull it off with aplomb (oo-er missus!).[/quote]

You should hear me do it on singstar. Aplomb a plenty, not in tune though

[quote name='leonshelley01' post='1040273' date='Nov 28 2010, 06:55 PM']After waiting over six weeks for a wah I has ordered, I never recieved my voucher. Probably out of stock.[/quote]



6 weeks seems like ever such a long time. 6 days is too much no?

I made good use of the two weeks off for paternity leave
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And continue to do so 2 years later.
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Cool thanks, this thread has kicked me into finally learning the fret board.

I have a question that is kind of related.



I know the above notation is E A D G what I want to confirm is that it relates to the actual notes you would get if you played open strings to get it. Does that make sense?

A couple of mine have already been posted

I will be putting next years date in my diary. Sounds great.

This is my pet hate. A shop advertising something as in stock when they know full well it isn't is fraudulent. It's really damaging to industry as a whole as there is no incentive for online shops to keep inventory anymore if they are getting sales pulled form under them by stores telling porkies. There was an extreme example some time ago where it turned out the company had absolutely zero stock despite have 100s of items marked as such on their website.

silddx the bass looks awesome with those strings. White is definitely a good colour for them to go on.

Cream's version of Born Under a Bad Sign.

Bass Clef Wizard 1.37 seconds.

Now that is fast improvement

Just had a go on this. Never read the bass clef before and can't remember any of the treble clef either.

Got Apprentice 2.77 seconds. I think I know wht I'm going to be doing for the rest of the day

Hi, my names Ant, I'm 35 and live in Orpington Kent.

I bought a bass a few years back (Fender P Bass the one with the odd S-1 switch). I also play drums and guitar although recently I've not touched either.

I play my bass everyday, I'm into learning more about the instrument, getting some more technique and working on my groove.