steve-bbb

[url="http://youtu.be/Szbt1gQGEas"]http://youtu.be/Szbt1gQGEas[/url]

[media]http://youtu.be/wnfhHamrULc[/media] [media]http://youtu.be/UIGsSLCoIhM[/media] check the drums and bass from 2:10

Christian McBride

i do hope youre not afflicted with one of those sort of guitarers who insist on widdling all over the bloody as fast and frantically as possible in every space and opportunity? if you listen to the music and your inner groove tell you that root notes work then root notes it is maybe try listening to the tune and sing along what you would play as a bass line and then develope your root notes into that line given the preferred genres you play, it would be not unreasonable at all to not stray too far from roots and thirds and fifths anyways imho mcton etc

[quote name='flyfisher' timestamp='1395258215' post='2400404'] Sorry to hear that - I thought the stuff I'd heard really had something about it and I'd have thought that it was different enough to catch the ear of someone with a bit of influence. Just goes to show that talent simply isn't enough for a successful music career. I think I've mentioned before that our singer's lad got signed to Columbia during his first year of a music performance course at Bristol Uni and they've been pushing him everywhere. Now, he's a really nice guy and can write a catchy tune but enough 'star quality' to attract a major label? I wouldn't have said so - just goes to show what I know. [url="http://www.thenationalstudent.com/Music/2014-02-26/George_Ezra_Cassy_O.html"]http://www.thenation...ra_Cassy_O.html[/url] The music business works in mysterious ways. [/quote] a friend has connections to a fair few voice/xfactor hopefuls/contestants/applicants - the one thing the 'successful' ones seem to have in common is that they seem to be scouted from music production courses (call me cynical) - unless the scouts stumble across someone 'from the street' with exceptional raw talent then frankly the whole production is all just for pulp entertainment and the final product has been carefully chosen and directed and stage managed from the very outset to ensure maximum return for the capital venturists who provide tha initial financial stimulus funny game innit Nige - good luck though with your next project and whatever musical serendipity cares to bring your way

widdlers be gone can we have more tasteful slow slapping like this please [url="http://youtu.be/TdT4t0ywppA"]http://youtu.be/TdT4t0ywppA[/url]

sorry but i just dont get how so many people dont actually like the beatles

hi JT - we used one of these at rehearsal studio yesterday sound quality is bloody gorgeous

all i can add is that im rather surprised that all pick players arent left handed

[quote name='bubinga5' timestamp='1394924897' post='2396862'] so thats what goes on. [/quote] well if you want to see a hall full of kingbasses slapping away all day long you know where to go now

[quote name='bubinga5' timestamp='1394874831' post='2396133'] can we have a slap off.? [/quote] haven't you been to a basschat bass bash?

[quote name='mep' timestamp='1394827444' post='2395773'] I'm partial to some tasteful slab. Our band has recently added Hungary Like The Wolf to our set which had some simple octaves. [/quote] tasteful like this? [url="http://youtu.be/xp4ndfacKs0"]http://youtu.be/xp4ndfacKs0[/url]

Somebody pass the the popcorn please

Didn't they just copy this from sandberg?

noobs

[quote name='Cestrian' timestamp='1394642753' post='2393652'] Now you're talking. Any excuse. [/quote] [quote name='Cestrian' timestamp='1394642753' post='2393652'] Now you're talking. Any excuse. [/quote] indeed ! (have you met basschat's favourite korean cross dressing bass player?) [url="http://youtu.be/rNzt3uNEVxU"]http://youtu.be/rNzt3uNEVxU[/url]

[quote name='GreeneKing' timestamp='1394615580' post='2393248'] Super sustain AND fretless? [/quote] Yes !! demonsration available at next south east bass bash

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1394616501' post='2393262'] Even though only 0.001% of those watching and listening will give a crap about what bass you're playing. [/quote] or know the difference for that matter !

me too! following with interest

[quote name='Fionn' timestamp='1394614591' post='2393232'] Aye, it is. [/quote] however to add to my previous post and also disagree with Mr Fionn, i cant explain why but.... i recently modded a squier vmJ fretless with a gotoh 401 bridge my ears tell me that the sustain is marginally better than my fretted J, or if it is not the sustain then it is possibly some cunning audio illusion caused by the different tone envelope of the fretless ?

i would agree to a degree with Fionn but would add further that one very real option of guaranteed monster sustain would be to fit a graphite neck i have over the years owned bolt-ons and through necks of both woods and graphite - the through neck woods were very good but personally i wouldnt argue that they were any huge improvement in sustain over a well constructed bolt-on graphite is a whole different thing - i currently have a bolt on carbon neck and it is not so much the phenomenal sustain it also has a significant effect on the envelope of the tone - the sustain and decay is very flat and long compared with an average wood neck - i previously had a through carbon neck and hence both ends of the string are anchored directly into the carbon - you could hit an open string go put the kettle on make a cup of tea and come back and it would still be ringing is there a purpose for needing a huge sustain with the music that you perform? if so then might be worth investigating carbon necks especially if that long keyboard type sustain is what you're after? if it is then carbon neck would do it and a bridge mod would probably barely scratch the surface imho mcton etc

Or did I misinterpret your irony TimR. ?