JakeBrownBass

There's a list of his credit's here. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/nathan-east-mn0000317169/credits Can he slap? Yes. Does he slap? When needed. That was pretty much his answer at the Manchester bassday he did.

I've some stems if people want them. It's a cover song and theres percussions & horn sections in there. If you want them, let me know as i'll have to bounce them as they're currently just sat in a protools session.

[quote name='andydye' timestamp='1360336041' post='1968898'] Awesome! That does look v good indeed! Can't believe I missed the super important bits when trying to read it before! Thanks matey (and thanks for patiently pointing out what you'd seen last time too!), I'll have a closer read about it. [/quote] No worries dude, hope everything is sorted for you!

[quote name='andydye' timestamp='1360334321' post='1968853'] Lots of good features but it's another app where I'd have to reinput all of the songs into their format, I want one that takes a pdf that's already made (std universal format) so I don't have to recreate 70 files. Doesn't look like it does the set list thing either [/quote] It's a universal PDF reader that you just import your files into, don't get what's so hard about that? And the 6th tab on the bottom, first picture. http://www.zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/about.html Song Metadata MobileSheets allows you to create songs using image files or pdfs. These files can be on the tablet (including images taken with the tablet camera), or imported from your PC using the companion app. Each song in your library has a title, artist, album, instrument, difficulty, source type, and audio file, allowing you to enter as little or as much detail as you want to organize your library. You can also select sections of pdf files to create songs from, allowing you to break up one pdf file into multiple songs in your library.

Don't use android but is this not what you want? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheets

Why would the MD listen to a tech bigging up his mate that plays bass? 1. Can you read music? 2. Are you confident you can do it? 3. Don't be bigged up by the tech, contact the md yourself.

[quote name='Big_Stu' timestamp='1358617461' post='1942331'] I'm guessing, from your defending them 3 times now, that you have either already had, or hope to, have work with "the guys" backing band? [/quote] I'm not defending them for personal gain. Just that people are far to quick to slander others just because they're commercial or not playing the the local week in week out.

[quote name='Ian Savage' timestamp='1358603554' post='1942024'] Well, they don't have songwriting credits on any of their output, which is a pretty big clue... [/quote] Erm, yes they do.... http://www.allmusic.com/artist/jls-mn0002127222

[quote name='Ian Savage' timestamp='1358540486' post='1941257'] Disgusting. PRS's reason d'etre is apparently to represent "songwriters, composers, and music publishers", and yet for a bit of cheap publicity they laud four chancers who've never had any involvement with the first two in their professional lives, and are simply making money for the latter. [/quote] And you have this info on good authority? How an earth are you meant know what the cutting sheet was in the studio & how much involvement the guys had on songs if you were not there?

[quote name='SlapbassSteve' timestamp='1358524320' post='1940862'] How are we defining band here? Admittedly this probably shows my ignorance, but from what I've seen JLS themselves are basically a few glorified karaoke singers working to a backing track(or if an actual backing band of instrumentalists is involved, they're very well hidden indeed...) [/quote] For tv work, what's the point in them paying for a band to mime behind them, that money is just a waste and people would just complain that the band were miming. Their proper live shows do have a live band though. They're not hidden but they're not in the limelight either, why should they be? People aren't paying to watch what the band behind them, they've paid for tickets to watch JLS. I saw them when I was at the mobos last year and they were great live, Josephross was on guitar & MD last time I checked, with Ginger Hamilton on drums who is a monster player. Can't remember who else was playing though. , Do they deserve this 'award', I don't really care, it doesn't exactly affect anyone in any way what so ever.

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