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I did say I might be wrong, as I was talking about my experience as a player. There is obviously playing something, and then there’s playing something. To me my reggae playing sucks, to someone else it might be perfectly acceptable.
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I might be wrong, but I don’t think reggae is something that you can just play. It’s a feel thing, you have to feel it, to do that I think you need to have immersed yourself in it. I struggle to play it, but I’ve never really listened to it. It was featured in the ‘world music’ module at university, I admit to having been hopeless at it. Listen to Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare working together, they are/were fabulous.
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I very briefly played with a Free tribute band. I left after a few weeks, they were simply too loud. First rehearsal they start Alright now, then stop, turn to me and ask: ‘why aren’t you playing?’
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To be honest - he says grabbing his coat and making for the door - the misaligned headstock decal, poor spray job, and wonky fretboard markers, surely make it a genuine Fender? 😆
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I always think how amazing it is when people are so knowledgable about things like this. The only thing that struck me was the poor quality sunburst.
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Beautiful. I hadn’t seen that, thanks for sharing it.
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Can you not record it in OBS, then transfer the video plus sound into Ableton? I know if you import a video and its soundtrack into Logic Pro, it automatically separates the two parts. I haven’t a lot of experience of using Ableton to record, I’ve only ever used it in a live situation.
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The cargo hold bit would be for a few hours. I believe the cargo hold of a modern jet aircraft is pressurised and air conditioned, just like the passenger cabin to minimise internal stress.
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Aren’t they usually too hot in the summer, and freezing cold in the winter?
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Proof that they do it deliberately
ambient replied to Jean-Luc Pickguard's topic in General Discussion
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One of the benefits of playing a 6 string bass is I can play pretty much any chart from one position. A low E all the way up to an A that would otherwise be at the 14th fret of the G string.
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Someone else’s.
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There’s a band I occasionally play for, the youngest is mid-70s and the oldest is mid-80s. They moan a bit about their various ailments, and the sax player has to keep running off for a wee, other than that they’re quite good fun.
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Q. What’s a bass guitar? A. It’s the instrument played by the coolest member of a band.
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This is very true. As I said earlier, if I was having to learn lines quickly for a gig, I’d be starting with the chords and not a tabbed part. At uni we had to learn a Cream song for a weekly live performance workshop. The part was taken from a live recording, I don’t think there was a single riff that was repeated note for note. It always struck me as being a bit daft having to learn it note perfectly, it would have made more sense - and have fitted the style of the song better - to have been allowed to use it as a springboard for our own lines.
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ambient replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
Laurence Fox. Politics aside, someone posted a video of him ‘performing’ on a TV show. I felt desperately sorry for the two musicians playing with him. I love watching artists like Michael Stipe or Thom Yorke, two of my favourite performers. As much as I love Steven Wilson’s music, he’s a very quiet lead person, he doesn’t have a great stage presence. -
It’s only recently that I discovered people who are dyslexic can also have problems with reading music. A lot of people are dyslexic to some degree or an other without knowing it. Which might explain why some people struggle with learning to read music.
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If I had to learn a bass line for a gig, and I had to do it quickly, the first thing I would do is find out what the chords are. The bass line will pretty much come from that. I’d use them along with a recording of the song, You’d still need to do sit down with a recording with the Tablature, due to the lack of rhythmic information. I can see its use though if players are starting out and want to get playing.
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This basically. They're sometimes written by people just starting out. Often it’s a case though that the person that’s written it out plays it wrong - or simply differently. I find TAB confusing. The few times that I’ve used it to write something out for someone, I’ve got into a mess with it, mainly because I’ve been wanting to put more detail in the notation that it’s possible to put, and it still be legible.
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These are pretty good: https://freebasstranscriptions.com/transcriptions/ https://www.thebassment.info https://edsonbarretobass.com/bass-transcriptions/ http://www.stevieglasgow.com/transcriptions_e.html https://www.withbassinmind.com/the-transcriptions http://www.lowdownbass.net/transcriptions/ https://billwingfieldsbassvault.wordpress.com/transcriptions/ https://www.cocosbassment.com/transcriptions/
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I see someone has posted this on Facebook marketplace as a warning. Some other poor person scammed by him.