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Had a clearout of my bass library and I'm looking to sell the following instructional books. These come with cds/DVDs where stated. Discounts available for multiple items! [s]Josquin Des Pres/Bunny Brunel - [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Slap-Bass-Essentials-Essential-Exercises/dp/0793537436/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380471337&sr=8-1&keywords=slap+bass+essentials"]Slap Bass Essentials[/url] (with CD) £3[/s] SOLD [s]Stefan Richter - [url="http://www.musicroom.com/se/id_no/0414816/details.html"]Tapping Technique for Bass Guitar[/url] £5 [/s]SOLD [s]David Gross - [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/6-String-Bassics-Builders-David-Gross/dp/0793583713"]6-String Bassics[/url] (with CD) £4[/s] SOLD Josquin Des Pres - [url="http://www.musicroom.com/se/id_no/09/details.html"]Bass Fitness[/url] £3 [s]Billy Sheehan - [url="http://www.musicroom.com/se/id_no/080373/details.html"]Advanced Bass (with DVD) £6[/url][/s] SOLD [s]John Patitucci - Electric Bass 2 £3[/s] SOLD Rage Against the Machine TAB book (full album) £3
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Learning to read the dots - Sheet music to learn with
TKenrick replied to Grangur's topic in Theory and Technique
Lots of things to read here (excuse the self-serving nature of the link!), I haven't updated it in a while but more transcriptions should be posted soon: http://tomkenrick.wordpress.com/basstranscriptions/ -
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Berklee..Gary Burton..Improv Course..Free
TKenrick replied to Tandro's topic in Theory and Technique
Here's my effort from week 3: http://snd.sc/11dJ9qe -
Berklee..Gary Burton..Improv Course..Free
TKenrick replied to Tandro's topic in Theory and Technique
Nice one Matt, thanks for sharing! The more I listen to my effort the more I cringe, but here it is... [url="http://snd.sc/10e7ikk"]http://snd.sc/10e7ikk[/url] -
Berklee..Gary Burton..Improv Course..Free
TKenrick replied to Tandro's topic in Theory and Technique
[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1368178411' post='2074059'] I have just finished week one and am having my a*** kicked. Great introduction and a great way to fill in gaps in your learning. I am hearing faults in my playing that make me cringe but so nice to feel that real progress is possible. [/quote] I feel much the same! Would other BCers who are doing this be up for sharing soundcloud links (via PM if preferred...) from the first assignment? I'd be really interested to hear how other bassists dealt with it - all I got to hear were piano players! -
My preference is, like Faithless, to approach things using chord tones, but I know loads of players get great results from the chord/scale approach. As far as the ii-V-i goes, if we're thinking of the Cm chord as tonic minor then things might sound a bit more 'settled' by using Cm6 or Cm(maj7) instead of Cm7 and use C melodic minor over it. G altered = Ab melodic minor, so your only decision here is based on whether you prefer to think about the scale as 'G altered' (parallel thinking) or as 'melodic minor starting on b9 of a dominant chord' (derivative thinking). Using F melodic minor over Dm7b5 gives you D locrian natural 2, so the decision is between having b9 or natural 9 (Eb or E natural). My preference would be E natural, but experiment with both.
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[quote name='kiat' timestamp='1364604810' post='2028885'] Can also highly recommend Tom Kenrick in West London who I studied with a while back. Great lessons tailored to suit goals. [/quote] Thanks Kiat, hope all is well with you!
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I'm selling this on behalf of a friend who recently gave up playing. US Standard P bass made in 2001, generally very good condition apart from some small nicks and scratches here and there (I tried to photograph them but it's almost impossible on a black bass!). Weight is 4kg, comes with a Fender hard case. Looking for [size=5][b]£500[/b][/size] plus shipping. The bass is in London but delivery is possible within a reasonable distance of the M25 or shipping within the UK is fine. [attachment=128512:P1000522.jpg] [attachment=128513:P1000523.JPG] [attachment=128515:P1000524.JPG] [attachment=128517:P1000525.JPG] [attachment=128519:P1000526.JPG]
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[quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1339798347' post='1694775'] Great board! The OC-2 and meatbox together must be terrifying [/quote] Thanks! Sadly had to take the Meat Box off temporarily while I sort out a separate supply for it - it buzzes way too much when wired up with everything else. [quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1339836168' post='1695046'] Now this board excites me, I wanna hear what you do with it! Si [/quote] I'm aiming to get a little bit of video done in the next week or so, I'm still working on finding the most obnoxious sounds possible! [quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1339841944' post='1695171'] Not saying too much....but there should be some box of meat style sound-boxes coming soon, for the masses.....well....a few of the masses lol [/quote] I'd be really interested if someone could do a meat box clone and incorporate a micro-thumpinator... Tom
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Finally got my board together this week (apologies for poor quality iphone pic...) [attachment=110521:IMG_0722.JPG] Signal chain is: Volume pedal > OC-2 > Sansamp > PH-3 > DD-6 > CS-3 > Whammy > Meat Box Tom
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Laurence Cottle transcription -- Quite Firm
TKenrick replied to jj1234's topic in Theory and Technique
Looks great John, I've been meaning to transcribe some Cottle for a while so thanks for saving me more than a few hours! Looking forward to getting my teeth into this one... Nice looking site as well! Tom -
In my opinion the chord symbol given for the V chord is incorrect- whoever wrote it out means b13, not #5. The lick in bar 2 is b9 (Db), then an approach into the major 3rd from a semitone below (Eb - E), 5 (G) and then b9 (Db) again. Tom