-
Posts
8,242 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Shop
Articles
Everything posted by lowdown
-
That the Bassist in question could swing the semi quavers like Nate does ? (And I think Nate's Bass is nicer as well).
-
Yoko Ono releases new version of John Lennon's Imagine
lowdown replied to a topic in General Discussion
Oddly enough, I had another listen and yes, it hurt my ears, but I think you have made a few decent points there. I must be getting old as well. -
The Soundtrack to 'Havana' by Dave Grusin.
-
I'm gonna be in so much trouble at rehearsal
lowdown replied to AdrianP's topic in General Discussion
My first ever CTI album, and a good one too. -
I'm gonna be in so much trouble at rehearsal
lowdown replied to AdrianP's topic in General Discussion
Ronnie Jordan's Acid Jazz cover was a bit of a Dance-floor favourite in the early 90's. (apparently). https://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/ronny-jordan-guitarist-whose-version-of-the-miles-davis-classic-tune-so-what-became-an-acid-jazz-9084262.html -
Yeah, I thought those three might have been in a Drummers list. Although oddly enough, JR Robinson seems to pass many by.
-
Yoko Ono releases new version of John Lennon's Imagine
lowdown replied to a topic in General Discussion
Old ones are still there, funkgod. Once you have found them and used them, they stay at the top of the menu under ‘recently used’. ‘The Yoko Motion’ (I think it has been posted before). -
Ive never seen a worst bass instructional video than this.
lowdown replied to bubinga5's topic in General Discussion
Yep, it would be nice... Although, if anyone really gave a Sausage, it could be amended to read “Bratwurst“.... -
Yoko Ono releases new version of John Lennon's Imagine
lowdown replied to a topic in General Discussion
Agreed. That's why I enquired earlier as to why it was the worst song. The actual tune is not a stinker, lyrically maybe not a gem, but hook wise it does the job. There are a couple of decent covers knocking around as well (IMO of course). -
Anyone got your own music publishing company?
lowdown replied to MacDaddy's topic in General Discussion
You can set up a publishing company in the way that BRX said. However.... If you want PRS/MCPS to collect any royalties for publishing, you will need to join them first. Check out the 'Music Publishers Association' for some good advice. https://mpaonline.org.uk/mpafaqs/how-do-i-form-a-music-publishing-company/ Joining MCPS as a publisher. https://www.prsformusic.com/join/publisher/what-you-need-to-join-mcps Joining PRS as a publisher. https://www.prsformusic.com/join/publisher/what-you-need-to-join-prs -
Ive never seen a worst bass instructional video than this.
lowdown replied to bubinga5's topic in General Discussion
Of course and agree. Also, it depends on what inversions and voicings are being played elsewhere in the band or Orchestra. The arrangement dictates where & when to play up there, along with taste, of course. It can be a very lyrical area to play in, the fretless loves it up there (melody wise). Lee Sklar's Bass part in 'Theme From Mahogany' worked a treat starting up high in the intro, then dropping down for the 2nd part of the verse. -
A video from a post over at VI control. Orchestrating Video Game Music (a very enjoyable watch too...)
- 1 reply
-
- 1
-
-
Yoko Ono releases new version of John Lennon's Imagine
lowdown replied to a topic in General Discussion
In my opinion that OP video is just drivel. Why is 'Imagine' the worst song Lennon ever wrote? Just curious really. I think it's a decent tune, although I prefer performances by a couple of others who have recorded it. -
I use two. One weighted Keyboard for playing keyboard parts in (VSTI's) - A Yamaha P71 (88). I also have a Nektar Panorama P4, which I use for all my parameter/automation controlling, along with CC#'s etc on Virtual Instruments. The pads are also good for Percussion & Drums etc. All my Orchestral Instrument parts are played in with this as well. It's semi weighted, but I prefer it for the Single line Instruments.
-
👍
-
I think I read somewhere that Joe Sample might have played on that album. Tom Scott and Joe Sample used to work together along with Max Bennett before LA Express. So possibly, Max Bennett? Why not send Tom Scott an Email? https://www.tomscottmusic.com/contact-us
-
My favourite at the moment is 'Caribe' from the Michel Camilo Big Band. Anthony Jackson in total control.
-
Maybe a trip to 'The Den' as well.
- 23 replies
-
- 1
-
-
As lownote12 said, plenty of great Ethnic restaurants about, but why not try some proper ‘Pie & Mash’... https://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/londons-best-pie-and-mash-shops And then maybe, Ronnie Scott’s? One of my favourite places in town. https://www.ronniescotts.co.uk/scheduledaily/2018/October/6
- 23 replies
-
- 1
-
-
Below is a great live version. All written out, including the intro and solo. There are some other tracks as well from Marcus on the PDF. (Not mine, downloaded from Linkedln). 'Run For Cover ' starts at PDF page 23. marcusmillervol1-150824153613-lva1-app6891.pdf
-
Here is a decent run through of the head with notation and a short lesson. Video. https://www.talkingbass.net/run-for-cover-marcus-miller/ PDF (Head Notation) Run-For-Cover.pdf
-
Try the Ab Cobalt flats, they have a more flat sound (they go flat by one more).
-
Not seen that VSTi. Is it Mac only?
-