jassthebass

IMO it's just a way of presenting information. What you do with the info is up to you, so to speak.

A few years ago I watched a youtube video that was quite informative.

The Circle of Fifths made clear - YouTube

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Dancing in the Moonlight by Thin Lizzy !!

Still fond of this tune!!

Awesome communication from Acebassmusic - the item I purchased does exactly what it says on the tin !!

Many thanks dude 

This popped up on youtube & is an interesting take on the pedal

Already there

too many !! there is a good bass breakdown in the Lemon Song

JPJ is the master tho'

I would keep one version of each type of media that you have/use i.e. in your case one on CD & one on Vinyl.

FWIW I got rid of most of my vinyl cos I stored them in the shed whilst decorating & forgot to move them back!. Some of the covers got ruined but still played ok. I now have CDs, Ripped music, Downloads (not streamed) & a small amount of Vinyl. CDs are a good source to keep for the car & ripping for one's PC/Mac media player.

Adios

I'll buy it later - good luck with the app!!

Even before COVID I've always thought that if you're reasonably regularly being paid for gigs then it's professional or at least semi-professional i.e. Takes a level of skill etc.

A jam around your mates house in higher tier areas is more than likely a no go.

Hi @Big_Stu

Re Marantz, I assume you've checked these people out ?

http://sstonline.co.uk/our-clients/

Hi Oliver

Rather than saying it’s exercise based I’d say it’s music based which to me is much more interesting than ‘exercises’. There are tons of penny dropping moments that can applied to your own everyday musical lives.
 

With that said there are a few tunes & licks along the way too.

In addition, nothing is in tab therefore as an added bonus one's reading gets better as you go through the course.

From what I’ve seen the 2-5-1 course focuses more on tunes.

jason

I am about half way through it & have to say it's the best money I've spent. In some ways I wish I'd recognised the importance of the course & purchased it sooner than I actually did.

I purchased the lifetime version which paid dividends for me because last year I broke my hand & had to rest it for a few months (That sucks). If you watch each video more than once & practice the content properly  I don't think you'll regret the money you've spent.

In addition, I have also paid for a lifetime version of his 2-5-1 advanced course for me follow on when I've finished the 2 year one.

Adios

Dunlop Ultex Sharp 2mm

The thicker the better for me.

I think the good thing about thick picks is that they can retain that under belly depth. Also you can partially rotate the grip when you're playing to get a 'clackier' kind of sound & then play them perpendicularly to almost emulate fingers (not quite but almost), all within the same song.

Here's the government website

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/working-safely-during-coronavirus-covid-19/the-visitor-economy

Defo no indoor gigs but a bit unclear on outside gigs but it may have to be quiet ... no metal gigs then ...

trying my best to improve the menu ... ;

Hi @Craigster

The Youtube channel 12Tone  may be of interest, especially the building blocks area.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTUtqcDkzw7bisadh6AOx5w

In addition, as somebody stated earlier, I can vouch for Joe Hubbard or Scotts bass lessons to contain useful info - both are worth paying for

Have a good day

without sounding like an epic snob I'm listening to Miles Davis's 'Footprints' !!

Hi

I am in the process of taking Joe Hubbard's 2 year bass mastery course & pretty much agree with everything Apeneck Sweeney has stated above.

I purchased the Lifetime access version which for me has worked out because I've been very busy at work & last last year I broke my hand & had to take a break of sorts !! (lemme tell ya, that sucks !). I fully recommend Joe Hubbard's course.

I have also been a member of SBL in the past & that was good at the time but IMO Joe's approach works better for me.

Jass

Hi TwoStrings

what bass guitar have you got? - a quick phone picture of the whole bass may be useful.

Have you got a capo or know someone who has?

I take you have some kind of ruler?

Cheers

More of a nearly ... saved by the manufacturer !!

A couple of years back I purchased a Mike Lull JT4 & unfortunately it had problems where some of the the grub screws would 'un-wind' during a gig but wouldn't at home (obvs due to do with me moving about at the gig etc.). Because it cost a pretty penny, I ended up being really aggravated !!

I sent an angry email to Mike Lull guitars & to my surprise they very kindly sent me a whole new bridge  - A guy called Paul Schuster was the guy I dealt with, a really nice chap !!

All's good that ends well

Many thanks all for all of your advice !! I eventually got round to changing the bridge about 3/4 weeks ago & with a mixture of your advice everything went very smoothly - again thanks 

Hi

My first post here.

I'm wondering if anyone has any advice to give with regards to fitting a new bridge to an old bass which has a different footprint. This question is aimed at brave modification types, luthier types or some anyone else with experience. I have an old Maverick bass that I mainly use for practice but the bridge is a bit heath Robinson & therefore can be a bit of a pig to set up. I have already bought the replacement bridge that has the same string to sting measurement. Nothing of the fittings/screw holes line up & was wondering if anyone has any thoughts before I start.

This is a bit of an experiment but all the same I'd like not to miss anything out that I hadn't thought of.

Many thanks for your time

Jason

I listened to an interview with Thom Yorke a few years ago where he stated along the lines of the band not owning their own material, especially their earlier stuff !! - I suspect it has nothing to do with the band.

By the way, I can’t think which Nirvana song is supposed to sound like ‘Just’ - 

Slaterz

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