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I had no idea there was a composition competition here on Basschat. How long has it been going?

I usually f*** up on every track but nobody notices or gives a sh*t

[quote name='yoseph900' timestamp='1353160989' post='1872238'] Hi everyone, In the new year [b][color=#ff0000]GAK[/color][/b] are expanding their bass department. We're looking to get on board with a handful more high-end brands. I would be very grateful for your opinions on what high-end brands you would like to see hanging on our walls. Thanks very much team. Joe. [/quote] How about the Ibanez Groovelines - I mean in the actual shop - so people can try them? You can't get 'em anywhere in the UK

Easily the best shop in Denmark street

Warnings on Safari too

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http://youtu.be/kD1qE4DRh8s

Looks great

I really recommend this website for learning sight reading. He's an excellent tutor: http://thebasscase.com/sight-reading/

Adding bass to chords often spoils everything by rooting the harmony in the most bland way and often destroying interesting chord sequences and harmonic colours. It really is the most unnecessary instrument of all. I'm convinced!

The bass guitar is a wholly unnecessary sound in most pop music. Why would you want to add an additional low note to a 6-note chord? It doesn't make any sense in the first place.

Song spoiled by awful ham-fisted tub-thumping. Silly twat at the back mis-reading the great BB

My hero!

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[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1352303864' post='1861332'] That's that hair split..... There is certainly a sense that some musicains (Hancock, Monk, Jarrett etc) have earned the right to smack the keyboard with their elbow/head/any part of their anantomy. If that's all someone can do, then the credibility of the technique as an artistic choice is compromised. [/quote] Time and time again, over and over again, this argument about knowing the rules before you can break them and 'earning the right' to make a 'noise'.

I thought we'd keep this thread going http://youtu.be/FghPqueu034

I think 34" is at the very limit of most people's hands and is honestly pushing it a bit. Anything bigger is absurd and anything smaller is welcome.

Hmmm... that ap is pretty good!