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Wullapache

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  1. cherry red G400...if they were called g400's back then its an 80's model and sounds pretty damn beasting i gotta admit.

    [quote name='john_the_bass' post='151567' date='Mar 5 2008, 10:21 AM']not of the v'ax, not yet got around to taking one.
    to be honest, i'm thinking about having a mass cull for a 335 or possibly a 4003.
    good luck though[/quote]

  2. right here we go,
    i feel its time for a change,
    my musicman is first on the list,
    3eq black,black,maple active passive (like s1 i believe)hipshot D-tuner, pretty sexy if i do say so myself, but i've decided to make a change.
    i think i'm gonna head towards a p-bass american maple neck preferably american if anyone has one on the go after this has gone...unless i can get my string sponsors to give me a bass and i'll go on holiday or maybe get that macbook ive always wanted. dont have case but will supply atleast a gig bag.
    offers around £650 + postage will be considered. pics are on www.myspace.com/heyapache
    secondly.
    my tokai rockinbetter 4003,
    pretty darn nice bass if i do say so, exact same as someone was selling rcently but to be honest once again dont think its right for me, i'd be up for trades on this one preferably in the likes of a jazz bass or maybe a p? japanese(maybe a mexican with a pj configuration) maple neck maybe...a nice red/white jazz aerodyne non export(pretty much the only bass with a rosewood neck i'd consider. would be nice...but i'd be willing to add on. i'm looking for lets say £290. + postage.
    keep me posted.
    hit me up here, and if i dont reply go to www.myspace.com/dirtyheartsband
    thanks,
    Wullie

    I'm willing to deliver but would rather meet up i'm in glasgow but i'm willing to go as far down as maybe newcastle or carslile.
    and i'm in edinburgh a few days of the week aswell,

  3. [quote name='acidbass' post='16365' date='Jun 12 2007, 05:33 PM']I don't think writing a bassline is considered as a songwriting credit. I *think* that it's only the sequence, melody and lyrics that are covered by copyright. A lot of session players are paid set fees which are agreed before a single note is played, so maybe you should talk it over with whoever is organising the session to see if you can reach some sort of agreement?[/quote]

    ive had discussions like theses before, if a bassline is deemed the main theme in the song then u may be eligible for a writers crdeit, an exampley used by a lecturer of mine is "under pressure" say if a session player was brought in to play that bassline, it is more than essential to the song, therefor would be considered for a writing credit.
    thoughts?

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