pineweasel

If you just want a straightforward drum pattern, create a Software Instrument track and choose a drum kit. You can then record a part, either by playing on a keyboard (if you have one attached) or open either Keyboard or Musical Typing from the Window menu. Double clicking on the recorded part will open an editor allowing you to make adjustments, quantise, etc.

Fantastic song. I rehearsed this with a band that sadly never got as far as playing live.

Aren’t they basically budget Stingrays? In which case you could contact the EBMM distributor Strings and Things. I’ve bought spares for my Stingray from them before.

I really enjoyed it. I love the albums (well, some of them) but didn’t know the back story, covered very well in the film.

I’ve just got a TM5 SL and it’s the same on both counts.

Just bought a super bass from John. Great comms, easy transaction all round and bass arrived safely having been well packaged. A recommended seller!

Rasher80 has just bought a bass from me. A straightforward, problem-free transaction with great communications - recommended buyer!

He’s quite an accomplished jazzer these days I think. Back in the 80s:

I noticed gardener Joe Swift had a Precision behind him when appearing on TV the other night.

I learnt this one recently. It's fun to play in standard tuning, although there is a low D in the outro. Here's a quick take on the tab: the word girl.txt

These are the sort of minimally voiced shapes used by jazz rhythm guitarists. That first one is really a major 7th chord - the plain major chord wouldn't have the 7th.

Liza on the drive to the gig, Ana Matronic on the way back.

Aha, some good info on TB: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/neil-murray-appreciation-thread.737371/#post-13678940

Good grief. Spend a mere 90k on the guitar and get this headstock https://papianezo.ecrater.com/p/30010509/freedom

It’s probably the same bass, but in the video it has a Precision pickup:

The neck dimensions are unchanged as far as I know, so if you found the old ones too wide that'll still be the case.

Bought something a couple of weeks ago, and called them an hour later to amend the order. Phone answered, helpful response, goods delivered promptly. I don’t think the website had a message about not calling unnecessarily at the time though. Maybe they’ve furloughed staff.

Telecaster for me too, a 99 American Standard. Also a Martin 000-28 and a Backpacker for camping trips.

Just hoping this is the start, either of a proper production run of lefties or worldwide availability of Vault instruments.

Not for me, but I like the way they do a lefty of most of their designs if enough people commit to it. Eight is the magic number, it seems. Their Newporter is cool, and they are doing a lefty of the Shergold Hooky 6-string.

I saw them live around the time this was a hit, and Don was on bass. He didn’t slap though.

Great song. My band has jammed this a few times - half of us are keen to do it but haven’t persuaded the others yet. The bass part is in drop D and played by Marcus Miller originally.

With a £2k budget the first thing I'd do would be to check out the current Stingray Special. If that doesn't work for you, then look at Classics or used options, but everything I've read and seen about the Specials has been positive.

I watched Easy Lover last night and he said exactly this afterwards

This one belongs to the drummer in my band, a fellow lefty: