dand666

All my work at the moment is depping. I dep 2 days a week every weekend. We can be trusted :-)

PM me :-)

What's her budget?

[quote name='scalpy' timestamp='1499439502' post='3331596'] Plus one on the basslines. Always just the right balance of intricate, simple, obvious and inventive. The bassline on Spectre (which I adore) is incredible. [/quote] +1. Saw them live recently, and they blew me away. His playing reminds me a little of John Decon. Just the right notes in the right places. Does not overplay, but is an insanely good player that keeps the whole band together.

I've got ACS moulds and they are fantastic.

Currently i'm using a Hofner with flats through a Aguilar TH500 and SL112. Sounds wicked.

Any good places to get my bass serviced too? Im South coast based as well.

Been on the cruise circuit for a few years now and it depends on the cruise. The ferries out of the UK going to Rotterdam or Amsterdam for example are usually 'Dry Ships' they say you could occasionally get breathalysed but I never did. Use to drink with the security so they aren't that fussed. All depends on who's on the ship. The Filipinos will always get you alcohol if you ask. I've been on the big ships for the last few years and you can drink anytime of day. Which is great.

[quote name='CameronJ' timestamp='1499067325' post='3328846'] Hear hear. Really good to see Chris popping into the forum to listen to players' experiences with the product and offer help/repair so readily. Gives me a lot of confidence as a customer. [/quote] This. As soon as I'll get some more pennies I will be purchasing.

Loved my 4-PRO, but it got just too damn heavy for me, and I didn't really need all that power. Suffice to say, it's a fab sound head.

Learn songs in numbers then transposing becomes easy.

I've been currently depping on a lot of gigs through an agency and all of their acts use backtracks. The track is full of 'sweetner', keys, horns, synth bass e.t.c - Works well with some of the new dance track. We all have IEMs and click is in our ears, if you're lucky you'll get a guide track as well. Perfect for a last minute dep! Having said all that, I'm not the biggest fan.

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[quote name='dlloyd' timestamp='1495525338' post='3304375'] Modes are a red herring for 99% of the music out there. Think major and minor scales for now. The most appropriate notes to play under (in) a chord is a chord tone... you can go a long, long way just playing the root. Concentrate on playing the root on strong beats of the bar... then bring in thirds and fifths. Then you can think about joining them up with notes that fall between the chord tones. Listen to classic basslines and figure out what's going on on the basis of what I said above... go simple to begin with. [/quote] This.

Great song. cheers man

Project C, completely different thing you are talking about here dude. You mean lessons e.t.c and OP is talking about software. Back in the day I used to use TabToolKit, but not sure if it is even running now days. Was super handy. Is it for scores or just for tabs?

Your transcriptions have become a staple in my practice regime! The Beach Boys ones were a toughie!

Cleaning strings? Whatever next. Played my bass outside on a ship in the blistering heat and humidity all over the world over the last few years. Still going strong. Sounding more badass each gig.

[quote name='crez5150' timestamp='1492586281' post='3281324'] Another one bites the dust..... Queen [/quote] This into > Good Times, Chic.

Never.

Think of Ice Cream for all these songs as well: Every Breath You Take Chain Gang Crocodile Rock Enola Gay Happiness is a Warm Gun Mandy The Man comes Around There is a light that never goes out Twistin the night away Nothings gonna stop us now All I want for xmas is you And thousands more... And you saved yourself loads of time! Usually at a gig the band leader will call a key, then go from there :-)

1 6 4 5 - Stand By Me. That chord progression is often known as the 50's progression or 'Ice Cream Changes'.

was hoping this was a thread on Humble Pie. What a band.