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glad to hear. But it's not at rehearsal that they may play up. It's at a gig, with wifi for the patrons, big fridges cycling on and off, 100 punters' (hopefully) iphones , PA router etc . You won't know til you're out there, always have a cable at the ready , just in case. Even the best ones can run into interference.
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love Hipshot. They've got your back for years too. I bought a used bridge and didn't instal it for a couple of years. The guy I bought it from didn't supply the saddle adjusting allen key,and all of mine were way too large. I emailed Hipshot and they sent me 5, free of charge, express delivery USA to Australia.
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Playing different music to what you normally would
bazzbass replied to Reggaebass's topic in General Discussion
coincidentally,another Rod song, Maggie May. Hate the song, love Ron Wood's bassline so I learnt it. Some chords, some double stops, very melodic. -
so glad you found the right guys now, where can I buy myself one of those Bubingagroovebooster pedals? I need two
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I have never ever considerred a Gibson bass, I've bought ten basses, no, eleven, in my lifetime. I doubt I even tried one, their pricing seems to be about double that of Fender so it wasn't even a thought in my mind, ever. No, wait, I did try a Tbird once, but it was an Epiphone lol. Hated it. I do have an Epi LP, maybe Gibson will sue Epiphone too hehe
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From guitar.com: After posting and then deleting a video threatening lawsuits against other instrument manufacturers, Gibson has followed through, suing Dean and Luna for copyright infringement-despite push-back from musicians. From the video: “You have been warned, we’re looking out and we’re here to protect our iconic legacy.” From Guitar.com News: Among other allegations, Gibson is accusing Armadillo, which also owns drum maker Ddrum, of running afoul of seven of its trademarks. These include the body shape design of the Flying V, Explorer, ES and SG, as well as the ‘Dove Wing’ headstock design, the ‘Hummingbird’ name and the ‘Moderne’ trademark. Gibson has not vigorously defended its trademark for some time so this might not go so well in court. UPDATE: Armadillo Enterprises has responded to the news of the suit in a letter to the company’s dealers, strongly refuting the claims made in Gibson’s complaint. Armadillo CEO Evan Rubinson describes the suit as “entirely baseless” and says, “we will vigorously defend ourselves and seek to cancel Gibson’s alleged trademark registrations” while also claiming that, “We respect and value the intellectual property rights of others. But… some things are just too common and basic for one company to claim as their own property.” Personally, I've seen the Gibson 3+3 headstock on many many acoustic guitars made way before Gibson was around. Last act of a sinking ship perhaps?
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since 6th November? that IS a little long.......:) kinda joking, but that is how the whole world sees that date, apart from the USA and one more country I think? And this is not a US site you did very well to understand what the seller was asking hehe kudos to your interpretive skills to answer you, yeah I wouldn't worry, but don't let him string it out any longer
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I need blinkers like on racehorses when I go to a music store. I'm getting better, once, I went in and didn't even go into the bass room, true ! OK, I DID buy a drum kit that day hehehe
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How to play my bands songs better?
bazzbass replied to ButcherBass95's topic in Theory and Technique
I'm amazed no one has asked what the guitarist is playing while the bass is playing R 3 4 5 in A? If he's just playing an A chord, there is not much more to say. Ask him what chords he is playing and play the chord tones for each chord R 3 5 8 kinda thing if Major chords etc -
the ofpf and 1 2 4 fingering debate is worthless without knowing the size of the players hands. If they have small hands, use 124 and move faster, simple as that
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Johnny Cash was recording "Ring of Fire" in the studio. It was lacking SOMETHING. Nothing really worked. They took a break. At the same time the brass section from the Tijuana Brass band were exiting the other studio when the producer said "hey could you lay something down for us?" And that, boys and girls was how the song became a hit. It's nothing without the horns
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Gary Glitter's memory should be wiped off this earth
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how can the line in on the Steinberg also be the line out to the monitors? does not make sense, sorry. You say "line in to the monitors" this is impossible. can u post a pic of your setup?
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Sibob tells no fibs I bought my 18i20 mainly on Si's advice and I couldn't be happier. Ticks all your boxes, 1ru, with ears, built in power, midi in out etc etc
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Anyone successfully jamming with mates over the internet?
bazzbass replied to BassYerbouti's topic in Recording
I thought it could never happen, latency being the culprit. I saw a promo vid for a game, MotoGP19 that claimed "zero lag and latency in online races" could be an interesting development, I will test it out as soon as I buy it. still skeptical tho -
nothing like doing take after take coz the drummer drops a beat right near the end every time. THEN your new 'manager' says, can you try a completely different bassline? Like not once at a rehearsal was anything mentioned, not even at the start of the session, but you wait til I'm friggin frustrated at the drummer after ten takes to butt in? We finished our debut CD, then immediately split up. far king managers
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Hi just popped in to say hi I don't play covers in my bands, only originals. BUT I learn covers from bands I like, to improve my playing and to get ideas for my basslines. It's a good way to learn music I'm away from my studio so can't listen with any decent gear so I'll listen tomorrow. keep sharing
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I am an old fogie and still buy CDs, but I'm just about the only person I know who does. Gotta say, it's much easier just uploading your songs to Bandcamp and your FB page. No bastard pays for music anymore, just give it away. We made more money with one T shirt run of 36 than any music sales hehe
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I have an Am Std P and an MIM P from 2013, both are great players. The Am Std definitely has a better finish, a rolled fingerboard and string thru high mass bridge. But gig wise, I use both without worrying about which is nicer, they both play well. Then again, I'm no snob, I've gigged all my basses this year, my MIM P and J, my MIA P, my SX J and Hofner BB, and my ABG before I sold it
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I played cheap basses most of my 40 years of playing. But this latest time around, after a break, I bought a Fender MIM Jazz, and was happy,as I played Jazz copies in the past. But then I bought an Am Std P bass and BOOM, all of a sudden my playing sounded just like all the songs I've been listening to for over 57 years lol. Just get one.
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I also have two P basses. I thought it a bit redundant to put flats on both, so I tried D'Addario Half Rounds on one and love them. With the tone dimed they sound like rounds, with the tone dialled off they sound like flats. Best of both worlds.
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How far does your bass geekery go?
bazzbass replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
So the Ric stays in it's case ? 😂 -
GOLD .
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sometimes the punters are brave enough to actually dance to a tune they haven't heard a thousand times, other punters just don't notice hehe. Commonly at our gigs in the 80s Punter " was that an original song?" Singer "depends on whether you liked it or not"