Mykesbass

Tiny Desk, Daryl's House, and now this. Some great music being made out there. Thanks for sharing.

Will try and make this.

[quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1500803265' post='3340214'] I've always thought that 'Fever' would be a great choice for a bass accompaniment, and this is marvellous playing by Tal Ronen. [/quote] Wasn't sure when this started, but once they got into it, and all their little nuances kicked in I really liked it. However... [quote name='pete.young' timestamp='1500916995' post='3341079'] Sorry you don't like it, I thought it was pretty good. I'll be grumpy right back at ya and say that the original version was Little Willie John in 1956! Knocks Peggy Lee into a cocked hat if you ask me [/quote] ...I loved this, and wasn't aware of it before, so thanks!

[quote name='SubsonicSimpleton' timestamp='1500997544' post='3341642'] an actual basschatter(me) having a go at vocal Feedback/mickey taking quite welcome. [/quote] That's some great ventriloquism skills on display!! Well, you did say Very nicely done.

Totally subjective. I'll stick my neck out and say in trying to copy the parts so accurately you could be killing the musicality. Try playing around with them, making your own lines up, adding a few little nuances. I know I'll be shot down by the perfectionists, and there is a valid argument that the original versions will have the musicality of the original (possibly one of the greats) player, but to me it is all in the feel, so it needs to be your feel, not someone else's. Oh, and playing with a light touch is fine. I dig in like crazy - wish I could do otherwise!

Drop Thornybank on here a PM - He used to buy and sell lots of TE gear, and is great to deal with.

[quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1500457336' post='3337866'] No idea what this makes: [i][color=#3C3241][font=Castledown, Arial, sans-serif][size=4]Custom Fenderman bass guitar [/size][/font][/color] [color=#3C3241][font=Castledown, Arial, sans-serif][size=4]Custom built by Geoff Banks who was the guitar tech for bands such as AC/DC and Genesis. [/size][/font][/color][/i] [/quote] There was a thread on here not so long ago to an auction of Geoff's guitars and basses. Right old hotch-potch if I recall correctly.

Stunning, and a nice looking headstock! No excuse for not having Wal gas now

[quote name='musicbassman' timestamp='1500440188' post='3337713'] What a weird poll. Surely 'Wedding/Corporate' is a type of gig, not a type of music?. [/quote] Likewise Party, Acoustic, and possibly Tribute. Interesting poll, but flawed.

[quote name='V2factoryman' timestamp='1500307730' post='3336824'] And they were the assumptions I made, "most people won't even know what a barefaced cab is, let alone steal it". I had removed the basses and heads as they are more portable/valuable. [/quote] [quote name='Mickeyboro' timestamp='1500319620' post='3336945'] Bastards! Good luck to you...there but for the grace of god go most of us. [/quote] Yep, often leave the cabs in the boot, thinking they are too bulky and cumbersome to bother nicking. Even at Barefaced weight that's quite a shocker. Reckon the thieves might have known they were valuable?

Spotted a wanted ad from Rob. Pinged him an email and deal was done straight away, with an immediate Paypal payment. Happy to recommend.

[quote name='LITTLEWING' timestamp='1499711394' post='3333091'] I've always said that people who have to read music to play have no musical soul. A bass guy, keyboard or guitard who've learnt 300 or more toons in their lifetime and can rattle them off with the odd little inaudible mistake, then play an improv solo from somewhere inside their heart - THAT'S a musician. I've seen guys on cruise ships backing mini stars that have to read to play and actually sound great and spot on, but I often wonder if they could really hold their own in a jam situation. [/quote] What complete and utter tosh

[quote name='KingPrawn' timestamp='1499642362' post='3332726'] That's what I thought. Aside from making the musical transition. There's a huge environmental change. We playing traditional Irish/ Celtic folk music, which is a passion we all share. I'm thinking it's such different worlds. [/quote] Then I would say let them read. If you and the singer know your parts then all should be good. I can't see this as being like the rock bands with music stands debate personally.

What do the orchestral players play? Why can't they read (for the time being)?

Guilty pleasure time...[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nooeMrCws-A"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nooeMrCws-A[/url]

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1499108422' post='3329263'] I learned to love my ER15's. [/quote] Thanks Chris. From this, can I take it you got used to the lower volume? It is feeling a little alien right now.

Recently decided it was time to get some moulded plugs - tiny bit of tinnitus, and disappointed with the non moulded pair I have been using. I've now gigged twice, rehearsed three or four times, and been to a big gig wearing them and they are incredible. Nothing is lost (well, I'll come back to that in a second) really excellent full range reduction of volume. Exactly what they are supposed to do. The gig I went to (Kraftwerk at the Brighton Dome) the sound was exceptional. Now the but... they seem to rob a lot of the energy from our performance. I've never been one to equate volume with energy - I've always given Elvis' That's Alright Mama as the perfect exmple of something not needing to be loud or fast to be energetic, but this has been a bit of an issue for me. I'm using -18db. The -10db don't meet certain regulations so are not recommended by the audiologist or manufacturer, but we are not a massively noisy band. Has anyone on here used this type with the lower rated filter, and what's the result? Thanks, Mike