The Beatles' Come Together for solo bass

[karlclews]

Hi folks,

Here's a little vid of my arrangement of The Beatles' classic, Come Together, for solo bass, played on an Alembic Stanley Clarke. Hope you like it!


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Cheers,

K.

[Bilbo]

Made me smile, Karl. One of the best sounding Alembics I have heard in a long while.

[daz]

I do a version of it based on Marcus Millers album version. Great bass choon.

Very Nice Alembic

Edited March 8, 2012 by daz

[lobematt]

Very nice, reminds me of the Marcus Miller version. What did you use to record that with??

[karlclews]

Cheers for the feedback, guys!

@ funkopotamus: yes, I've obviously heard the MM version at some point, but I made a conscious decision not to listen to his while working this out! Guess I should now go back and listen to his again and see how much I subconsciously absorbed into my version!

As regards what I used to record the track: it's that Alembic Stanley Clarke directly into a Presonus Audiobox interface, recorded in Sonar X1 on a laptop. Little bit of compression, eq and reverb in Sonar. The drums are a slightly edited loop from Stylus RMX.

[ras52]

Excellent, a timely reminder that slap can be musical!

[zero9]

Thanks for posting that, really enjoyed it.

I also like the Avishai Cohen rendition played on double bass - check it out!

[Dave Tipping]

Very nice playing dude ... Mrs T heard the music and thought I was looking at some soft pron, ha ha (no really!)