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cool! ;)
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Excellent play, and the mix is crystal clear, love it Alby!
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Fantastic bass Alby! :)
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oh, Alby - i'm so glad you joined the Hypnotized Club with me. :) your bass on the chorus especially is deliciously jaunty. your mix is just wonderful - thank you so much! :)
+1 December 08 2015 21:22:47
Play your songs is a pleasure, Anne!
It's really nice to do it... +0
so fine & cool
+1 December 08 2015 14:11:50
Thanks!
The piece may also work alone , because the guitar creates a perfect sound carpet, but it seems that this soft bass there is just fine! +0
Awesome Alby:)
The Sadowsky sounds good too!
+1 December 08 2015 11:00:58
Yes Jeebsie !
A great wood, I use it for almost everything except hard rock and metal, which in my opinion are better Fender Precision and Warwick... +2 December 08 2015 12:33:22
Thanks for the information Alby.
I've always wanted a Sadowsky! +1 December 08 2015 14:35:50
I agree but add the Gibson Thunderbird. . The neck is thinner. Its how I do fast runs.My version on this song was a T bird with DRS Sunbeam strings. I have an alembic a Warwick but more then not Im slinging that T bird with Rotos. Next time at the guitar shop grab one and try it. Im looking at a T bird based custom from Clement bass right now called an Angel. Google Clement bass. +2 December 08 2015 14:52:27
Clement look really good! +2 December 08 2015 15:20:03
Thanks Relativity!
I have listened your version, the T-bird sounds very good!
Clearly my opinion refers to basses that I have and that I can test well .
When I have time I'll try a T-bird! +0 December 08 2015 15:18:02
Laurus Quasar Bass...very hard to buy one unless you have cash up front. only from Italy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG4pJg12iVw +1
Well done!
+1 December 08 2015 09:00:35
Thanks Frankie! +0
Excellent chameleon: How to be there without too much level? I like this subtle bass presence!
Bravo Alby
+1 December 08 2015 08:59:42
Grazie Tof!
When I get to play parts of "unplugged" like this, I use the passive mode with tone 70% closed (this setting is the same that I use on the fender standard jazz), the rest I do it with my fingers, playing very light and near to the neck... +1
So Good !!
+1 December 08 2015 09:01:43
Thanks Cody! +1
Awesome Bass! Well thought and arranged!
+1 December 08 2015 09:06:30
Thank you so much! +0