Bright Skies
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Tried something a little different with this track early this a.m., I guess it sorta works OK .. haha Thanks for the fun jam and excellent backing track by yowild, Lenny and JDF .. good stuff guys!
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Ernie440 Hey thanks a lot J, I was debating when I did the main sections, whether to go with the kick and the snare but opted for the steady note thing in those two parts(sorry don't know proper musical terms) staccato? Opted for the (high hat?) thing Lenny had going on ... I don't know what the hell I'm talking about, lol! I just play by feel most of the time. haha +2
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April 28 2016 18:41:02
jaeusm Yes, you locked in with Lenny's hi hat playing straight 16ths. Several pro rock bass players have made their entire careers playing straight 8ths and 16ths. It just works, as it does here :) +2
April 28 2016 18:44:48
Ernie440 Ok, thanks :), that's interesting about "bassing" your career on that style of play. Kind of funny but thinking about it .. you're right. :) +2
April 28 2016 18:48:54
jaeusm The guy who epitomizes this style is Adam Clayton of U2. I think Cliff Williams of AC/DC does this as well (though I'm not as familiar with their body of work). +2
April 28 2016 19:00:24
Ernie440 Yes, definitely U2 ... talk about effective one note repetition stylizations haha... laughing all the way to the bank ... yeah ... ac/dc .. @ times. :) +2
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