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Scott’s choice of cords as well as his cleanliness and clarity just really really shows how much the Bass has evolved, then he so tastefully slid harmonics instead of a bunch of fast notes!!! I’m past the whole “who’s the best”, thing? On this level it’s simply the individuals choice of notes.
yeah nuthin more exciting than to hear slow clear notes from people who aren't the best...i know that gets me going when i need that pick me up..oh wait thats meth..oh well nevermind..and thats no lie
All bassists, in order of appearance: 1. Federico Malaman (0:00) Italy 2. Lars Lehmann (0:33) Germany 3. Trip Wamsley (0:49) USA 4. Or Lubianiker (1:05) Israel 5. Hyunmo Kim "hjfreaks" (1:21) South Korea 6. Ralf Gauck (1:37) Germany 7. Zander Zon (1:53) UK 8. Nathan Navarro (2:08) USA 9. Miki Santamaria (2:24) Spain 10. Nik West (2:40) USA 11. Anton Davidyants (2:58) Russia 12. Cody Wright (3:14) USA 13. Scott Devine (3:30) UK 14. Nick Schendzielos (3:45) USA 15. Adam Nitti (4:00) USA 16. René Flächsenhaar (4:15) Germany 17. Uriah Duffy (4:31) USA 18. Davide Biale "Davie504" (4:48) Italy 19. Markus Setzer (5:04) Germany 20. Anthony Crawford (5:22) USA 21. Viaceslav Svedov (5:37) Germany 22. Damian Erskine (5:53) USA 23. Eyal Amir (6:09) Israel 24. David Caraccio "DavidSinRocks" (6:25) Switzerland 25. Alex Lofoco (6:41) UK 26. Pascal Mulot (6:56) France 27. Tony Grey (7:12) USA 28. Steve Lawson (7:28) UK 29. Dywane MonoNeon Thomas Jr. (7:49) USA video edited by Gregor Fris
I always find it amazing and admirable watching Davide 4:48 and David 6:25 being the point where they are at now, where they're good enough to be categorized together with all these virtuosos, and yet have such humble and simple beginnings on TH-cam, being guys who decided to have fun recording bass covers and funky licks.
This is one of the BEST things TH-cam hass thrown at me for a loooooooong time. Just goes to show how the modern movement has evolved a traditional rhythm instrument into an instrument that covers everything. High melodics, chords, tapping, harmonies, harmonics, percussion, filter pedals, looping..... with the frequency range of the modern bass, low down thump and high end gliss.... this is the one instrument that is closest to a whole bands worth of sounds in my opinon.
So much amazing talent in this video. Thanks Gregor for bringing such a diverse style of players together in one video. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to be apart as well.
Gauk, Zon and Navarro are actually my seconds of joy when watching this video... I always see those 3 guys like 12384760 times before going on with my life
@@jorrevanvaerenbergh2595 He might be able to fly around the room while double thumping with his feet, but the video he chose to share on this compilation is objectively bad. The sounds of breaking glass with out of tune playing.. It was like a middle finger to the compilation, I don't know why they included it.
Federico and Scott are easily my favorite two on this list. Not only is their style golden, but their basses sound SO WELL BALANCED compared to most of the others.
If anything, the two most voted for would always be Scott and David biale (Davie504), but i think that Zander zon's classical style and mixing here stands out above the two
0:49 probably the best melody on here, it's beautiful, none of that boring overdone slap stuff, pure, beautiful, bass melody which genuinely sounds great
Nathan Navarro did something quite different from the rest, and DANG, those scales he pulled off were crazy good. Apart from that, Cody Wright stood out as well. :)
sebastian mendoza nope, he's not jaco of our generation, he is MonoNeon. This type of association is really annoying as if one is not able to stand out by himself, needing to be supported by this rotulation. He has Jaco on his path, for sure, but as a reference, not as an objective, or level to reach, or dark hole to be engulfed. He is MonoNeon, one of his kind, as you are you, one of your kind, and so forth.
Damian Erskine always standing out in touch/tone/rhythm. Glad to have learned a lot from one of my friends who had him as a professor when we were in school.
the fact is BASSIST RULES..we come in all races..This was indeed inspiring and a pleasure to watch and listen to bass players doing there thing..peace from NYC
Great job, Scott! Personally, I'd rank Leo Fender's creations in the top 3 positions: 1) Fender Precision; 2) Fender Jazz Bass; 3) Music Man Sting Ray. Then - and only then - I'd bring other instruments… starting with the Rickenbacker and the Hofner
my favorites were: Federico Malaman (0:00) Lars Lehmann (0:33) Or Lubianiker (1:05) Anton Davidyants (2:58) Cody Wright (3:14) Scott Devine (3:30) René Flächsenhaar (4:15) Davide Biale "Davie504" (4:48) Markus Setzer (5:04) Viaceslav Svedov (5:37) Eyal Amir (6:09) David Caraccio "DavidSinRocks" (6:25) Tony Grey (7:12) my top 3 are: #3 - René Flächsenhaar #2 - Or Lubianiker #1 - Viaceslav Svedov
Chinchillupa Guy Who is "we"? you and you imaginary friend? If you don't understand humor I advise you to not attack people over a joke. Good luck with your boring life.
Pablo Cavallo we meaning the musician community. You're right, I should've asked before I started swinging, unfortunately I encounter too many musicians who are like that for real. I apologize for the aggressiveness, I'm glad it was a joke. Ps your humor doesn't translate in writing, it's not my humor
+Dave Tremblay many bassists are playing keyboards at different spots during a set, especially in hip hop, pop and soul bands. So I thought I give Eyal a spot here - he's a friend and a badass (and a bandmate of Or Lubianiker in Project RNL). If this doesn't sound familiar, watch some live footage of Michael League playing in Snarky Puppy and you'll get an idea. For session and tour bassists it's often mandatory nowadays to play keys as well to land a job.
It's called 'hot hand', it's a motion controller that works with a bunch of pedals and can be set to alter different parameters... unless you were just meaning his level of playing which whilst being high is just par for the course in this video.
No matter where you're from or what language you speak, you can understand what each of these individuals is conveying through their instrument. Music is the universal language.
I know for a fact that some of them hadn’t even started playing bass at your age. Stop crying, start practicing! If you really want to become as good as these guys, all you need is practice practice practice. There’s only 10% talent involved, the rest is spending time in the shed and on stage.
Amazing, The best Video in TH-cam so far. Great musicians or maybe just artists, those far away from the real world that create their own world through Music and talent.
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Scott’s choice of cords as well as his cleanliness and clarity just really really shows how much the Bass has evolved, then he so tastefully slid harmonics instead of a bunch of fast notes!!! I’m past the whole “who’s the best”, thing? On this level it’s simply the individuals choice of notes.
Yeah which is why he gave bass lessons. But he's stopped this year
It’s almost exactly how victor wooten plays , you can tell he’s definitely a huge influence on Scott
you can tell that they're definitely teacher material by the way they play. less of slap bass and more of melodic and clean lines.
yeah nuthin more exciting than to hear slow clear notes from people who aren't the best...i know that gets me going when i need that pick me up..oh wait thats meth..oh well nevermind..and thats no lie
Yeah but if you have to wear a glove for clarity when no one else does then that's a step behind.
Did no one else notice that Scott Devine was playing an arrangement of Michael Jackson's Human Nature off of Thriller? Fantastically done, too.
I knew I'd heard that somewhere! I love that melody! Thanks so much
1:21 - Great bass playing, but DAMN this came out of nowhere!!!
I agree. WTF
+D3ft0ne when you play like that you can dress however the fuck you want. holy shit.
+D3ft0ne jackie chan in a maid cosplay LOL!
+D3ft0ne he was one of the best out of the bunch though
+D3ft0ne Hes been on youtube for a while, you should see him cosplaying miku and other anime girls xD
Federico Malaman, what a way to start this video!
Federico Malaman just absolutely OOOZES the funk holy crap. would love someone to teach me his licks over that groove
I'm about to put up a video covering his part of this. If you want the transcription or anything just let me know
All bassists, in order of appearance:
1. Federico Malaman (0:00) Italy
2. Lars Lehmann (0:33) Germany
3. Trip Wamsley (0:49) USA
4. Or Lubianiker (1:05) Israel
5. Hyunmo Kim "hjfreaks" (1:21) South Korea
6. Ralf Gauck (1:37) Germany
7. Zander Zon (1:53) UK
8. Nathan Navarro (2:08) USA
9. Miki Santamaria (2:24) Spain
10. Nik West (2:40) USA
11. Anton Davidyants (2:58) Russia
12. Cody Wright (3:14) USA
13. Scott Devine (3:30) UK
14. Nick Schendzielos (3:45) USA
15. Adam Nitti (4:00) USA
16. René Flächsenhaar (4:15) Germany
17. Uriah Duffy (4:31) USA
18. Davide Biale "Davie504" (4:48) Italy
19. Markus Setzer (5:04) Germany
20. Anthony Crawford (5:22) USA
21. Viaceslav Svedov (5:37) Germany
22. Damian Erskine (5:53) USA
23. Eyal Amir (6:09) Israel
24. David Caraccio "DavidSinRocks" (6:25) Switzerland
25. Alex Lofoco (6:41) UK
26. Pascal Mulot (6:56) France
27. Tony Grey (7:12) USA
28. Steve Lawson (7:28) UK
29. Dywane MonoNeon Thomas Jr. (7:49) USA
video edited by Gregor Fris
BassTheWorld.com Awesome video guys! All my favorites are on here :D
+BassTheWorld.com How does Lars Lehmann get that tone with a Pick ?
+Joston Powell my fav on this video
+BassTheWorld.com What's the name of the song Scott Devine is playing? Just can't put my finger on it.
+astropapi1 Human anture by Michael Jackson ;)
I always find it amazing and admirable watching Davide 4:48 and David 6:25 being the point where they are at now, where they're good enough to be categorized together with all these virtuosos, and yet have such humble and simple beginnings on TH-cam, being guys who decided to have fun recording bass covers and funky licks.
This is one of the BEST things TH-cam hass thrown at me for a loooooooong time.
Just goes to show how the modern movement has evolved a traditional rhythm instrument into an instrument that covers everything. High melodics, chords, tapping, harmonies, harmonics, percussion, filter pedals, looping..... with the frequency range of the modern bass, low down thump and high end gliss.... this is the one instrument that is closest to a whole bands worth of sounds in my opinon.
Number 5, H. Kim's bass playing was killer. That quadrupled thumb to 3 finger gallop was amazing
3:30 Wow, that was rly awesome! Perfect mix of groove and sound!
i fuckin knooooooow
Imma learn how to play that shit. It's a cover of human nature right?
8 minutes of awesomeness
...and MonoNeon at the end was sick
Thank you all for watching! and Thank you to BassTheWorld for having us!
+NikWestBass thanks for joining :)
I can do better than all of them
Love the virtuoso stuff ~ but there is nothing like it when the bass NAILS that GROOVE ! You my dear, are a worthy Larry G disciple !!
I was just listening to "My relationship" with Orianthi a few minutes ago ! haha so cool ! You're such a good bass player! Have a nice day
@@JBDrummerboy360 show me , please!
So much amazing talent in this video. Thanks Gregor for bringing such a diverse style of players together in one video. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to be apart as well.
Anthony Crawford I
3:30 scott just nails it,love that melodic groove
Then they put that metallic bass player. Like the Guy is really good, but why did they play his video after Scott?
@@julioalvarez2334 It didn’t flow in too well
0:00 1:05 1:20 2:25 3:15 3:30 4:48 5:21 my favorites
I didn't like the 3:15 but all the others are good
Or Lubianiker kills it, he’s so underrated
They're all great, at least...but i liked the German fretless guy Ralf Gauck at 1:37...so mellow tune..!!!
+Patrick Martin Absolutely agree - He played some really awesome harmonies - especially in 2nd part.
+Patrick Martin Very much in the style of Eberhard Weber.
Gauk, Zon and Navarro are actually my seconds of joy when watching this video... I always see those 3 guys like 12384760 times before going on with my life
What is the song by Ralf Gauck called? Been looking for ages.
No one's made the joke yet? Okay.
Hyunmo at 1:20 was "maid" for slap bass XD
Why are you not a top comment!!!!!
HA
good one.
for slap b-ass....? lol
*clap* 😎
Play that Bass then, u play very well!
The hell was that atrocity between Scott’s bass lessons and Adam Nitti? Toss that in the garbage along with the last clip xD
Watch your mouth. Everyone in this video is a real person
I agree. That was abysmal. That hurt people's ears no doubt.
7:50 how many frets do you want on your bass?
mononeon: yes
I love this current fraternity of bass guitar players. So diverse, so committed to the art of musicianship. I salute you all.
I can listen to a mashup of 1:37 and 1:52 all day long. They compliment each other so well. It almost sounds like they're playing one song.
The change from Scott Devine to the heavy guy at 3:38 is one of the most uncomfortable things, always have to mute it
I had headphones on, ow.
Its not even "heavy", it's utter shit.
He's also the bass player for Job For A Cowboy and Havok.
@@jorrevanvaerenbergh2595 He might be able to fly around the room while double thumping with his feet, but the video he chose to share on this compilation is objectively bad. The sounds of breaking glass with out of tune playing.. It was like a middle finger to the compilation, I don't know why they included it.
It’s actually at 3:45.
0:49-1:04 Completly blew my mind ,Reflected todays mood for me.
Algún video de este tipo, podría ser ese mismo?
Federico and Scott are easily my favorite two on this list. Not only is their style golden, but their basses sound SO WELL BALANCED compared to most of the others.
Scott’s was easily the cleanest one here he is so technically sound it’s incredible
If anything, the two most voted for would always be Scott and David biale (Davie504), but i think that Zander zon's classical style and mixing here stands out above the two
Zander Zon taught at my primary school and seeing him live from such a young age was so incredible :D
and the lick he played here, there's no longer version :(
First guy was easily the best
Zander Zon's playing was a beautiful classical vibed piece. Nice man!
I love it too! Sadly, I asked if he had a longer version of this and he told me there wasn't. It was just made for this vid :(
Cody Wrights tone had me groovin😂
Ralf Gauck and Zander Zon were awesome! I love when the bass is used for such melodic purposes.
The way they compliment each other is like earth and air.
that first 33 seconds where the most grooviest bass playing ive heard since jaco..great job man
That was awesome, loved seeing Scott Devine in there too ^^)
So much groove in one video
0:49 probably the best melody on here, it's beautiful, none of that boring overdone slap stuff, pure, beautiful, bass melody which genuinely sounds great
1:53 - 2:07 was great too! It's unique to hear a bass played with a squeaky clean tone and classical style amongst all the slapping bass!
Guys like these are a pleasure to play with; they make it so easy to just relax and concentrate on the POCKET.
Nathan Navarro did something quite different from the rest, and DANG, those scales he pulled off were crazy good.
Apart from that, Cody Wright stood out as well. :)
1:37 just melts my heart.
1:52 for me! Beautiful
Holy shit, that last one. I think I finally found a wonkier bassist than Les Claypool
Hooga Booga MonoNeon is hilarious and brilliant. hes using a microtonal bass in that video which makes him sound extra unique and wonky!
he is just out of this world, hes the jaco of our generation.
sebastian mendoza nope, he's not jaco of our generation, he is MonoNeon. This type of association is really annoying as if one is not able to stand out by himself, needing to be supported by this rotulation. He has Jaco on his path, for sure, but as a reference, not as an objective, or level to reach, or dark hole to be engulfed. He is MonoNeon, one of his kind, as you are you, one of your kind, and so forth.
Les claypool
@@mateusleon Rotulation? Really?
Damian Erskine always standing out in touch/tone/rhythm. Glad to have learned a lot from one of my friends who had him as a professor when we were in school.
All these guys/gals have all strived for their signature sound ... all different .... all excellent ... Great clip.
5:07 That bass is gorgeous
Or Lubaniker is a killing bassist /composer evolving right before the worlds eyes- his stuff is so musical!
I agree.. his clip was the most melodical out of them all
3:30 - 3:45
Human Nature by Michael Jackson?
I am an old Las Vegas Drummer , but I love learning stuff on the the Bass, great channel. Thanks!
Все ребята молодцы! Антон конечно жее! Но и Damian Erskine (5:53) волшебник!
2:10 virtual bass, Really? 2:20 OH SH*T NEVERMIND
Im sure the bass noobs speaking about Mononeon don't even realize he was playing a microtonal bass at the speed of light ._.
James Fields With the string upside down, left handed. Some impressive playing right there.
EXACTLY smh lol
+James “Iammusic1919” Fields well I love his playing, but outta nowhere that was a bit weird lol... that tone was sorta psycadelic in a bad way :/
O it def is weird as hell lol but its completely unique and thats something extremely hard to find nowadays!!
+James “Iammusic1919” Fields MonoNeon is in a class by himself!
You see this language is universal
Lol
the fact is BASSIST RULES..we come in all races..This was indeed inspiring and a pleasure to watch and listen to bass players doing there thing..peace from NYC
6:57 Pascal Mulot, the hell of a bass player !!!
wessss, thats it super awesome
mononeon is actually a beast
damn straight. he's a real character too
U guys notice his bass was upside down?
yup. I bet it would make quite a big difference for ascending and descending riffs and fills! think of how slap would be totally different.
How many freaking frets does that thing have??
Alexander Peters 24, but it was modified with quarter-tone frets, making 48.
Or Lubianker is my spirit animal
+Blaze “Nimrod” HTL Meow.
Szuper válogatás!. talán lehetne még extrémebb..
Seeing all the different guitars was just as fascinating and entertaining as listening
Scotts the best! \m/ top groove! teacher!
i always loved Davie504's bass tone. crisp but with some punch!
he's my favorit ;)
That dude is beast
=\
yeah I like him too, but also Federico Malaman is IMHO the first italian bass icon
@@massimilianoc2436 Federico is on another level..
SCOTT DEVINE !!!! Love that guy !!!! Genius player and teacher
What song was he playing ??
@@criguijr2255 human nature
My personal highlights/favourites:
0:00, 0:33, 1:37, 1:53, 2:08 (my fav), 2:24, 2:40, 4:15, 4:48, 5:37, 6:25, 6:56, and 7:28. But they were all great!
1:54 is some of the most beautiful stuff I have ever heard
THAT LAST GUY. JESUS CHRIST...
+gasmaskboi19371945 He is a Gospel musician so...
+lextual What kind Gospel is that?!
+gasmaskboi19371945 Bass players arent usually that attention starved. Threw me off a bit too.
+Steven Arredondo what about Bootsy?
Аким Васильев I said "usually". =)
Zander zon --- Pure solo!!
Yay davie 504 was in there
ikr
had no clue he was italian. explains why he doesnt speak in his videos
Jeff Taylor he does in his q&as tho, if you want to hear his voice
And Scott Devine!
Too bad his channel is crap now. Just stupid jokes and situations. He did some amazing stuff early on.
Great job, Scott! Personally, I'd rank Leo Fender's creations in the top 3 positions: 1) Fender Precision; 2) Fender Jazz Bass; 3) Music Man Sting Ray. Then - and only then - I'd bring other instruments… starting with the Rickenbacker and the Hofner
3:40 awwwwww, i love how he smiles with the kind melody he made sound jajaajajajaaaj, so felt.
1:05 : An excellent shirt choice 5 days a week.
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HJとdavie504が出てきたときの安心感
OMG HJFREAKS IS IN IT!!!
That Anton Davidyants guy (3:05) might be my favorite. That is some super clean slapping
A lot of those are pretty pedestrian flashy playing, while others are terrific and some are astounding.
Nathan navarro!!!
Viacelav where you been man? I haven't seen you post anything in forever!
+AdequateGaming I´ll be back ;) soon :)
+Viaceslav Svedov Arnold? :)
Cody kills everyone. Jaco''s ghost is strong with this one.
Cody is the man! That Toejam & Earl soundtrack is so funky and well made.
I can listen to the bass all day, without tiring of it; there are so many sounds that can be made.
I cant get over how insane frederico malamans jam is. I wish i could find more of it.
Where did you get Scott's Devine original video with Michael Jackson's cover? :)
I found the bassists that didn't play slap to be way more interesting to me personally
The tappers fascinate me because I suck so bad at it lol
You get tired of hearing it after the millionth time.
You'll have a synth bass in the video but no Upright?
Also: no Tuba
well said XD
There is an upright in the very first clip.
Lessons lmao
Oof
Cody Wright just tears it up. Legendary playing
my favorites were:
Federico Malaman (0:00)
Lars Lehmann (0:33)
Or Lubianiker (1:05)
Anton Davidyants (2:58)
Cody Wright (3:14)
Scott Devine (3:30)
René Flächsenhaar (4:15)
Davide Biale "Davie504" (4:48)
Markus Setzer (5:04)
Viaceslav Svedov (5:37)
Eyal Amir (6:09)
David Caraccio "DavidSinRocks" (6:25)
Tony Grey (7:12)
my top 3 are:
#3 - René Flächsenhaar
#2 - Or Lubianiker
#1 - Viaceslav Svedov
Robert 'bubby' lewis and thundercat should've been on this
Bubby was supposed to but they just had his baby girl so couldn't record in time. He's dope!
I would love to know what tune you're playing in this video!
I missed Remco Hendrix...
Anybody know the Song, Trip Wamsley is doing at :49 secs???
There is no full version, it was a clip made for the video
That Mr. Flächsenhaar had some badass groove goin on.
Really nice ! Bass just groves.... Let's funk it.. there's nothing better... Of course a complete band... :)
My favourite part about this is that almost everyone has their own incredible tone that's slightly different from everyone else's
まさかのhjfreaks笑
What's the keyboardist doing in there?
+Dave Tremblay He thought the "BASS" word in the keyboard patch name allowed him to be called a Bassist. Wrong.
+Pablo Cavallo oh look, another stuck up musician! Good thing I found you, we need more people like you!
Chinchillupa Guy Who is "we"? you and you imaginary friend? If you don't understand humor I advise you to not attack people over a joke. Good luck with your boring life.
Pablo Cavallo we meaning the musician community. You're right, I should've asked before I started swinging, unfortunately I encounter too many musicians who are like that for real. I apologize for the aggressiveness, I'm glad it was a joke. Ps your humor doesn't translate in writing, it's not my humor
+Dave Tremblay many bassists are playing keyboards at different spots during a set, especially in hip hop, pop and soul bands. So I thought I give Eyal a spot here - he's a friend and a badass (and a bandmate of Or Lubianiker in Project RNL). If this doesn't sound familiar, watch some live footage of Michael League playing in Snarky Puppy and you'll get an idea. For session and tour bassists it's often mandatory nowadays to play keys as well to land a job.
Nice to see Steve Lawson and Trip Wamsley in there!
Or Lubianiker , Ralf Gauck and Zander Zon are very good , but the winner is - amazing Nathan Navarro !
Hoooolyyy shit nathan navarro, how in the hell?!
Magnets, how do they work? But no joke that was cool
I think it's magic
It's called 'hot hand', it's a motion controller that works with a bunch of pedals and can be set to alter different parameters... unless you were just meaning his level of playing which whilst being high is just par for the course in this video.
What is that at the end?! Is that actually a left-handed, five string, orange painted microtonal bass?
indeed
Yea. Mononeon's setup is absolutely insane lol
72 people are so treblesome
at 3:12 Is that a Voodoo Dingwall? Has varying string length low to high. That's why angled frets.
No matter where you're from or what language you speak, you can understand what each of these individuals is conveying through their instrument. Music is the universal language.
2:43 She's using those strings to learn Rocksmith!
It's davie504!!!
Very impressive & no buts. right ? lol
I am 15 and i have been playing bass for 3.5 years but i think i will never be as good as any of them... fml
I know for a fact that some of them hadn’t even started playing bass at your age. Stop crying, start practicing! If you really want to become as good as these guys, all you need is practice practice practice. There’s only 10% talent involved, the rest is spending time in the shed and on stage.
BassTheWorld.com That comment really motivated me. Thx
Amazing, The best Video in TH-cam so far. Great musicians or maybe just artists, those far away from the real world that create their own world through Music and talent.
ABSOLUTELLY AWESOME ! Nothing else.