Will do , I am looking at a squier vm..maple fretboard and pearl block inlays. I think it will look pretty cool with that neck. If it works out I will display it/sell it at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibit in July.
cool, I have a spot at the distillery district starting end of June for the summer. BTW, your advice from awhile back on epoxy for fretless was great, mine turned out really nice.
No problem. The compression helps alot i think, more mids are pronounced. On the CS-3 ive got the level at about 3 o'clock, tone 12 o'clock, attack all the way up, sustain at about 1 o'clock. The VT bass pedal is also something that i havent stopped using. i keep it on all the time now.
no i havent. ive heard its better. i dont totally dig the cs-3, kind of a tone killer. im really interested in the mxr bass compressor, it sounds awesome. but the cs-2 is a ross compressor clone with an added attack knob, but it may be just as hard to find one of those lol
one of my favorite bass videos back then. still one today
excellent buddy. always liked your style.
That's awesome!!!
thanks man, i dig your paintings. very trippy stuff.
Will do , I am looking at a squier vm..maple fretboard and pearl block inlays. I think it will look pretty cool with that neck. If it works out I will display it/sell it at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibit in July.
believe it or not, you're my hero
cool, I have a spot at the distillery district starting end of June for the summer. BTW, your advice from awhile back on epoxy for fretless was great, mine turned out really nice.
thanks man, I am going to pick up a another jazz soon and paint it the same way.
Great, now you have me liking this band now! :-D
No problem. The compression helps alot i think, more mids are pronounced. On the CS-3 ive got the level at about 3 o'clock, tone 12 o'clock, attack all the way up, sustain at about 1 o'clock. The VT bass pedal is also something that i havent stopped using. i keep it on all the time now.
that would be very cool. keep me posted on that, id like to see the result!
I'm gonna put up a vid of my pedal board soon. Waiting on a few extra goodies.
tight dude. thanks for the info.
complimenti molto bello
cool, im glad to help
also, the VT Bass by Tech 21 is the pedal im referring to. Its basically an SVT/B-15 modeled preamp.
nice, ill check that out if you do, not a far drive from oakville
its a warmoth with a fender precision 72' reissue neck
awesome. What kinda request?
@reservoirdog1 no problem yo!
grazie
GREAT COVER MAN! i just would like to know what strings are you using here? What type and brand? keep it real!
oh shit! either one is cool!
haha, i dig. you get a request.
fucking beatiful!
did you use an interface then? i'm curious because i'm looking for something to record with, like how you did here. its sounds really good.
lets have a pedalboard duel. or perhaps we can build a deathstar with them?
The bass tone of this band reminds me of fretless. I thought of Mick Karn.
This is fretless, and Juan Alderete has claimed that the group Dali’s Car (Karn on bass) is the first inspiration for Big Sir.
no i havent. ive heard its better. i dont totally dig the cs-3, kind of a tone killer. im really interested in the mxr bass compressor, it sounds awesome. but the cs-2 is a ross compressor clone with an added attack knob, but it may be just as hard to find one of those lol
vt bass pedal? also, have you ever used the CS-2?
Hey Vince, sick tune you got there! Do you know whether those are the pedals that Juan also use for these Regions/Regions-like songs?
Juan probably used a Boss CS-2 Compressor and a Boss VB-2 Vibrato
hmm, its a cool tune, ill have to think on that
are you playing out of an amp or are you using a program?
a song you wanna hear played or something
is this your warmoth?
Ah man, I don't know. Jazz up "feels like we only go backwards" by tame impala
nope, straight into garageband via the soundcard.
elixir 45-105
boss cs-3 > VT Bass > Computer
Thanks, but I can't get into death metal
no.
also, the VT Bass by Tech 21 is the pedal im referring to. Its basically an SVT/B-15 modeled preamp.