Thanks for sharing your gift with us, how do you record I have a Sony a6300 and rode video mic pro, but I like the sound of your covers especially this one.
You can download a metronome for your phone, computer or you can use my metronome videos to practice. You don't need to buy a drum machine unless you just really want one. If you do, you can go to guitar center or another music store that sells them, or if you don't mind used stuff you can try to find one at a pawn shop or thrift store or like goodwill. sometimes they have stuff show up there.
Sure, it's simple. Pretty much the entire song is F# G# A, B C# D. (E-string: 2nd fret, 4th fret, 5th fret, A-string: 2nd fret, 4th fret, 5th fret.) You can just add fills where you want.
Sup bruh? It depends. There are times where I want the lower notes. Right now I'm on the road and I'm using my 5-string Fender, but there are times when I want a lighter bass so I can move and dance easier on stage. Also, it makes it easier to slap, but I still can do it on a 5-string. It just depends on what kind of player you are. If you prefer one over the other, then do it. Most of the time I do play a 4 string because it's what I'm used to. I never really got into a 5 until recently.
It's honestly a matter of preference. Neither is necessarily better. If you are coming out of an amp that has low wattage or just doesn't sound that good overall, the 5 string won't really do that much for you. A lot of people in church do use a 5 string because of the lower notes, but that doesn't necessarily make it better either. If I had a 4 string that had a better tone than the 5 string, then I would choose the 4 string every time. But what sounds good to me might not sound good to you. There are guys who (mostly) play 4 strings and sound really good like, Thaddeus Tribbett, Eric Ingram, or even Jamareo Artis. Well, Even Marcus Miller, Pino Palladino, or Victor Wooten. There is another guy on TH-cam called Young Chuck who plays 4 strings and that dude is nasty! While you should find out what is best for you, don't count the 4 string out just yet, but if you want to be a 5 string player, go try one out! Even if you don't want to, you should try some out anyway to see how they feel in your hands. Ibanez has thinner necks than most other 5 string basses if that feels more comfortable to you.
Thanks for watching! I hope this video has been helpful! Let me know what other songs you might want me to cover in the future!
I can't imagine one person playing a bass guitar Infront of the camera would win my ears
Haha thank you! I’ll take that as a compliment!
@@LanceShelton yup it is
Nice fills and good job bro $$
Real nice and clean!! runs on point too mehn!! Double thumbs up!
+Joel Williams Thanks dude!
I've only been playing bass for a couple months and I want to learn some fillers.. It'd be great if you made a video about it.
Good job my friend. I like this song. You did it your way and that's what counts. Thanks for sharing it. God Bless.
+Marco Brown Thank you!
Awesome video btw!!
beautiful just love love it.
Thank you!!
LLMavericks what are the notes for you fill ins man? Those are crazy bro!
Very nice
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your gift with us, how do you record I have a Sony a6300 and rode video mic pro, but I like the sound of your covers especially this one.
Man the A6300 is such an amazing camera! I personally would love to get one myself!
Enoch Kemokai I don’t use the camera audio though. I use the sound of my bass recorded through my computer.
clean
Muito Top, Brasil 🇧🇷
lol was looking for a cover and look who i find : )
Ayye!!! That's funny! You've never seen me play bass have you?
Bass tab?
Nice one..
Nice bass leaks
Hey bro where can i get a drum machine from to work on my timing
You can download a metronome for your phone, computer or you can use my metronome videos to practice. You don't need to buy a drum machine unless you just really want one. If you do, you can go to guitar center or another music store that sells them, or if you don't mind used stuff you can try to find one at a pawn shop or thrift store or like goodwill. sometimes they have stuff show up there.
nice
u have the same guitar as me
This is great are you on ig?
Thank you! Yes, I am. @LLMavericks
can u tell me the notes plzzz?
Sure, it's simple. Pretty much the entire song is F# G# A, B C# D. (E-string: 2nd fret, 4th fret, 5th fret, A-string: 2nd fret, 4th fret, 5th fret.) You can just add fills where you want.
+LLMavericks thx a lot
+LLMavericks thx a lot
+robert cashie no problem!
do you prefer the 4 string bass over the 5 string?
Sup bruh? It depends. There are times where I want the lower notes. Right now I'm on the road and I'm using my 5-string Fender, but there are times when I want a lighter bass so I can move and dance easier on stage. Also, it makes it easier to slap, but I still can do it on a 5-string. It just depends on what kind of player you are. If you prefer one over the other, then do it. Most of the time I do play a 4 string because it's what I'm used to. I never really got into a 5 until recently.
Nice, thankyou!
+PF_ Sports you're welcome
Im just now starting off, ive heard the 5 string is better for church, but for now im using a 4 string.
It's honestly a matter of preference. Neither is necessarily better. If you are coming out of an amp that has low wattage or just doesn't sound that good overall, the 5 string won't really do that much for you. A lot of people in church do use a 5 string because of the lower notes, but that doesn't necessarily make it better either. If I had a 4 string that had a better tone than the 5 string, then I would choose the 4 string every time. But what sounds good to me might not sound good to you.
There are guys who (mostly) play 4 strings and sound really good like, Thaddeus Tribbett, Eric Ingram, or even Jamareo Artis. Well, Even Marcus Miller, Pino Palladino, or Victor Wooten. There is another guy on TH-cam called Young Chuck who plays 4 strings and that dude is nasty! While you should find out what is best for you, don't count the 4 string out just yet, but if you want to be a 5 string player, go try one out! Even if you don't want to, you should try some out anyway to see how they feel in your hands. Ibanez has thinner necks than most other 5 string basses if that feels more comfortable to you.