This shows that if you are a real groovy bass player, you can play cool lines even if there's not a Fender logo on the headstock. Good strings and good fingers, Squier gets high.
Tremolo thx a lot for these kind words! Your comment is highly appreciated. And actually, that’s a very good idea for a new video! Thx for the input. Anything special you would like to know?
JPM Hey, that’s cool! And good to know that I helped you with the decision on getting the TIs! ;-) Mine are something like 6 yrs old! Thx for watching and commenting, and all the best!
I use a pait of cheap Behringer passive monitors. As long as they sound quite decent, the secret is, to get used to their sound. You need to listen to your favorite recordings on a pair of new speakers, over and over again. This will help you with judging the sound of a track you just made!
Beautiful tone, I don't know if its the old strings that sound dead, or its the EBS microbass, but something in the chain gives you a old woodszy tone, some EQ going on here as well maybe?
This shows that if you are a real groovy bass player, you can play cool lines even if there's not a Fender logo on the headstock. Good strings and good fingers, Squier gets high.
Thx so much for watching and commenting! And I’m with you, the fingers are a very important part of the sound! :-)
I love that Classic Vibe bass, the muted flat wound sound, and the sweet groove!
Thx a lot, brother. 🙏🏻😀
Very nice grooving!
Ellio Martina Thx a lot for these kind words, Ellio!
THE TONE!!
whitenoise Glad, you like it! Thx a lot for watching and commenting! :-)
Love this! Do you have a video where you talk about how you get that tone? Love that bite the every note
Tremolo thx a lot for these kind words! Your comment is highly appreciated. And actually, that’s a very good idea for a new video! Thx for the input. Anything special you would like to know?
Your videos sold me on the TI flats. Any idea how old these are?
JPM Hey, that’s cool! And good to know that I helped you with the decision on getting the TIs! ;-) Mine are something like 6 yrs old! Thx for watching and commenting, and all the best!
Groovy, man! As I'm starting recording bass at home - any recommendations on monitors (both speakers and/or headphones)? Thanks for yo videos!
I use a pait of cheap Behringer passive monitors. As long as they sound quite decent, the secret is, to get used to their sound. You need to listen to your favorite recordings on a pair of new speakers, over and over again. This will help you with judging the sound of a track you just made!
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Thx a lot, Diego! All the best! :-)
Beautiful tone, I don't know if its the old strings that sound dead, or its the EBS microbass, but something in the chain gives you a old woodszy tone, some EQ going on here as well maybe?
It’s called flatwound strings
Hi there! Thx a lot for watching and commenting! This "old sound" comes mainly from the old flatwound strings on this bass.
what was the string spacing for your p bass?
Hey ! I love this bass and I want to buy it but i can't find it, now there are new models... Do you think that changes something for the sound ?
The newer version may feel and sound a bit different, but they still are an amazing bang for the buck, and everything one needs, to get a great sound.
Do you always play with tone fully open ?
Olvichristo - Hi there! I rarely play with the tone control wide open. In this clip, and most of the time, I’ve set it to 70-80% open.
@@MichaelSchmittEleven thx for reply, love your video
Olvichristo - Glad you like them! :-)
Your squier sounds better than your 70s p!
Oh, I love them both! ;-) Thx a lot for watching and commenting!