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Old 02-25-2010, 03:38 AM
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bass tone on old hippie Vangelis album

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I'm starting to enjoy the analyze-the-tone game, so here's my contribution

Favorite tune of mine, early 70's progressive stuff from Vangelis' first solo album. This is interesting to me because I go for a fairly clean modern tone and am just really starting to appreciate the bass tones of yore

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYXL2WwQn1I

The bassline is obviously very repetitive but it serves the song well. It only changes at 2:21 when he switches up the groove with a quarter-note figure that i think is just brilliant.

I'm really curious to break down the tone too - not that I'm trying to get it, but just for fun. I'm thinking P-Bass with a pick for starters and definitely some EQ in the high mids...
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