New plateau of bass technique

[larrikin]

For those with a predilection for multiple-stop harmonics; check out www.q-tuner.com His mastery of playing harmonics on electric bass is truly inconceivable

[andrewd]

its early yet… that website completely went over my head. this sound sample is amazing though! care to explain, if you can?

[JMX]

Didn't somebody post this a while back?
To post sounddemos as wav (16 and 48 MB!) is pretty lame IMO.



Sounds very Manringish to me

But it's very cluttered and incoherent IMO, great technique (depending how much was fixed after recording), but no "songwriting" as far as I can tell.

[HeavyDuty]

Spam, or not? New member, first post. Hmmmm.

In any case, not about Basses. Moved.

[Wrong Robot]

It does sound very manringish only with a brighter tone.

It does feel very choppy though, very cool sounds, but like...eh? what's going on, it sounds like someone is warming up, not actually playing a song.


I tried to download the high res version, but there was an error, twice....oh well.

[Blackbird]

Off to technique with youse...

[ole Jason]

Pretty neat stuff. I wouldn't call it inconceivable though, I think there's quite a few guys doing solo work that do that sort of thing, especially Manring.