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I've seen Vic Wooten do that (on video) while at Guitar Center once. It ain't new but it's definitely sweet and sounds like you got it a good groove going on!
Thanx guys...I really appreciate that.
BUT, I gues the technique is pretty new...I know Bill Clements technique...its fast tapping with left hand...but thats something different:
I transformed left hand percussions whne you play slap bass. You slap the strings with your fingers, so I found out, that i can get two percussive sounds when i hit strings with middle and than with the ring. Than I just add tapped root note with an index finger.
Where is the new part??? Nothing you did was new.
You have a good chops and have done a good job of copying Victor Wooten. You probably will come up with something new one day. Keep it up.
what I liked about that bit, is that you could get nice slap tones from your left hand and at the same time able to mix in some full-tone notes. How did you accomplish these? with pull offs?
Oh my...here we go again
Well...I know the begining sounds like him...yes...but try to look at my other videos. You know, its hard to play muted DT technique today and be considered as a pioneer. Same thing like in the days of Larry Graham - when you used your thumb when playing : Yeah man, thats serious Larry Graham stuff...
try theese two: