Recent content by cloutierseb

Yeah! I guess I'll stick to my el cheapo kodak recorder then :D

Yeah I did think that the kodak sounded better. And what's up with the reversed image? There's got to be a way to fix this....anyway...thanks JBYBJ

Hi!!! I want to start posting instructional videos on youtube. I am wondering what I should use to record myself. I asked a good friend of mine, Simon Daigle, to tell me what he was using to record himself. He very simply uses his "photobooth" app on his mac computer. You can see him...

Hi!!! I want to start posting instructional videos on youtube. I am wondering what I should use to record myself. I asked a good friend of mine, Simon Daigle, to tell me what he was using to record himself. He very simply uses his "photobooth" app on his mac computer. You can see him...

I disagree with most people. If there is ONE other instrument that bass players should learn is the drum. Playing the bass is all about groove, and locking with the drummer. I believe that getting a better sense of rhythm would help a lot on the bass. On the other hand, playing the guitar...

I've owned both basses that you are talking about. First of all, I don't understand why your Ibanez would go out of tune? I've never had a bass that would go out of tune?!?! Does it do that all the time? When you slap? Anyway... The thing is that Ibanez bass guitars are cheap and the sound...

Conklin GT-4 to practice slap and Victor Wooten technique. F-Bass BN-5 for everything else!

Only one thing goes through my mind: WHY?????????

Yes he does! I did learn his technique and it is a lot of fun. You can actually use yor thumb, and your 2 first fingers to hit the string contunally...like a machine gun!! Yeah!:bassist:

Fender but it HAS to be a 5 strings!