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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread

I got a capo made for a 12 string guitar that's worked great. This is the one I got, though I'm sure there are plenty of other good options out there: Kyser Quick-Change 12-String Guitar Capo

Good suggestion. I’m dealing with a 5 string so this should be a step up.
I’m still considering piccolo strings too…
I mean, I guess I’m still a bass player even though I don’t play anything the way it was intended to be played :)
 
The third longform collab with ambient guitarist Matt Borghi dropped today, probably my favorite of the three. I created the background textures on the big board and he put his stuff over it and mixed it in and out and tweaked the hell out of it.

Had a good couple listens now, including the real test—sleeping to it. It’s very “crystalline” in places. Also way more happening than I expected!
 
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I’ve got some listening to do.

I got good feedback on my latest project submission.

I’m still considering a baritone. I’m also back to needling on bass but now with a capo. I need one with more grip than the version I have and/or a setup/adjustment. Anyone with suggestions for capos, let me knows.
yeah, i’m behind too.

somewhere i have a G7th capo that seems to be good (steve lawson turned me on to it). might be worth a look?
 
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I mean, this is going to happen :)
Stumbling in somnambulance

Well, it is called “nightverb.”

But also makes me think of

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Casting no aspersions on anyone else’s taste, I always hated Bob Segar. But once, after a particularly unsettling pizza delivery involving one of the most bizarre domestic arguments I have ever witnessed—to this very day— I got back into the car, and I was never so happy to hear his voice. Would have been about 1988.
 
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Casting no aspersions on anyone else’s taste, I always hated Bob Segar. But once, after a particularly unsettling pizza delivery involving one of the most bizarre domestic arguments I have ever witnesses—to this very day— I got back into the car, and I was never so happy to hear his voice. Would have been about 1988.
So what you're saying is, you were really happy to be "on the road again"? :)
 
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