Did it - the dreaded "Playalong" vid. Funky hidden gem of a tune

I just love this groove.
So I figured I'd do a playalong - my first. Thanks to the TB'ers who helped me understand why a Reaper recording done at the same take as an iPhone video would not sync... and thanks to @Rabidhamster for doing the frame rate fix.

Comments welcome. Don't worry, I won't quit my day job...

 

Thanks, all! It was fun to do.

 

Thank you, my bass brother! Peace and groove to you and yours! And here's to a new year for all!
The great and admirable @Rabidhamster offered to, and did, handle the sync in Adobe Premier. He said it was pretty easy.

 

Thank you. Artist is David Bendeth, song is "Feel the Real". It's a sleeper for sure, and serious fun.

 

I just got the same question by PM so I am just copying my answer.

I'll gladly take a minute.
The one I use is the MBrace. Mbrace Main Page
Back in 2011 I had 3 vertebrae fused in my neck. I was told that during the first 6 weeks of recovery I would not be permitted to lift more than 5 lbs.
I looked at my Zon, which I knew to weigh more than 5 lbs, and thought "6 weeks, no bass? No effin' way."
I was going to have a friend build me something, then found the Mbrace. I thought that I would use it for those 6 weeks and be done. I have pics of me doing gigs in the neck brace with the stand...
What happened was that I found that I loved it. The consistency of placement is a huge win for me, and the fact that I could get my body out of the way or optimize where I stood for playing in different positions on the neck. And the weight of the bass, any bass, became a total non-issue. (That's less important for me because my Zon is about all I play, but I joke about "bring on the 14 lb Alembics"...)

A few cons from my point of view:
1. I can't move around on stage. No walking over to the guitarist to pose doing unison lines. No turning around to groove with the drummer. No motown style groovy dance moves. Then again I never got a gig based on my motown groovy dance moves, so to me all of this is pretty much not a problem.
2. I can't move the bass relative to me (easily), only me relative to the bass. You probably move the bass (the angle of the neck) various times throughout the night or even a song. Can't do that. I did some modifications to make it easier, but it's still far from maneuvering a bass on a strap.
They're not for everyone. TB'er pcake tried one and didn't like it - the angle (front to back) didn't work for her.
Me - I love mine.

Oh, for me the biggest problem is that when I post videos I get almost no comments on my playing, just comments on the stand!