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Favorite bass youtuber?
- Thread starter Lazar
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Nate Navarro is one of the most known and least annoying I think.
I like others channels but this guy is always smooth, nice and his playing is phenomenal.
I like others channels but this guy is always smooth, nice and his playing is phenomenal.
I recently discovered our own @pdbass 's channel. Really great deep dives into the style and technique. He won me over with Lucky Scott, of course...
And this one...!
Just great stuff.
And this one...!
Just great stuff.
This gentleman is superb.
No gimmicks, just virtuoso playing in a multitude of different styles
Giants of Bass - Bernard Edwards - YouTube
No gimmicks, just virtuoso playing in a multitude of different styles
Giants of Bass - Bernard Edwards - YouTube
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Hm, really surprised nobody mentioned Adam Neely yet (unless I have missed that in the posts)!?! He is a bass player and while his YT channel is about much more than playing bass, he often comes back to his main instrument to demonstrate a point he is trying to make. Also, his older videos have all kinds of technique advice.
He doesn't do gear reviews and doesn't post covers (AFAIK), but he touches upon so many interesting topics related to making music, consuming music, understanding music and much more; I credit him for having re-kindled my love for music (and eventually for picking up the bass).
He doesn't do gear reviews and doesn't post covers (AFAIK), but he touches upon so many interesting topics related to making music, consuming music, understanding music and much more; I credit him for having re-kindled my love for music (and eventually for picking up the bass).
Yes. I hate hearing myself play, But listening back to live stream gigs I’ve done over the last year has helped me clean things up!
Oh yeah I really like his content, kinda cool dude. Bass buzz also is cool, but in my opinion davie504 is very overratedI'll second the Bass Channel. Especially the covers with Josh. Dude's a monster and seems like a nice guy, to boot. Johnny Dibble also has some nice stuff, as does Lobster. Troy (TJHsomething, dude with all the masks) is a go-to guy if you're into covers and his right hand technique is so damn spot on I'm jealous. Isslamow too, even if just for the sheer volume. Ayumu's also good, usually plays a Dingwall with a pick and I love his tone. BassBuzz has some good stuff as well and the dude's really likeable.
Davie is probably the first name that comes up for "youtube bassist" but I deeply dislike him and his content, so...
And then there's me! I'd love some more views!
Dude! How have I not seen this channel before?! Granted I usually just watch bass channels for gear reviews. But just looked thru some videos and that is my type of music right there! Thanks for mentioning it!!
All of the above and I'll add this incredibly cool and talented man :
https://www.youtube.com/c/richbrownbass
https://www.youtube.com/c/richbrownbass
@Fuzzy Dustmite is the man. His covers are spot on, his song choices are excellent, and he gets the best Karl Alvarez-type tones. So good!
Forgot the lobster!
Yeah,
https://youtube.com/c/juliaplaysgroove19
and
https://youtube.com/c/LowEndLobster
Yeah,
https://youtube.com/c/juliaplaysgroove19
and
https://youtube.com/c/LowEndLobster
well, I am going to add my little spam
this is my channel https://www.youtube.com/c/AlbertAnguela/
and this is a playlist with some exercises I call "the lick of the week" in which I take a snippet from a bass line, play it, analyze it and suggest some exercices to work with. the first two ones have an english version on the second half. oh, and sorry for my english, I am a little rusty speaking but I hope that you can understand me.I try to put up a video once or twice a month
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf-7Ss3jnit5L_43Tn5U3jLpUp49xJ2kk
thank you in advance
this is my channel https://www.youtube.com/c/AlbertAnguela/
and this is a playlist with some exercises I call "the lick of the week" in which I take a snippet from a bass line, play it, analyze it and suggest some exercices to work with. the first two ones have an english version on the second half. oh, and sorry for my english, I am a little rusty speaking but I hope that you can understand me.I try to put up a video once or twice a month
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf-7Ss3jnit5L_43Tn5U3jLpUp49xJ2kk
thank you in advance
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