As a senior citizen I play the upright without studying. I play what is within my grasp, and as I continue I try to extend my reach.
Great for you! As for me, sucking on one instrument is bad enough.
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As a senior citizen I play the upright without studying. I play what is within my grasp, and as I continue I try to extend my reach.
Dr. Cheese, if you want to take a"Walk on the Deep Side" once you retire, all you need do it hit me up here in St.Louis and come over for a visit to Olivette for a primer on DB. The offer stands. That said a LR Baggs Godin Acoustibass with the internal harp of metal tines will get you real close.I will be done at the end of June. Upright is a serious commitment of time and money, plus I don't have room for one in my music room. If I can continue to get better on electric, I will be happy.
Dr. Cheese, if you want to take a"Walk on the Deep Side" once you retire, all you need do it hit me up here in St.Louis and come over for a visit to Olivette for a primer on DB. The offer stands. That said a LR Baggs Godin Acoustibass with the internal harp of metal tines will get you real close. View attachment 7414202
Same here. I just wonder if it is as good as the Godin A4 I player recently.Those Ibby's have been on my list of wants for a while. They sound great in the clips I've heard.
Those basses sound very good to me, and I like that guy's playing too.
Dario's sounds a lot like an upright, I think.