I have never used a generator.I think Martha is cheating and using a generator. Her chops are nowhere near the quality of the legendary TBOT choppers. Personally, I think she needs to take a break from posting them for a bit.
-Mike
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I have never used a generator.I think Martha is cheating and using a generator. Her chops are nowhere near the quality of the legendary TBOT choppers. Personally, I think she needs to take a break from posting them for a bit.
-Mike
Thanks. It's a Tanglewood and yeah, it's a nice instrument. It should be as it wasn't cheap - cost me about £400/$640.Not to steer this off of this awesome topic, but what acoustic bass is that? Nice looking!
bassybill said:Thanks. It's a Tanglewood and yeah, it's a nice instrument. It should be as it wasn't cheap - cost me about £400/$640.
It's quite surprising how different an ABG is to a regular electric bass. My playing on that is totally different to on my other basses - much more physical (to get the volume) and every often very like rhythm guitar, with more chords than I normally use. If any bassist reading this hasn't ever tried an ABG, you really should, they're great fun to play.
bassybill said:Thanks. It's a Tanglewood and yeah, it's a nice instrument. It should be as it wasn't cheap - cost me about £400/$640.
It's quite surprising how different an ABG is to a regular electric bass. My playing on that is totally different to on my other basses - much more physical (to get the volume) and every often very like rhythm guitar, with more chords than I normally use. If any bassist reading this hasn't ever tried an ABG, you really should, they're great fun to play.
Nope, you've also done a Kwesi or two. More chops please!
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f34/time-kwesi-chop-thread-755669/index11.html#post10725090