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Pino on a stacked-knob Jazz

I hear what you're saying about the vocalist not matching up with the video but the drummer is right on it from the beginning. Might be the video of the actual basic track with the vocalist overdubbing later.

I'm thinking that might be the case. It's one continuous video take, starting at the very beginning with Gadson very obviously playing that little fill before the take begins and no video cuts in between. The audio cuts from the phone into the mixed track. The drums, bass, and guitar parts are all verbatim. Can't see the keys.
 
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That's actually very much true, and could have very much been another bass on the video.

Way back when in another time, I used my Alembic bass on a tune we recorded, but the video producer didn't like the looks of the Alembic and insisted I use my Fender Jazz bass for the video shoot. And funny, I don't remember anyone saying, "Hey bass tone doesn't match up with the bass in that video".
(wow, I had forgotten about that video until now. I've no idea if there's even a copy around. I just searched, it's not on YouTube. No shock there....:roflmao:)

So "guilty as charged" on that front.....
Unless it's really supposed to look "live", I just use whatever bass is visually best for the video (within reason of course---seeing an upright while you're hearing a bass guitar is pretty silly IMO but it's certainly been done, and by some big artists).
 
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