Project Talkbass

[Pacman]

For this one you'll have to download the MP3, as I want all the background tracks to sound the same. That'll make editing it together easier.

 

[XavierG]

Someone want to post the already-submitted basslines here so I can see what I'm up against? I need to know how high the standard has been set so I can either:

a) practice lots
b) run like the wind

Having heard narud's (and everyone else's) "Fusion Jam" entry, I'm leaning toward "run like the wind"

 

[Howard K]

Having heard narud's (and everyone else's) "Fusion Jam" entry, I'm leaning toward "run like the wind"

I would have liked a sneak preview too, but I figured what the Hell, it's not a competition! Surely it's the taking part that counts?

What's the worst that could happen?

If my solo turns out to be the shi**est one in the finished mp3 and it sticks out like a sore thumb, then I know I have to practice more!

...and quite frankly if anyone wants to slate me for joining in, but not being 'good enough' then they're an arsehole!

Don't worry about it, just do your best... it's not like you can ever do any better is it!

 

[spacefabric]

Hey fellas... I dont have any recording equiptment but I would love to hear what you have going on so far... I'd like to hear the compilation as it is now...

I downloaded the mp3 somehow I will get it home so I can practice on my own. This is a totally sweet idea!!


By the way, I play a Sunburst MIM Fender JazzV (passive).

 

[NiKo]

I FINALLY PUT IT ON THE NET.
[email protected]
PASSWORD: PROJECT.

 

[RedV]

Where can I get the backing track?? The link earlier in the thread doesn't work.

I'd love to do this.

Alex

 

[uglybassplayer]

Go to: www.hotmail.com

type in "projecttalkbass" for the Username
and
"project" as the password.

This will log you into the email account.
There's only one message in the inbox. Select it and download the attachment that accompanies the email message.

Peace,

- Frank.

 

[Bruce Lindfield]

Originally posted by Phil Smith


Stop complaining and step on up into the 21st century technologically. You can get a decent PC for less than $1,000 US.

I'm not paying $1,000 for something that would sit in the corner and be used once a year, if that ....probably only to take part in this project!

 

[Phil Smith]

Oh well, I guess you'll be missing out on all of the fun.