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Stoner / Doom Bassist Thread - Part 18

which quad core? I run something similar but i dont have a SSD in my home desktop comp. I run an i7, i forget which model but not that clocked, maybe something like 2.5 ghz
 
Yeah. I would like to add that bourbon is the most important part of my signal chain
More Ale = More Tone. Proven fact.

So...about tone. Everything sounds the same through a Bluebeard and it always sounds good.

They should be standard issue by this point.
Right on. Preaching to the Choir.
 
This may be alittle stupid of me to ask, but I was just asked to play in a death/black metal band, and don't know if I know how to play that kind of bass other than what the guitars are playing? The guy always says I'm " pretty beast on bass", but I don't know if he's just looking for someone to fill in the lows. I do like Alex Webster cause he's a beast on bass, but is there a different way(tone, technique, bass harmonizing with guitars, chords, etc.) to play than doom? I know they don't want just a root/riff follower. I expect flames, atleast vapors.:P But would appreciate insight more.
 
This may be alittle stupid of me to ask, but I was just asked to play in a death/black metal band, and don't know if I know how to play that kind of bass other than what the guitars are playing? The guy always says I'm " pretty beast on bass", but I don't know if he's just looking for someone to fill in the lows. I do like Alex Webster cause he's a beast on bass, but is there a different way(tone, technique, bass harmonizing with guitars, chords, etc.) to play than doom? I know they don't want just a root/riff follower. I expect flames, atleast vapors.:P But would appreciate insight more.

Work on your tremelo picking. You don't have to be good but it helps. Oh and make sure you get one of these:



Watch the intro then skip to about 4:00 for the lulz.
 
This one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116504

It's technically a 3.4 turbo boosted. TURBO! haha. I've been building PCs since I was 12 but I haven't had the opportunity to build one in the past 4 years or so. I always have a lot of fun with it.

nice. In our lab we are constantly building 6 core comps, with 32-64 gb of RAM to run the type of simulations we do, hell i am currently typing this on one. We build them ourselves to avoid the stupid dell licensing ****
 
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I am a PhD student at UConn, we work on developing new non-volatile nanoscale memories along with a few other things. We are running complex physics based simulations of electrical-thermal interactions at the nanoscale on memory devices
 
TheAngryPocket said:
This may be alittle stupid of me to ask, but I was just asked to play in a death/black metal band, and don't know if I know how to play that kind of bass other than what the guitars are playing? The guy always says I'm " pretty beast on bass", but I don't know if he's just looking for someone to fill in the lows. I do like Alex Webster cause he's a beast on bass, but is there a different way(tone, technique, bass harmonizing with guitars, chords, etc.) to play than doom? I know they don't want just a root/riff follower. I expect flames, atleast vapors.:P But would appreciate insight more.

Just listen to a lot of death and black metal. Probably the easiest way
 
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I am a PhD student at UConn, we work on developing new non-volatile nanoscale memories along with a few other things. We are running complex physics based simulations of electrical-thermal interactions at the nanoscale on memory devices

Cool stuff Nick. I'm a network engineer at Carnegie Mellon, so while I don't actually work with the super computers too often, I do support them! I still think it's funny that I work on the same floor as a personal robotics lab, an MRI center, and other things I'm probably not allowed to talk about! ;)
 
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I am a PhD student at UConn, we work on developing new non-volatile nanoscale memories along with a few other things. We are running complex physics based simulations of electrical-thermal interactions at the nanoscale on memory devices

OK, you just scared my math-challenged brain with this description. You're one of the dudes who's going to develop SkyNet, aren't you?