Which, three-layer?looks better..more stock imho...
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Which, three-layer?looks better..more stock imho...
yeah, thin plyWhich, three-layer?
I recorded four tracks for Jason Lane Band around Xmas. He sent me scratch tracks with Paul Mackisoc’s freshly recorded drum tracks. Paul’s one of those guys I don’t have to think about when we play. (We play reggae/funk/dub/pop in a different band)
And then Jason asked if I would do a video shoot last month, so I brought my Tbird down to a nice studio in one of the sketchiest places in Vancouver:
I recorded four tracks for Jason Lane Band around Xmas. He sent me scratch tracks with Paul Mackisoc’s freshly recorded drum tracks. Paul’s one of those guys I don’t have to think about when we play. (We play reggae/funk/dub/pop in a different band)
And then Jason asked if I would do a video shoot last month, so I brought my Tbird down to a nice studio in one of the sketchiest places in Vancouver:
I recorded four tracks for Jason Lane Band around Xmas. He sent me scratch tracks with Paul Mackisoc’s freshly recorded drum tracks. Paul’s one of those guys I don’t have to think about when we play. (We play reggae/funk/dub/pop in a different band)
And then Jason asked if I would do a video shoot last month, so I brought my Tbird down to a nice studio in one of the sketchiest places in Vancouver:
Thanks man. I did have a wireless plug in last video I did. Totally forgot this time and didn’t have my bag with me.I like it. Nice groove. Cool B&W video.
But 2 questions: Who was that masked man?
And this one's for a lotta videos: Why not something(wireless transmitter, cable to nowhere, whatever)plugged in to the axes?
Prolly most ppl don't notice. Bass/guitar slingers do. No BFD. I can find a nit to pick in almost anything. Way too much time on my(retired)hands.Thanks man. I did have a wireless plug in last video I did. Totally forgot this time and didn’t have my bag with me.
I like it. Nice groove. Cool B&W video.
But 2 questions: Who was that masked man?
And this one's for a lotta videos: Why not something(wireless transmitter, cable to nowhere, whatever)plugged in to the axes?
Thanks! It’s good to work with someone that’s gets it done.Very cool! Dig!
Thanks Miles! Paul is on the recording, but that’s a guy named Rob Cooper in the video. I think Rob has committed to do some shows.Slick, except I couldn't see the bass player enough. Great band.Is that Paul on drums?When I switched from embedded to youtube, I saw the credits!
I recorded four tracks for Jason Lane Band around Xmas. He sent me scratch tracks with Paul Mackisoc’s freshly recorded drum tracks. Paul’s one of those guys I don’t have to think about when we play. (We play reggae/funk/dub/pop in a different band)
And then Jason asked if I would do a video shoot last month, so I brought my Tbird down to a nice studio in one of the sketchiest places in Vancouver:
Out of curiosity, does anyone with one of the Epi VPs know if they use metric or imperial potentiometers? Want some black knobs and pointers for the new bass on its way. I assume metric but figure I'd ask first.
They are the 18 spline metric.Out of curiosity, does anyone with one of the Epi VPs know if they use metric or imperial potentiometers? Want some black knobs and pointers for the new bass on its way. I assume metric but figure I'd ask first.
I recorded four tracks for Jason Lane Band around Xmas. He sent me scratch tracks with Paul Mackisoc’s freshly recorded drum tracks. Paul’s one of those guys I don’t have to think about when we play. (We play reggae/funk/dub/pop in a different band)
And then Jason asked if I would do a video shoot last month, so I brought my Tbird down to a nice studio in one of the sketchiest places in Vancouver:
I recorded four tracks for Jason Lane Band around Xmas. He sent me scratch tracks with Paul Mackisoc’s freshly recorded drum tracks. Paul’s one of those guys I don’t have to think about when we play. (We play reggae/funk/dub/pop in a different band)
And then Jason asked if I would do a video shoot last month, so I brought my Tbird down to a nice studio in one of the sketchiest places in Vancouver: