i see a lot of stuff about justin chancellor and kud but i see no stuff about timmy c from RATM. what's every1 think of him?
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timmy c
- Thread starter Duff_Man182
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Timmy is a great bassist, I really like him.
Plus I think you're talking about Ryknow, Kud is the vocalist of Mudvayne.
Plus I think you're talking about Ryknow, Kud is the vocalist of Mudvayne.
Tim.com is one of the best rock bass players, thanx to him I started to play with overdrive in some of my original songs........
tim is great
i recommend to all bass newbies to learn the entire self titled RATM album... is easy yet cool!
i recommend to all bass newbies to learn the entire self titled RATM album... is easy yet cool!
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Nice use of overdrive and compression, I thought he got some good sounds and he really inspired me to start using overdrive to cut through.
He's actually the bassist that inspired me to start playing. Great tone, and some really fun slap/pop lines.
took me a while to get TimmyC his style is very simple... but effective.
Personally I think Renegades is the best album they ever did and it's by far their best album for bass parts.
Personally I think Renegades is the best album they ever did and it's by far their best album for bass parts.
Originally posted by jcranny
How does he get that sound on the intro to Calm Like A Bomb?
he´s using nothing! (maybe a compressor)
Mr C also inspired me to play, and his bass lines are great. Specially love Know Your Enemy, the chords, ahh the chords. BRILLIANT.
In calm like a bomb you might want to play your right hand further up the fret board, it sounds pretty close when i do that. (Having a Jazz Bass also helps i suppose). Evil Empire is by far and away their weakest album. RATM and Battle of LA are their best in my opinion, but then again I'm smarter than the average bear.
In calm like a bomb you might want to play your right hand further up the fret board, it sounds pretty close when i do that. (Having a Jazz Bass also helps i suppose). Evil Empire is by far and away their weakest album. RATM and Battle of LA are their best in my opinion, but then again I'm smarter than the average bear.
Originally posted by JoBo-86
I thought mia meant missing in action?
no no no, you're both wrong it stands for Miami International Airport.
