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what are you using for monitoring? the bass isn't louder than the entire backing track, but it's certainly louder than where you might put the bass in a mix. i have no problem hearing it clearly on my cheap-o computer speakers (they do have a tiny little subwoofer but still).
 
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I thought it sounded pretty great, for whatever it was. Hated the backing track, or perhaps a better way to say it was that a “less busy / prominent” backing track might have worked better. Bass sounded excellent.

The playing was impressive; BUT, sounded rather mechanical. Bop tunes were kind of the thrash punk of Jazz, with insane tempos. But, one still should play the lines with more feel; and, as previously noted, playing something of your own is part of the shtick. Here is one reference for doin it right.



And for further reference, the original.

 
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