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wrong robot=beast!

Wrong Robot said:
It's in mpeg4 format, you need the latest version of Quicktime and/or iTunes and/or a codec for WMP. But since that's a hassle. I re-uploaded it in .mp3 for you.

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Thanks for going through that trouble man, sounds great! you got it nailed! what bass did you use for that? and do you have the victor wooten bass notation book or did you transcribe that?

Checked out your other stuff aswell, very good man! :bassist: keep it up.

:)
 
Redhotbassist said:
Thanks for going through that trouble man, sounds great! you got it nailed! what bass did you use for that? and do you have the victor wooten bass notation book or did you transcribe that?

I have a fodera monarch, that is similar in appearance, but sounds and plays totally different to vic's(which I've played as well)

I learned Classical thump about 3 years ago, before vic released that transcription book. I did it all by ear, and I know some parts aren't exact, but it works for me, and I've never cared to really get into it.
 
DEFELDUS said:
that songs not possible without 24 frets right?

well, there is an extended section in the higher register in the latter half of hte song, but like, you could always a) drop that an octave or b) change some notes around, adapt it a little. I mean, that's just one place in the song, the vast majority is played under the 22nd fret.