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YOU on youtube.... Yes, please.

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Here's me riffing around just now. I actually made my first youtube upload so I could be a part of this thread.



My stock Squier VM Jazz plugged straight into my Hartke HA4000 + SWR Triad I cab.

Let me know what you guys think! I'd love to hear other TB'ers critique my playing/tone

Just keep in mind it was recorded on my phone, so obv the sound quality isnt great
 
Here are a whole lot of clips of my Electronic/Bass Guitar project "Apell".

Bass - Musicman Active Sub
Effects – EH Bassballs, Digitech Synth Wah, Zoom Guitar MultiFX
Laptop – Ableton Live

http://www.youtube.com/apellmusic

Plus clips from a gig I played at the Grampians (Victoria, Australia) Jazz Festival early 2009.

Bass – Squier Vintage Modified Fretless
Amp – Some Peavey 15” combo that was supplied for the festival.

http://www.youtube.com/melbournejazzband
 
yes it's me on bass in a staged music video that's out of sync but I had to post this as a memorial to one of the best guitar players I have known...Ridgley Snow.
Ridgley takes a decent guitar solo in this by the way, even though this borders on comedy.
Ridgely had passed away in December'09
RIP Ridgley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn3oyctN76A

FYI...bass is a Basses Loaded 5 by Bill Merchant (I purchased this from the bassist in Aerosmith) into a Trace Elliot AH250 head with a Trace 4x10 cab (I purchased this rig from the bassist in Third World)
...and believe or not, Fran Sheehan (bassist for Boston) dug our live performance so much he showered me with compliments about how he wished he could get that tone and have the same technique (go figure???)
 
Here's a song from the project I worked with this past summer at the Wilma Theater in Philadelphia:



The show was built around fusing classical and Broadway pieces with straight-ahead rock. For example, one of the songs was Puccini's Nessun Dorma, in an arrangement heavily influenced by Led Zeppelin's Kashmir. But we also did some straight covers, and this was one of them.

I was playing my 2008 MIA P Bass, direct to FOH through a Countryman DI into an Avalon tube compressor (though I don't think the Avalon was in the signal path for this recording).
 
here is TV spot my band did on the NBC affiliate in minneapolis last week. The show was called showcase Minnesota. The host and the interview are horrible, but the band sounded good I though.:cool:

I'm playing my Lakland 55-94 through my Ampeg SVT4Pro and 610 cab

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