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YOU on youtube.... Yes, please.

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Here is a video of TB-er Paul Pieper (I forget his TB username). Paul is a professional guitar player in the DC area, and has taken up bass in the past few years. He formed a funk band and they are lots of fun, playing tons of old school funk. See for yourself
 
This was shot last spring and was finally released a few days ago. This is a band that I no longer play with.

Edit: The bass was a Hohner HRB-DLX with a MM style p/u from a G&L L-2000... However, the video was shot BEFORE the song was recorded (using a scratch track of some sort) and to be completely honest, I'm not sure if the bass on the final version is me or another player.
 
Sure, why not.

This is NOT my usual bag, but it was quite the challenge, so I did it.

Everything was written out (some parts by me, some by the guitarist/composer) except for my solo.

Insane rhythms, 20th century classical tonality and speed licks. Nice to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there.

Skip the first 40 seconds.
 
- R.O.C.K in the USA

Everything but Teardrops on my guitar was done with a Tribute G&L L2000 through a galleon kruger amp (can't remember what model off the top of my head)and 1x15 cabinet. Teardrops was done with a Squier Jazz with flatwounds.

I had a few misses, but I keep getting told it happens:)
 
Here is a video of Dean Peer that was just posted on YouTube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9rM4BWJBQI&playnext_from=TL&videos=0p0jg-6t-EU&feature=sub

I know that Dean is a member here on TB, but I have not seen him post anything as of yet. It would be great to get his input! (Hint, hint. ;) )

Dean literally wrote the book on bass harmonics and has written a number of articles in periodicals such as Bass Player and Guitar Player Magazine. It's great to see him demonstrating his skills accompanied by a live drummer in this video.
 
Days of the New - "Touch, Peel And Stand"


you only see me briefly on this one, but it's the best audio quality for the bass. the camera dude was right in front of me.

fender highway one P-bass
ampeg SVT tube head
ampeg SVT 410 cab

edit: and yeah, i used a pick on the intro part in seven. sue me. <_<
 
Hey! you can watch my band's Studio diaries Teaser :
if you guys like stuff like Deftones, Tool, System of a down, maybe you'd be interested in this!

ILEANA :


and come to our myspace.com/ileanaband - to hear a sample of that song!


for you guys who want to know more, its was recorded and produced at the Airport Studio, Burbank, LA, Calif. by Shaun Lopez (the band FAR, Deftones, the Rev Smile).

the EP will be launch this fall!

Thanks a lot for watching! (and comment... and add us as friends etc..etc..!)

Oh! and Gear wise! Aguilar DI, Ampeg vintage amps, and cabs, '71 P-Bass on this track and i used my Lakland on others! + a lot of Different FX and pedals! but Can't tell you the secrets of Mister "Tone" SLopez!
 
Here are a couple from a hard/stoner rock band I was in last year.
Rig: hartke 350W ss head, 4x10 cab (not sure on all the stats, borrowed a mates rig)
Basses: Warwick rock bass corvette/epiphone blackbird
Please pardon the terrible singing lol



enjoy :)
 
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