@InBy9OutBy5 With a Gold plated Conn with fantastic engravings. Must be one of the most beautiful bass saxes in the world. To nice to play on , in fact. But I use it for publicity shots.
Good fun. I need to woop my bass out and hook up with my picker friend and give this a go. Amp the Uke and play in a bigger room with losts of people and the mix would be great. The folks would love it , too. Thanks.
Sounds great. next time use your knowledge of 1920s music , and just sit the Uke player closer to the camera/ mic to compenstate for the volume difference !
Good job by both. Very good soloing by the sax. Unfortuately the slap tongueing sound, whether caused by electronics processing or not, is very annoying.
It was a problem, with the tongueing. In order to play in balance with the uke, I had to play very, very soft. So soft, that there was a risk that notes wouldn't speak on the big bass. So I needed to use tongue. I'm sorry that it didn't come out better.
This may be related to the audio compression I thought I heard. Upon a sax note's attack, a circuit kicks in to reduce volume temporarily. This also contributes to the uke being buried in strange way. That's my theory anyway.
So a compressor might accentuate the sax-attax, but it should not be applied to the entire mix, so this could maybe be done better with 2 mics, applying compression to sax only.
If I didn't love this, I wouldn't even mention this.
I have to say, this is great. I play string bass, can't say I'm any good, but this is fun stuff to listen to. This video alone really sparked my interest in the bass sax.
That's right, once you think you've mastered an instrument there's always something new to learn about it.
I've only been playing for 14 / 15 years now (Bert has a couple years more experience with the saxophone than me) and I'm teaching people well over 70, yes 70, new techniques / sounds on the saxophone.
@SirKareth hey man, give it time, if you keep playing it, you will be surprised by how good you get. it took me 12 years until i started to notice i actually sounded awsome
Hein - That is great. I haven't heard a bass sax since I heard Vito Musso play one NYC's In Basin Street in the early 1960s. You need a great set of lungs. Bert should has them. Also, very nice uke chords. Coincidentally I just returned from visiting our daughter in HIlversum. Sorry I missed a meeting. It would have been fun and a learning experience for me. Ed
Bert: Dont pay any attention to that 'nattering nabob of negativism'. My granddaughter and I enjoyed this one, as much as we do all the previous ones. Keep it up so I can get my days started on a positive note. Best regards Lee
The dude blew a 1921 Martin bass saxophone, like you could have read. It was the last video we made with it, since it is sold. Bought a conn bass sax back to replace this one.
I've loved the combination of bass sax with plectrum banjo ever since I first heard Delirium Tremolo (Tom Stuip). I play plectrum banjo but also ukulele and I'd love to jam with you. And with Hein ofcourse. :)
Oh, you sold the Martin ? What did you replace it wth ?
InBy9OutBy5 2 weeks ago
@InBy9OutBy5 With a Gold plated Conn with fantastic engravings. Must be one of the most beautiful bass saxes in the world. To nice to play on , in fact. But I use it for publicity shots.
ABrandsma 2 weeks ago
Slap tonguing was a quite common technique of the period... check out Wiedoeft or the Brown Brothers.
Any effect can be overdone, but for the most it fits with the style.
doghard 5 months ago
I've played the bass sax and I understand how hard it is to play soft...this is an amazing performance by both musicians great job!!!
BangorSyzy 9 months ago
I love this, thanks for uploading!
TimeMasterAradonas 11 months ago
Great job guys :) Little tongueing trouble but the performance was good, and I think I'm seeing a Roland Cube amp there ^^
DrunkenBeard 1 year ago
Pure Awesomeness.
that1940sguy 1 year ago
super
teliakaipavla 1 year ago
I made my dog dance with me while I listed to this. I love eet! :D
HyperAndHappy 1 year ago
This is great.. this stuff is fun to listen to !! thanks for uploading so we can enjoy it :)
MrSmoothSax 1 year ago
great
n1mm3rs4tt 1 year ago
AMAZING
54Flower12 1 year ago
1 person disliked this because he saw the giant sax and thought it was fake :)
loktarwarrior 1 year ago
AWESOME. i play bari sax! ROCK SAXES!!! (and ukes) lol. Great job guys.!
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Good fun. I need to woop my bass out and hook up with my picker friend and give this a go. Amp the Uke and play in a bigger room with losts of people and the mix would be great. The folks would love it , too. Thanks.
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MiguelKertsman 1 year ago
hey, what was that flutter you did at 2:50? What's that called and what does it do?
ClueLou 1 year ago
where can you find the sheet music?
hondarideralex 1 year ago
I love this : ) I just love the low register. :) thats why i play bari.
germanyluv 1 year ago
Sounds great. next time use your knowledge of 1920s music , and just sit the Uke player closer to the camera/ mic to compenstate for the volume difference !
snorkelbda03 1 year ago
why he use a slaptunging all's time
tartan11463 2 years ago
am fascinated by the studio behind
peacefulshades 2 years ago
Good job by both. Very good soloing by the sax. Unfortuately the slap tongueing sound, whether caused by electronics processing or not, is very annoying.
InBy9OutBy5 2 years ago
It was a problem, with the tongueing. In order to play in balance with the uke, I had to play very, very soft. So soft, that there was a risk that notes wouldn't speak on the big bass. So I needed to use tongue. I'm sorry that it didn't come out better.
ABrandsma 2 years ago 16
Amazing!!
abstrusMarilyn 2 years ago
Amazing - this is really great! - Love it. Do you have any CD's recorded with similar stuff? Gonna check out your other vids now,
nicklake79 2 years ago
No sorry, we play on several Cds together, but that is in larger bands, Hein playing banjo and I alto sax or clarinet.
ABrandsma 2 years ago
Great Duo!! Love the 20's vibe!!
StUkulele 2 years ago
Haha, thanks. I was jammin' to this, hahaha.
woodencardboard 2 years ago
Record that, and let me hear!
ABrandsma 2 years ago 13
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very cool video.
jazzitathome 2 years ago
Wow this is a great duet loved it
XshadeXnightX 2 years ago
Wow I play both instruments! Does anyone have the sheet music to this???
lumberjack922 2 years ago
Now there's a combo I never would've considered. Awesome.
Mittau 2 years ago
Hire us fot all your parties!
haha.
Thanks
BB
ABrandsma 2 years ago
i like this alot but im not sure if its just poor sound quaulity or it you have really like explosive attacks on notes with is weird to me
Ghost94Buster 2 years ago
This may be related to the audio compression I thought I heard. Upon a sax note's attack, a circuit kicks in to reduce volume temporarily. This also contributes to the uke being buried in strange way. That's my theory anyway.
So a compressor might accentuate the sax-attax, but it should not be applied to the entire mix, so this could maybe be done better with 2 mics, applying compression to sax only.
If I didn't love this, I wouldn't even mention this.
An engineer type
FreemanZee 2 years ago
Nice
shinka1911 2 years ago
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hey this is cool! :)
musicsax35 2 years ago
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Tits.
saxoman69 2 years ago 3
in my face
smthb123 2 years ago
Superb, a joy to listen to. I play the ukulele but appreciate both parts here.
alphadev 2 years ago
Very nice sound!!! Ver nice duet!!!!
aless2004 2 years ago
great vid
blaqueroc 2 years ago
I have to say, this is great. I play string bass, can't say I'm any good, but this is fun stuff to listen to. This video alone really sparked my interest in the bass sax.
SirKareth 2 years ago 17
Being good or not in music is relative. There are no absolute goals like in sports. Besides musical growth is everlasting.
Thanks for listening.
Kind regards,
Bert Brandsma
ABrandsma 2 years ago
That's right, once you think you've mastered an instrument there's always something new to learn about it.
I've only been playing for 14 / 15 years now (Bert has a couple years more experience with the saxophone than me) and I'm teaching people well over 70, yes 70, new techniques / sounds on the saxophone.
I have a lot to learn about the saxophone still.
stk38349 2 years ago
@SirKareth hey man, give it time, if you keep playing it, you will be surprised by how good you get. it took me 12 years until i started to notice i actually sounded awsome
KNIGHTMAREMANIAC 9 months ago
real amazing, it fits perfectly together. A small instrument, and big, plays great together. good video.
Saxodude95 2 years ago
Bert, I love all of your videos!!!!! The bass sax will never die, and hopefully some day I'll have one of my own also!
tenorsax120 3 years ago
Thanks, bass sax is so much fun, when I was first asked to play one, I had to rent one and was immediatly addicted.
ABrandsma 3 years ago
im too poor to play it because its hard to find but im be able too someday right now i just play tuba
lukie117 2 years ago
Lots of fun hearing this one!
Nice work guys! Luvit! 5 STARS!
RagJazzMonkey Tom
tdub1941 3 years ago
Hey Tom,
Thanks for listening! I enjoy videos also very much.
Kind regards,
Bert Brandsma
ABrandsma 3 years ago
adrian rollini!
odietarceo 3 years ago
The contrast in size is hilarious. Oh, and it sounds great, too. Good work, gents. =D
ElOrnitorrinco 3 years ago
Um...how did my two favorite instruments find there way onto my computer screen at the same time? This is some crazy and wonderful experience! :)
lisaxy424 3 years ago
The idea came from the fact that both instruments are vintage of the brand Martin. We just wanted to try how they would work together.
ABrandsma 3 years ago
I know Bert since long time. I am his freelance banjo player. I felt in love with the uke too, since a year.
heinbanjo12 3 years ago
Hi, I'm looking for original song Happy Feet , if You have this, please, share me it.
thx.
Kwiryniusz 3 years ago
sassy bax, dude.
geneveiveharper 3 years ago
Hein - That is great. I haven't heard a bass sax since I heard Vito Musso play one NYC's In Basin Street in the early 1960s. You need a great set of lungs. Bert should has them. Also, very nice uke chords. Coincidentally I just returned from visiting our daughter in HIlversum. Sorry I missed a meeting. It would have been fun and a learning experience for me. Ed
edgrosso 3 years ago
When you are again in Holland, you are welcome. Happyly for the uke you need quik hands and the lungs are for Bert.
heinbanjo12 3 years ago
this song is great
maxim1986 3 years ago
great video, such a happy song
:-)
stk38349 3 years ago
Sweet!!
easyukulele 3 years ago
Thank you.
heinbanjo12 3 years ago
Yeah, that would be great, better than our ugly faces, haha.
Thanks for listening,
Bert B
ABrandsma 3 years ago
Great vid!
I always knew the ukulele was a versatile little beast but who know the bass sax was too?
howlinhobbit 3 years ago
Bert: Dont pay any attention to that 'nattering nabob of negativism'. My granddaughter and I enjoyed this one, as much as we do all the previous ones. Keep it up so I can get my days started on a positive note. Best regards Lee
Leebm29 3 years ago
The dude blew a 1921 Martin bass saxophone, like you could have read. It was the last video we made with it, since it is sold. Bought a conn bass sax back to replace this one.
ABrandsma 3 years ago
I think mister hytrees has many friends.
heinbanjo12 3 years ago
That was fun! Thanks, guys.
ukulelesinger 3 years ago
I've loved the combination of bass sax with plectrum banjo ever since I first heard Delirium Tremolo (Tom Stuip). I play plectrum banjo but also ukulele and I'd love to jam with you. And with Hein ofcourse. :)
ukulelezaza 3 years ago
That can be organized, you're welcome.
Kind regards,
Bert Brandsma
ABrandsma 3 years ago
Great sound together!
ViruseShadowstealer 3 years ago
What a combination! Clearly the way of the future!
LStrachey 3 years ago
I'm open for any uku player to accompany him/her. It's a lot of fun and since a week I own another bass sax that makes it easier to play softly.
ABrandsma 3 years ago
ANY uku player? I'll have to remember that, because this sounds great!
Heel leuk. Bedankt!
wininboy 3 years ago
Oh yes, why not? In fact, I'm open for experiments with any musical combinations.
ABrandsma 3 years ago
Like the mouse and the elephant playing together, sais the mouse:"What a noise are we making"!
Thanks Bert for the video. Hein
heinbanjo12 3 years ago