It's his Rickenbacker, but he's getting this tone with nylon-coated strings. You can't play that high on a Hofner, it goes out of tune (That's why he switched to the Ric in the first place).
@Verbeke7 Are those nylon strings? I assumed they were the Rickenbacker/Maxima flats that came with the Rick. That's how mine sounded with the stock stings when I bought it back in 1973. But it's definitely the Rick
The Hofner also plated out of tune on some low notes. You can hear that in Rain.
Impresionante esto!!!! Siempre pense que Paul fue el mejor bajista de los primeros tiempos del rock y esto no hace otra cosa que confirmarmelo ....GRANDE MAESTRO
Rickenbacker? Hofner? Fender? I'd guess Ric, but its the strings that are most important here. Strings are definitely Rotosound Tru Bass 88 nylon tape wound. There is no mistaking that dark swelling tone with the snappy attack. Put these strings on just about any bass and you will get this 'sound'. Really! He uses the Rotos on a Hofner in the rooftop film - black strings with gold threads. On Abbey Road, there is more sustain and better intonation (limited at best with 88s) so likely the RIc.
@Humtagut Sounds like the stock flats that came with the Rics back then. In photos from Paul at this time the strings on his Rick are not black. The Roto 88s are cool though, I used to use them on my Norma violin bass.
@Humtagut He didn't use the Hofner on Abby Road. He started using the Ric on November 8, 1965 on the track Think For Yourself. He used the Ric on recordings up until Let it Be, when he used the Hofners. That was because it was being filmed. He used the Ric on all of Abby Road. There are no photos of him with nylon tape strings. On the photos of that time, the Ric is sanded natural, he had a big piece of foam under the strings, and the strings are silver flats. See thecanteen (.) com/mccartney6
@DavidRavenMoon Get yer best cans on and listen to 'Get Back' isolated bass. Then 'Something' isolated and this one. Same woody snap and swelling 'mwah' decay. Tapewound. Unmistakable. Sketchy intonation: tapewound on Hofner. Alan Parsons engineered latter AR sessions: "I know that the Hofner was around. I think it's a classic Hofner sound on 'Something' but I can't be sure". That Hofner would have been the one with tapewounds (roof). The other one (Revolution vid) was stolen during LIB.
@Humtagut Have you ever played a vintage Ric with the original Maxima flats? You are hearing the toaster pickup with flats. Listen to Baby Your A Rich Man. That's those strings. Now listen to any Sly and the Family Stone song with Larry on bass. Those are nylon tape wounds. My Generation by the who... Joe jackson with Graham Maybe. Those are nylon tape wounds. They have a bright clicky top end. The Maxima strings are what you are hearing. Plus, Paul never had nylon strings on the Hofner.
@DavidRavenMoon Did you really mean to say "Paul never had nylon strings on the Hofner"? Nylon clearly visible on Hofner in Let It Be film, rooftop. Photo: tinyurl dot com slash 6nh6boy . Get Back indisputably played on nylon: watch?v=SxfYXP9Y4UM . Listen to that and this together. Same sound and much different than the distinctive Ric on tracks like watch?v=EWGLRaH57YY . Listen the others filmed on Hofner/nylon: Don't Let Me Down, Dig A Pony, I''ve Got a Feeling, One After 909.
Who do you YouTube suspend accounts with these fabelous bass tracks (I use as a tool when learning Beatles songs)? Just look after the "Polythene Pam" bass track under the related videos! The new YouTube sucks!
Anyone who thinks bass is easy anyone can do it needs to try it. It's not that easy to do it well. Add in singing at the same time and it becomes 10 x harder to do.
I agree to @andrewcasarsa, but, let me tell you one more bass line : Drive My car. This is complex. Imagine play it and sing at the same time. It's no easy. Sir Paul Mc Cartney can do that!...simply : he is GREAT.genial. Long Live for paul. we love you.
I feel like the bass-players are the unsung heroes of bands. Well, Paul was also a writer, singer, pianist, guitarist, etc. but this is incredible, and his bass playing is hardly ever mentioned!
@MAMAZEUS1 I said 'guitar player', That's why i've said 'Taxman' (the main guitar solo was his work) and yes, i already knew that George played Bass on 'Taxman' (except the brige, in the 'If you drive a car..." part.) Also George both played Bass and Guitar on 'Old Brown Shoe' (double tracked, means that he played the exact same notes on his Bass just like he did on his Guitar)
@MAMAZEUS1 George played the bass on She Said She Said because The Beatles had had an argument that Paul walked out on during the last day of sessions for Revolver. Paul plays bass on Taxman as the bass during the middle eight section is distinctly his. Also the tone of the bass sounds like Paul's Rickenbacker.
@hungerstriker27 Yeah, that's obvious, he is both amazing in guitar and bass... fact: his main instrument was the guitar, way back before he met john...
@zeromant80 yeah... the ridiculous part is he's probably top 5 bassists of all time imo, but he also was a fantastic guitarist, and pianist. WAYYYY better at guitar and piano than me, and I play both instruments very, VERY well. He's so ridiculously good.
I'm trying to play this song by ear and...the part during the loop is hell. Should I bother trying to match it at all or should I freestyle like he did?
In my opinion this is the Ricky, to the best of my knowledge Macca did not record with the Hofner after the Rickenbacker came into the fold. He did apparently also use a Fender Jazz bass on some White Album tracks. No matter what instrument, always a pleasure to listen to the master at work though!
not bad... and not talking down on this but, I think "eargasm" from a solo bass line would be more like Flea and 'Drunkenship of Lanterns'.. anyone done that?
I think I read somewhere that Macca was still laying down the final bass tracks separately on this album too. He liked to wait until everything else was finished, then go in and do his thing.
This is weird... According to Geoff Emerick, "I Want You" ending instrumental was recorded in another studio (not Abbey Road but Trident) antoher day... (the end sounds differently and this is not exactly the same tempo) I can guess they have put this part on one only track because they had "only" an 8 tracks recorder for this album... so I find very strange to manage to get off this bass track...
@kadey1978 I don't know if you realize this but 8 tracks was more than they usually had available in Abbey Road at the time(they often were working with only 4 tracks) so it was entirely possible that the bass would have had it's own track. Even with 4 tracks they often recorded the bass separately. They did on Sgt Pepper because Paul would often stay later after everyone else had gone home and lay down his bass tracks.
i am sure the macca was playing the Hofner, because of the weird intonation: the Hofners were verry hard to intonate, while they had a great sound, it wasn't until way afte the Beatles did Paul get his Hofner setup to have a more aligned neck and better intonation
Check out the high end of the bass tone especially on the bass chords at the begining. Also the sustain he gets on some of notes are not characteristic of a hollow body bass with flats.That is with out a doubt the sound of a soild body bass. The Hofner on don't let me down is isolated on another youtube page if you want to check the difference I guess it doesn't matter what bass he did it on really, anyways. It's just a great bass line.
I would have said most likely this is his Rick but on listening to this track I'm thinking this maybe his Jazz bass. If anyone thinks this is a Hofner then I'd guess they've never owned one. VERY different sound. I'm not trying to stir anything here though. Thanks for the post!
@goomagoo True, but Paul was something else with his bass. Listen to Don't Let Me Down's bassline, the sound is similar to this, since it was done around the same time, and that was on his hofner.
@andrewcasarsa That's the Rickenbacker. He didn't use the Hofner much at this time. The Hofner has a softer more thuddy tone and the low notes are out of tune on many songs.
Hi ,i appreciate that you put these videos on youtube,but don't give kudos to harmonix,they didn t actually removed the bass from the finished song,the got it separated from abbey road,as well as the other instruments
About the other instruments in the background, this song needed no extra isolation, this is straight from Apple's dry multitrack. The bleed tape bleed, since this was recorded direct injection.
@Pagefrusciante its actually the original song.if you use a High Definition Headsets like Beats by Dr. Dre. you Can Hear the Very Small sound of that song. and it is isolated by the bass.
@BlisterFingered well just comenting, a friend tell me that in all the abbey road album with his rickenbacker, so it's not the hofner and besides, another friend of mine, shares me his hofner, I tried it and don't hear the same (besides cuz trying come together and it don't hear the same like the bass in the song so), well that's my point of view but, well I'm not seccure at all so, don't care my comment at all XD, well anyway, thanks for the bass track :D
There is something about the sound of a felt pick on the strings of a hollow body electric bass!
duckman531 11 hours ago
Killer bass here!
dwryt12 1 week ago
Best bass line by far:D
AnthonyxKopite4Life 1 week ago
This is my favourite Beatles' bass line!!...
Beatlemaniac1960 2 weeks ago 2
@Beatlemaniac1960 Mine too! Paul rocks!
beatlesfan464 2 weeks ago
Nice. Is there a bass solo on She Came In Through The Bathroom Window?
BBQFanNo1 1 month ago
The Nylons he used were Rotosound RSM88M, on his hofner, the only Flatwounds I'm aware of are the Labellas he put on his Ric.
animepwn3r 1 month ago
4:07 ♥
ToZZker 2 months ago
Hofner did eventually fix the intonation problem for Sir Paul. Even with that problem, Macca made some amazing bass from that wacky Hofner.
MonkeySeeism 2 months ago
It's his Rickenbacker, but he's getting this tone with nylon-coated strings. You can't play that high on a Hofner, it goes out of tune (That's why he switched to the Ric in the first place).
Verbeke7 2 months ago
@Verbeke7 Are those nylon strings? I assumed they were the Rickenbacker/Maxima flats that came with the Rick. That's how mine sounded with the stock stings when I bought it back in 1973. But it's definitely the Rick
The Hofner also plated out of tune on some low notes. You can hear that in Rain.
DavidRavenMoon 2 months ago
Pretty cool
nutballgazette 3 months ago
Impresionante esto!!!! Siempre pense que Paul fue el mejor bajista de los primeros tiempos del rock y esto no hace otra cosa que confirmarmelo ....GRANDE MAESTRO
TheGaryfiguer 3 months ago
Sounds a lot like the Hofner to me, having played one myself.
gutgolf74 3 months ago
Mad skills even with the clams. Maybe he was a little baked for this session.
MonkeySeeism 3 months ago
Rickenbacker? Hofner? Fender? I'd guess Ric, but its the strings that are most important here. Strings are definitely Rotosound Tru Bass 88 nylon tape wound. There is no mistaking that dark swelling tone with the snappy attack. Put these strings on just about any bass and you will get this 'sound'. Really! He uses the Rotos on a Hofner in the rooftop film - black strings with gold threads. On Abbey Road, there is more sustain and better intonation (limited at best with 88s) so likely the RIc.
Humtagut 3 months ago
@Humtagut Sounds like the stock flats that came with the Rics back then. In photos from Paul at this time the strings on his Rick are not black. The Roto 88s are cool though, I used to use them on my Norma violin bass.
DavidRavenMoon 2 months ago
@DavidRavenMoon Strings are definitely nylon tape wound. You're right about the photos - no nylon strings seen on the Ric, So, must be the Hofner.
Humtagut 2 months ago
@Humtagut He didn't use the Hofner on Abby Road. He started using the Ric on November 8, 1965 on the track Think For Yourself. He used the Ric on recordings up until Let it Be, when he used the Hofners. That was because it was being filmed. He used the Ric on all of Abby Road. There are no photos of him with nylon tape strings. On the photos of that time, the Ric is sanded natural, he had a big piece of foam under the strings, and the strings are silver flats. See thecanteen (.) com/mccartney6
DavidRavenMoon 2 months ago
@DavidRavenMoon Get yer best cans on and listen to 'Get Back' isolated bass. Then 'Something' isolated and this one. Same woody snap and swelling 'mwah' decay. Tapewound. Unmistakable. Sketchy intonation: tapewound on Hofner. Alan Parsons engineered latter AR sessions: "I know that the Hofner was around. I think it's a classic Hofner sound on 'Something' but I can't be sure". That Hofner would have been the one with tapewounds (roof). The other one (Revolution vid) was stolen during LIB.
Humtagut 1 month ago
@Humtagut Have you ever played a vintage Ric with the original Maxima flats? You are hearing the toaster pickup with flats. Listen to Baby Your A Rich Man. That's those strings. Now listen to any Sly and the Family Stone song with Larry on bass. Those are nylon tape wounds. My Generation by the who... Joe jackson with Graham Maybe. Those are nylon tape wounds. They have a bright clicky top end. The Maxima strings are what you are hearing. Plus, Paul never had nylon strings on the Hofner.
DavidRavenMoon 1 month ago
@DavidRavenMoon Did you really mean to say "Paul never had nylon strings on the Hofner"? Nylon clearly visible on Hofner in Let It Be film, rooftop. Photo: tinyurl dot com slash 6nh6boy . Get Back indisputably played on nylon: watch?v=SxfYXP9Y4UM . Listen to that and this together. Same sound and much different than the distinctive Ric on tracks like watch?v=EWGLRaH57YY . Listen the others filmed on Hofner/nylon: Don't Let Me Down, Dig A Pony, I''ve Got a Feeling, One After 909.
Humtagut 1 month ago
oye no tendras la cancion de "oh darling!" solo en vocal
Maxwell2e 3 months ago
shouldn't paul be walking
seamac206 3 months ago
Geez...Thats SOOOOO COOOOOL!!!
StickonBass 3 months ago
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CorpRobledo 3 months ago
...little like the intonation is off (in a way that works for the song).
MonkeySeeism 4 months ago
I've read somewhere that he still used the Hofner sometimes at this time. Whether this is the Hofner can be argued, but this sounds a
MonkeySeeism 4 months ago
im in shock, tank you, thank you,soo much my friend, i love the beatles , im from mexico
ANGELSTUPIDTOONS 4 months ago
It's the Rick. I have one of each(R & H). That's pure Eastern Hard Rock Maple driving those notes.
The transition was during Rubber Soul, by which time the Hofner's intonation is shot.
A 4001C64 will totally nail this thru an AC50. (With Thomastiks)
RedArrow73 4 months ago
hofner all the way
j0intvEnture 4 months ago
pfff...los pelos de punta!!!!
gemita2089 4 months ago
Who do you YouTube suspend accounts with these fabelous bass tracks (I use as a tool when learning Beatles songs)? Just look after the "Polythene Pam" bass track under the related videos! The new YouTube sucks!
TeamMastaPr2 4 months ago
I'm leaning toward the Hofner the more I listen to this.
MonkeySeeism 5 months ago
really great. Harmonix must have need the original multi tracks at Abbey Road Studios to do this.
saemikneu 5 months ago
this is sex
kimberlyestoque13 5 months ago
I play guitar, but this song I'd rather learn the bass just to play it.
ruufeeooh 5 months ago
Using a pick on his Rickenbacker. As Sir George Martin said " all you need are ears ".
KieferSuth1985Marx 5 months ago
fingers or pick?
peterroumian 5 months ago
if theres ever been a cooler thing on youtube, i dont wanna know about it. Mccartney really is the king!
pickupthebass2 5 months ago
Anyone who thinks bass is easy anyone can do it needs to try it. It's not that easy to do it well. Add in singing at the same time and it becomes 10 x harder to do.
MonkeySeeism 5 months ago
@MonkeySeeism Amen! Singing along with rhythm is do-able....singing alongside a bassline can be very tricky :S
InfernalXpression 2 months ago
I agree to @andrewcasarsa, but, let me tell you one more bass line : Drive My car. This is complex. Imagine play it and sing at the same time. It's no easy. Sir Paul Mc Cartney can do that!...simply : he is GREAT.genial. Long Live for paul. we love you.
angelbassman 6 months ago
This is fantastic, epic bass playing Paul :D
1222QueenFan 6 months ago
I feel like the bass-players are the unsung heroes of bands. Well, Paul was also a writer, singer, pianist, guitarist, etc. but this is incredible, and his bass playing is hardly ever mentioned!
WateringcanPro 6 months ago
My favorite Beatles bass line!
Top 5 (in my opinion):
5) Nowhere Man
4) Something
3) Hey Bulldog
2) Rain
1) I Want You (She's So Heavy)
TeamMastaPr2 6 months ago
You people think of paul as a bassist but hear him as a guitar player... he is also damn amazing! and in that solo in "Taxman" was amazing.
zeromant80 6 months ago 9
@zeromant80 FYI, George played the bass on Taxman.
MAMAZEUS1 1 month ago
@MAMAZEUS1 I said 'guitar player', That's why i've said 'Taxman' (the main guitar solo was his work) and yes, i already knew that George played Bass on 'Taxman' (except the brige, in the 'If you drive a car..." part.) Also George both played Bass and Guitar on 'Old Brown Shoe' (double tracked, means that he played the exact same notes on his Bass just like he did on his Guitar)
zeromant80 1 month ago
@MAMAZEUS1 George played the bass on She Said She Said because The Beatles had had an argument that Paul walked out on during the last day of sessions for Revolver. Paul plays bass on Taxman as the bass during the middle eight section is distinctly his. Also the tone of the bass sounds like Paul's Rickenbacker.
LBrilliante 1 month ago
@zeromant80
and he is also a genious bass player.... 2 words.... come together
hungerstriker27 1 month ago
@hungerstriker27 Yeah, that's obvious, he is both amazing in guitar and bass... fact: his main instrument was the guitar, way back before he met john...
zeromant80 1 month ago
@zeromant80 yeah... the ridiculous part is he's probably top 5 bassists of all time imo, but he also was a fantastic guitarist, and pianist. WAYYYY better at guitar and piano than me, and I play both instruments very, VERY well. He's so ridiculously good.
urwholefamilydied 3 weeks ago
@zeromant80 wasn't that george ?
francoraggio09 5 days ago
Awesome where did u get the pic i can still here the vvocies
NatWolff43567890 6 months ago
I might be dense but what is the loop?
MonkeySeeism 6 months ago
I'm trying to play this song by ear and...the part during the loop is hell. Should I bother trying to match it at all or should I freestyle like he did?
OniMorter 6 months ago
As an aspiring bass player myself I have to listen to this once a day for inspiration because it's both awesome and attainable. :)
The1993HondaAccord 7 months ago 2
Paul's the best bass player of all time...
koalacheroki 7 months ago
In my opinion this is the Ricky, to the best of my knowledge Macca did not record with the Hofner after the Rickenbacker came into the fold. He did apparently also use a Fender Jazz bass on some White Album tracks. No matter what instrument, always a pleasure to listen to the master at work though!
pr10s 7 months ago
@pr10s I also think its the ricky, this bass line doesnt sound like a hollow body bass guitar like the hofner. ricky has a solid body.
zeromant80 6 months ago
@pr10s SorrrrrrY, all you,gentlemen,are wrong: this is HOFNER !! Playing for 30 odd years on it...
Netlensky 4 months ago
paul is the best bassist of all fucking time. listening to these tracks like this just proves it further.
roejogan8 7 months ago
not bad... and not talking down on this but, I think "eargasm" from a solo bass line would be more like Flea and 'Drunkenship of Lanterns'.. anyone done that?
ACorganicks 8 months ago
@ACorganicks Flea is an awesome bass player. Paul is one of the best musician of all times.
Marcelocelligoi 7 months ago 14
@Marcelocelligoi Flea agrees as well.
adebicki 1 week ago
I think I read somewhere that Macca was still laying down the final bass tracks separately on this album too. He liked to wait until everything else was finished, then go in and do his thing.
MonkeySeeism 8 months ago
I love this bass line sooo much. Its just sexy and makes we want to grab Mccartney and fuck him. Beatles 4ever! x
RadioKaos666 8 months ago
This is weird... According to Geoff Emerick, "I Want You" ending instrumental was recorded in another studio (not Abbey Road but Trident) antoher day... (the end sounds differently and this is not exactly the same tempo) I can guess they have put this part on one only track because they had "only" an 8 tracks recorder for this album... so I find very strange to manage to get off this bass track...
kadey1978 8 months ago
@kadey1978 I don't know if you realize this but 8 tracks was more than they usually had available in Abbey Road at the time(they often were working with only 4 tracks) so it was entirely possible that the bass would have had it's own track. Even with 4 tracks they often recorded the bass separately. They did on Sgt Pepper because Paul would often stay later after everyone else had gone home and lay down his bass tracks.
GizziesGirl2 8 months ago in playlist Beatles
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Gabbbbriella 8 months ago
epic skills
OlaNaTungee6 9 months ago
@MonkeySeeism Just Listen To The Bass...
TheUNKNOWN393 9 months ago
I dunno, just doesn't sound like the Hofner to me.
MonkeySeeism 9 months ago
@MonkeySeeism I also think this is Rickenbacker.
tn63jp 9 months ago
i am sure the macca was playing the Hofner, because of the weird intonation: the Hofners were verry hard to intonate, while they had a great sound, it wasn't until way afte the Beatles did Paul get his Hofner setup to have a more aligned neck and better intonation
bassharmonica1 9 months ago
Awesome
willhare 9 months ago
Check out the high end of the bass tone especially on the bass chords at the begining. Also the sustain he gets on some of notes are not characteristic of a hollow body bass with flats.That is with out a doubt the sound of a soild body bass. The Hofner on don't let me down is isolated on another youtube page if you want to check the difference I guess it doesn't matter what bass he did it on really, anyways. It's just a great bass line.
goomagoo 9 months ago
I would have said most likely this is his Rick but on listening to this track I'm thinking this maybe his Jazz bass. If anyone thinks this is a Hofner then I'd guess they've never owned one. VERY different sound. I'm not trying to stir anything here though. Thanks for the post!
goomagoo 9 months ago
@goomagoo True, but Paul was something else with his bass. Listen to Don't Let Me Down's bassline, the sound is similar to this, since it was done around the same time, and that was on his hofner.
XtrmMcjohnson 9 months ago
@XtrmMcjohnson Sure,man. Right!
Netlensky 4 months ago
@goomagoo I think you are right. definitely not the hoffner, but doesnt sound like the classic rick sound either. probably the J
erk7xl 9 months ago
yeah paul definately played his hofner for let it be and abbey road
rubbersoul44055 9 months ago
I just had an eargasm *u* PAUL IS AMAZING! <3
fifiesponja07 10 months ago 24
Where did you find this?
ILoveTheBeatles618 10 months ago
Something about this works its way into my brain.
MonkeySeeism 10 months ago
Hofner or Rickenbacker?
andrewcasarsa 10 months ago
@andrewcasarsa I think McCartney's playing his Hofner in this one.
BlisterFingered 10 months ago 13
@BlisterFingered Can you please upload an isolated bass track "Ticket to Ride"? (robmurphy82's isolated track of that song sounds like shit)
TeamMastaPr2 9 months ago
No Rickenbacker
balouza1 5 months ago
@BlisterFingered sorry but this is exactly what a Rickenbacker sounds like
GregoryGraveyard 3 months ago
@andrewcasarsa Rickenbacker
juniormendoza80 6 months ago
@andrewcasarsa GOFNER,certainly!
Netlensky 4 months ago
@andrewcasarsa He was also playing a fender bass at this time too
alexlancer11 4 months ago
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DavidRavenMoon 2 months ago
@andrewcasarsa That's the Rickenbacker. He didn't use the Hofner much at this time. The Hofner has a softer more thuddy tone and the low notes are out of tune on many songs.
DavidRavenMoon 2 months ago
Hi ,i appreciate that you put these videos on youtube,but don't give kudos to harmonix,they didn t actually removed the bass from the finished song,the got it separated from abbey road,as well as the other instruments
davidstef10 10 months ago
OMG i love this! Paul's bass is awesome in this song! thank you so much *-*!
RenachanelriC 10 months ago
Macca boggles my puny mind with this.
MonkeySeeism 11 months ago
This bass tone was one of the 1st I ever heard.
+1
loinmute 11 months ago
This is awesome!
The1993HondaAccord 11 months ago
About the other instruments in the background, this song needed no extra isolation, this is straight from Apple's dry multitrack. The bleed tape bleed, since this was recorded direct injection.
SuperJingoism 11 months ago
4:06 LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!
NCKman09 11 months ago
Hey blister: Is this Paul McCartney? or a good bass cover?
Pagefrusciante 11 months ago
@Pagefrusciante this is indeed Sir Paul Mccartney himself
BlisterFingered 11 months ago 15
@Pagefrusciante
there's no better bassplayer and there never will be one.
by the way, flea is so massively overrated
OropherThranduil 9 months ago
@Pagefrusciante its actually the original song.if you use a High Definition Headsets like Beats by Dr. Dre. you Can Hear the Very Small sound of that song. and it is isolated by the bass.
fleshtooth07 5 months ago
ROCK!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST BROTHER!!!
thebestCOLLI11 11 months ago
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!, please upload more
tadeus95 1 year ago
Oh my.. that's stunning.. thank you soooo much, really!
KnightWolvesStudio 1 year ago 3
@KnightWolvesStudio no problem :)
BlisterFingered 1 year ago
@BlisterFingered well just comenting, a friend tell me that in all the abbey road album with his rickenbacker, so it's not the hofner and besides, another friend of mine, shares me his hofner, I tried it and don't hear the same (besides cuz trying come together and it don't hear the same like the bass in the song so), well that's my point of view but, well I'm not seccure at all so, don't care my comment at all XD, well anyway, thanks for the bass track :D
NightmareZV 5 months ago