AutismBass - Pop Goes The Weasel (Second Attempt)

[rustOfunk]

Yeah! I dig your look. You could be a detective on a 70s cop show. Or a concert promoter like Bill Graham. It looks like you're having fun, which the absolutely most important thing you can do. Keep it up and keep the vids coming!

[BenjaminFrankenstein]

I'm entertained.

[RONYSLA]

hahahaha

[Pudsy440]

pretty good ... there's a second part to that tune though that you could learn and play ... you're only playing the first part ... good job though. :)

[rovingkev]

I've watched this in 'High Quality' and 'Low Quality' - but it actually frightens me too.

[ANTIGB]

ahahahahhahahaahahahahahahaaha­hahhhhahh

[boonokian]

this video frightens me

[autismbass]

Oh why should it frighten you?

[sicmick112]

loving the low notes!

youre pretty good!

the slides have become a trademark of yours too, thats really nice

[loctrex]

You might want to take that to a guitar shop. A bass shouldnt rattle like that.  Otherwise good job!

[autismbass]

You're right. I guess it does have to do with that very low B string - it does "growl" a bit sometimes.

[JesustheLizard]

What?It's the low b, they do that sometimes unless you have a gauge that lets you tune tighter. If she was playing with a group that rattle is probably the only thing that would cut through the mix

[moomoocajoo]

Man I can barely handle a 4 string p bass neck, 5 string p bass necks are insane!

[myworms]

I really prefer the 5 string neck, because I'm pretty tall and have long fingers, so the extra width of the neck helps to keep my hands from cramping (which they particularly do on a Stratocaster). I don't really use the low B too often, though - I have some trouble hearing notes that low & besides that, it doesn't get much use outside of metal riffs or chordal playing.