greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
for more information i'll send you my song hope u can see my trouble
greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
for more information i'll send you my song hope u can see my trouble
I've got to say, I really like your vids. Have not seen this or with pick b-4! I'd like to see more funk with a pick pls. I really like the," kinda-rythem/ strum and get'n the pop in!. simple request---- use Tower of powers," What is Hip?" for a funk pick lesson. (or not) thanks!
greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
for more information i'll send you my song hope u can see my trouble
GiannisVP yeah, and who said that? Is there any rules? It's a bass guitar, not an upright. You can do anyting you want on bass and any other instrument as long as you execute your obejective. Don't be so shallow and ignorant.
lol, im not sure about that, thats just a youtube's bassist idea, cuz in the 70s many ppl used picks even for bass. And if you never tried playing with a pick you should try cuz you get a different tone and can be really cool with the right bassline.
@GiannisVP you sir know NOT of what you speak....ok lets follow your logic dicktard...BASS is really double bass which is a classical instrument that primarily uses a bow....so if you arent using a bow then you arent playing a bass.... sound stupid doesnt it...alot like your comment...fucking idiot
I'm a piano player but i like bass what is the difference between Flatwound and Roundwound bass strings? Are these the only two types you can get? My son plays and he does'nt know either.
Roundwound strings give you a crisper sharper sound good for slap playing and just a little more versatile, most of the more modern day recordings and live performances in rock and pop you hear are usually round wound strings. Flat wound give you a slightly "deader" more thuddy sound and are more commonly used in Jazz music or motown because you get a nice thick sound from them, they sound especially good on a precision bass.
Musicman explained the use, I'll explain the production. The basic method in string making; there is a core wire and a wire wrapped around it those are the hundreds of grooves you see. If the wire that is wrapped around the core wire is round it is a roundwound that's where the term comes from flatwound means the wire that's "wound" around the core is flat. Thats the main difference. Once your son develops his sound he'll see which he likes best but Its usually Rock = round & jazz = flat.
@ifeedoffpain222 playing bass includes using pick, fingers and slap/pop techniques...if you choose to stick to only one method of play you will limit your ability to play in different genres and NEVER have a clue to the differences in tones...if you always use fingers how would you even know how to set up a good pick sound...AND vice versa...if you are a pick player...put it down for a bit and learn another style...
you dont learn only one song why learn only one style
Real bassists use as many techniques as there are to get as many tones and effects possible/ try to play "everybody dance" by Chic with slap or fingerstyle : you won't do it...
@dkcvv I disagree. I can play "everybody dance" finger style but it just doesn't have the same attack as with a pick. It could also be played slapping (not by me, I don't slap very well) but again it would sound different. Different playing techniques are more for the sound and attack than they are whether they can be played or not.
You're absolutely right. Maybe I didn't express myself on a good way. It's possible to play "everybody dance" fingerstyle or slap, but the result will never be the same. For instance, the actual bass player of Chic plays it using double thumbing : he will never has the same result has Bernard had. That's all I wanted to say...
@dkcvv: while the intro part to "Everybody Dance" may have been played with a pick, Bernard Edwards almost always plucked the strings fingerstyle with his fingers very close to the bridge to get that percussive sound.
Actually, Bernard played the intro of "Everybody dance" with his own picking technique : he didn't use a pick, but he was playing with his first finger and thumb held together as if he was using a pick. For the rest, you're right : he mainly played fingerstyle with his thumb resting on the pickup (which was close to the bridge on the Stingray).
Ghost notes are notes without defined pitch - ie you only hear a rhythmic "click". One way to do it is to lift your left hand finger off the fretboard when pickin a note.
Muted notes are just muffled notes ie when i use my palm to mute sthe strings to get muffled/muted sound
picks are good. I started up bass, and I was told never to play with a pick, so I decided to play with a pick to be rebellious. That's how I roll. I play both, and I like it.
I haven't played the bass with a pick in years and had become a bit of a finger style snob but you've made me appreciate the pick style again. I now play a pick technique with my index finger nail which works quite well and still allows me to switch back to fingers and slap quite easily.
Excuse me guys, I'm kind of a noob when it comes to playing the bass with a pick. As a matter of fact, I bought my bass pick a few hours ago and when I tried practicing(I usually practice by playing the bass cover of the song while the song is playing on a stereo), and I sounded horrible! It made me throw my pick on my bed and just play the bass with my fingers which I usually do. But I really wanna learn how to use a pick since it sounds so good especially in rock and punk. I need some help...
hey man this xmas im looking to buy a b.c rich bronze warlock bass and do you rhink a pick would be good for that cause ill be mostly playing hard rock and metal?
The best way to learn how to play with a pick is to almost re-learn the bass. Kinda like learning how to play standing up/sitting down. You have the muscle memory of your fretting hand to cut the work in half, you just have to learn how to move the pick around the strings. Practice a simple scale, and add speed. And as you get faster, practice alternating. You didn't wake up knowing how to play finger style, so you won't wake up knowing how to use a pick.
kinda off topic, but I find it ironic when all the finger pickers diss pick players but when they try out with a pick themselves, they fail miserably.
That's weird. I always thought that a P bass sounded great with a pick. I always thought it was weird to play a Warwick with a pick. Warwicks just kinda look so finger/slap bass-y. I dunno, I'm weird :D. They sound great with picks though.
Im trying a few different ones out, I have a 1.6mm that seems to work pretty good, its a george dennis pick. I think its more important to hold it correctly
hello marloweDK! i'm a great fan of you! i'm just wondering one thing, how do you get your muted sound? i cant get it up in my mind. but i've just wondered. by the way youre very good! and you have given me many inspirations
I've found that the type of pick you use is very important... Check out the Dunlop Ultex 1.14 mm which I personally believe are the best picks for Bass.
interesting, i have to say i've always been quite close minded and resistant towards using a pick, but this has certainly changed my opinion towards possibly using a pick. reminds me very much how guitarists use the pick.
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greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
for more information i'll send you my song hope u can see my trouble
hpnokia6600 8 months ago
@MarloweDK
greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
for more information i'll send you my song hope u can see my trouble
hpnokia6600 8 months ago
I plan on doing a pick nose lesson soon. :P I'm an expert! That beard is super groovy btw.
Pudsy440 1 year ago
I've got to say, I really like your vids. Have not seen this or with pick b-4! I'd like to see more funk with a pick pls. I really like the," kinda-rythem/ strum and get'n the pop in!. simple request---- use Tower of powers," What is Hip?" for a funk pick lesson. (or not) thanks!
rocknhdsocal 1 year ago
@rocknhdsocal Thx, but that is Bobby Vega's song;-)
MarloweDK 1 year ago
@MarloweDK
greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
hpnokia6600 8 months ago
@MarloweDK
greeting sir i wanna ask you, im playing with DGCF tuning and using pick, but i couldn't create a stable sound, everytime my pick hit the string it will always sound like Drrrr Drrr Drrrr Drrrr,
i wanna make it sound Drrrrrdrrrrdrrrdrrr but ican't that sound make my bass sound like unstable FYI im using down stroke but still not good enough
for more information i'll send you my song hope u can see my trouble
hpnokia6600 8 months ago
Dude how many basses do you have?
ButlerSONG 1 year ago
hey how to slap pick like that?
andreasmariosetiawan 1 year ago
We'll maybe I'm not playing it, but in MY HEAD I am.. LOL Funny.. I say that sometimes when trying to sing a melody a capella
Mshine67 1 year ago
the best sound have helmut hattler with pick,or not ..............
bluespirat 1 year ago
jazzIII made me play with a pick
natrockskate 1 year ago
I use Big Stubby 3.0mm picks. Good stuff.
jake92195 1 year ago
i love playing with picks ^^
uploads87 1 year ago
Does anyone know where MarloweDK is from? and this reminds me of cut the cake by the average white band
gilleese777 1 year ago
i love that guitar , is it a fender ?
TechSmack 1 year ago
@TechSmack its a fender, marcus miller signature jazz bass
thtmusicloser 1 year ago
oldskool style!
teebeuteltime 1 year ago
GOOD bass player use pick AND fingers.
retromotown 2 years ago
Dejlig dansk accent :D Men tak!
quer94 2 years ago
Edwards played "everybody dance" using his thumb and index finger as a pick.
boongg 2 years ago
wow rocking the beard. haha
ashton0wns 2 years ago 3
just curious, are there any specific kind of pick that wud suit the bass more? cos personally, i don't like the soft ones..
ihs0y 2 years ago
There are sounds that can only be played with a pick, isn´t it?
HABICHUELO30 2 years ago 5
yes, most definately
MarloweDK 2 years ago 5
is 88 too thin a pick?
machinsky108 2 years ago
@machinsky108 nope, use whatever kinda you like but i prefer 300 : D
thtmusicloser 2 years ago
i use 1.14mm dunlop picks thick picks purple too!
BassGuitarBoss1 2 years ago
@machinsky108 Usually the thinner the pick, the more stress on your wrist. Keep good technique and it should work fine though.
tylerwylie 1 year ago
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Bass is playin' with fingers. no picks. Its not a guitar.
GiannisVP 2 years ago
GiannisVP, you don't know what you're talking about.
METR0D0ME 2 years ago
GiannisVP yeah, and who said that? Is there any rules? It's a bass guitar, not an upright. You can do anyting you want on bass and any other instrument as long as you execute your obejective. Don't be so shallow and ignorant.
diamonddust22 2 years ago
lol, im not sure about that, thats just a youtube's bassist idea, cuz in the 70s many ppl used picks even for bass. And if you never tried playing with a pick you should try cuz you get a different tone and can be really cool with the right bassline.
zZFingerZz 2 years ago
Actually, I believe the instrument is called a bass guitar.
spicyMcHAGGIS9green 2 years ago
@GiannisVP you sir know NOT of what you speak....ok lets follow your logic dicktard...BASS is really double bass which is a classical instrument that primarily uses a bow....so if you arent using a bow then you arent playing a bass.... sound stupid doesnt it...alot like your comment...fucking idiot
hez1919 1 year ago
Cheers for the lesson :D i was having a bit of trouble with muting before
nZymes 2 years ago
I use fingers and pick depending on the song/band but for funk I think fingers sound better.
GeorgeyBoy13 2 years ago
lol random tuning at 5:59.
awesome lesson marlowe
zombe0 2 years ago
I'm a piano player but i like bass what is the difference between Flatwound and Roundwound bass strings? Are these the only two types you can get? My son plays and he does'nt know either.
philip8893 3 years ago
Roundwound strings give you a crisper sharper sound good for slap playing and just a little more versatile, most of the more modern day recordings and live performances in rock and pop you hear are usually round wound strings. Flat wound give you a slightly "deader" more thuddy sound and are more commonly used in Jazz music or motown because you get a nice thick sound from them, they sound especially good on a precision bass.
themusicman555 3 years ago
cheers thanks
philip8893 3 years ago
Musicman explained the use, I'll explain the production. The basic method in string making; there is a core wire and a wire wrapped around it those are the hundreds of grooves you see. If the wire that is wrapped around the core wire is round it is a roundwound that's where the term comes from flatwound means the wire that's "wound" around the core is flat. Thats the main difference. Once your son develops his sound he'll see which he likes best but Its usually Rock = round & jazz = flat.
Bassplyr1470 2 years ago
@Bassplyr1470 fretlesses sound really sweet with flats too
hez1919 1 year ago
What kind of bass do you have?
Gun00 3 years ago
It's a Fender Marcus Miller signature Jazz.
JBLgangsta 3 years ago
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What the fuck is with you and picks? I'd think that being such an amazing bassist you wouldn't do something so idiotic.
ifeedoffpain222 3 years ago
@ifeedoffpain222 playing bass includes using pick, fingers and slap/pop techniques...if you choose to stick to only one method of play you will limit your ability to play in different genres and NEVER have a clue to the differences in tones...if you always use fingers how would you even know how to set up a good pick sound...AND vice versa...if you are a pick player...put it down for a bit and learn another style...
you dont learn only one song why learn only one style
hez1919 1 year ago
NON seguitelo!!
il plettro n si tiene in quel modo!! guardatevi una lezione di un chitarrista
piter2619 3 years ago
sei di fuori? tiene il plettro normalmente....
ilrollatore89 3 years ago
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real bassist play with thur fingers and thumbs
kthrsz 3 years ago
Check his other videos
shut up about "real bassists", you shouldn't limit yourself to one thing, but use all options available
tom237 3 years ago 5
@tom237 I belive we should use only what we need to make our music.
mijonja 1 year ago
real bassists play bass, whether it be with picks, fingers or thumbs :p
It's all about the tone you want to produce.
scheczudio 3 years ago 39
Real bassists use as many techniques as there are to get as many tones and effects possible/ try to play "everybody dance" by Chic with slap or fingerstyle : you won't do it...
dkcvv 2 years ago 2
@dkcvv I disagree. I can play "everybody dance" finger style but it just doesn't have the same attack as with a pick. It could also be played slapping (not by me, I don't slap very well) but again it would sound different. Different playing techniques are more for the sound and attack than they are whether they can be played or not.
tbcass 2 years ago
You're absolutely right. Maybe I didn't express myself on a good way. It's possible to play "everybody dance" fingerstyle or slap, but the result will never be the same. For instance, the actual bass player of Chic plays it using double thumbing : he will never has the same result has Bernard had. That's all I wanted to say...
Peace,
Fred
dkcvv 2 years ago
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loondoo 2 years ago
@dkcvv: while the intro part to "Everybody Dance" may have been played with a pick, Bernard Edwards almost always plucked the strings fingerstyle with his fingers very close to the bridge to get that percussive sound.
loondoo 2 years ago
Actually, Bernard played the intro of "Everybody dance" with his own picking technique : he didn't use a pick, but he was playing with his first finger and thumb held together as if he was using a pick. For the rest, you're right : he mainly played fingerstyle with his thumb resting on the pickup (which was close to the bridge on the Stingray).
Peace,
Fred
dkcvv 2 years ago
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My man my advice " stooop play basssse!!!! "You play terrible
FaLaTiCi 3 years ago
mate... what are you on
bensoan 3 years ago
lol yo im jk
morganosborne18 3 years ago
what!?!?! thats tired marlowe...
blolow 3 years ago
this guy was like heres the line at the start..aand he was snorting his nice lol i think hes into the nose candy lol hes good tho
morganosborne18 3 years ago
I had a cold - but your theory is sure somewhat more exciting;-)
MarloweDK 3 years ago 3
is there a difference between "ghosted" and "muted"-notes?
HammondB200 3 years ago
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lolol is there a diference between ghosted and muted notes ah u crack me up
macgarv 3 years ago
wow, you're so good for knowing that dude! you are superior to me!
HammondB200 3 years ago 2
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macgarv 3 years ago
Ghost notes are notes without defined pitch - ie you only hear a rhythmic "click". One way to do it is to lift your left hand finger off the fretboard when pickin a note.
Muted notes are just muffled notes ie when i use my palm to mute sthe strings to get muffled/muted sound
MarloweDK 3 years ago
Oh I thought it was the exact opposite.
Theonewhoclimbs28 2 years ago
I like the sound of pick, espacially with good flatwound strings.
Wefunkyou 3 years ago 2
Yep ^^ You can get really funky playing fingerstyle
That's me on my profile picture btw =o
DavinTerrizzi 3 years ago
I know that. I, aswell, agree that it's just a difference of sound of preference.
I'm just sick of old farts dissing pick players with the argument of "You 'shouldn't' play bass with a pick". It pisses me off.
I play fingerstyle/pickstyle/slap, depending on the song...
DavinTerrizzi 3 years ago
1.88mm pick! holy crap, i just use a 1mm
willg955 3 years ago
what bass is it? its lovely :)
isotonical 3 years ago
Fender Marcus miller. Olympic white
Yukonho72 3 years ago
Every bass has that one type of sound that sounds good with one technique.
The only basses I've seen that sound good with ANYTHING is (Dun da da dahhh!) StingRay's.
P-basses are good with fingers if you have the tone knob all the way up and pick is good if you have a P/J combo with the tone knob up.
isher1992 3 years ago
Bullshit. The sound on my Jazz is great whether I'm slapping, playing with fingers, or playing with picks.
Same goes for P-basses. Almost every punk bassist uses a p-bass with pick, so that kills your theory.
DavinTerrizzi 3 years ago
you should use medium-heavy picks on bass tbh.
wtfAvailableUser 3 years ago
when you play with soft pick its like the pick can be heard and abit anoying while the actual pick effect on the string isnt there.
wtfAvailableUser 3 years ago
i hate pick, i like al your videos tho
jeromerocks123 3 years ago
i never use ma fingers while playin always pick - thats how i learned.
AHStarWars4Life 3 years ago
learn it, i learned pick first. but you'll get bored with it, it's also good to know
willg955 3 years ago
same here, i got taught using a pick. i like the sound too :D
RicciDids 3 years ago
Can you tab that for me please? =D
durahandude93 3 years ago
without the pick it sound better to me :)
beninjamin 3 years ago
picks are good. I started up bass, and I was told never to play with a pick, so I decided to play with a pick to be rebellious. That's how I roll. I play both, and I like it.
chuckzee90 3 years ago 32
i like ure vids man ;p
takethebrave 3 years ago
I haven't played the bass with a pick in years and had become a bit of a finger style snob but you've made me appreciate the pick style again. I now play a pick technique with my index finger nail which works quite well and still allows me to switch back to fingers and slap quite easily.
johnnyboymcgee 3 years ago 2
Me too!
ozzyismetal 3 years ago
You inspire me!
steveonoir 3 years ago 5
I play bass both with pick and fingers, but i like the pick sound more.
juhisana 3 years ago 4
i think the same
adverolin 3 years ago
Excuse me guys, I'm kind of a noob when it comes to playing the bass with a pick. As a matter of fact, I bought my bass pick a few hours ago and when I tried practicing(I usually practice by playing the bass cover of the song while the song is playing on a stereo), and I sounded horrible! It made me throw my pick on my bed and just play the bass with my fingers which I usually do. But I really wanna learn how to use a pick since it sounds so good especially in rock and punk. I need some help...
emosergei 3 years ago
If going to the gym for the first time, would you expect to have larger muscles immediately after?;-)
MarloweDK 3 years ago
hey man this xmas im looking to buy a b.c rich bronze warlock bass and do you rhink a pick would be good for that cause ill be mostly playing hard rock and metal?
2ndscreagle102 3 years ago
it will...most def.
alot of BC Rich and ESP basses are designed with certain pickups that sound good with/are meant to be played with a pick.
i own an ESP 4 string f-series and the way its made its incredibly hard to play with ur fingers but SOOO easy to play with a pick.
i also own a 5 string Ibanez and its just a whole lot easier to play with fingers as well as a pick, but mainly fingers.
just dont get thin picks..they make it soudn like crap. any more ? pm me or w/e and ill tell u details
DespairsRox 3 years ago
The best way to learn how to play with a pick is to almost re-learn the bass. Kinda like learning how to play standing up/sitting down. You have the muscle memory of your fretting hand to cut the work in half, you just have to learn how to move the pick around the strings. Practice a simple scale, and add speed. And as you get faster, practice alternating. You didn't wake up knowing how to play finger style, so you won't wake up knowing how to use a pick.
StraightRazor99 3 years ago 5
kinda off topic, but I find it ironic when all the finger pickers diss pick players but when they try out with a pick themselves, they fail miserably.
LanciaTurbo 3 years ago 4
hmmm just wondering... it sounds weird to play with pick on a p-bass, doesn't it?
yukscck 3 years ago
Weird? Pick sounds great on any bass, and in fact the Pbass is almost built for it...
MarloweDK 3 years ago
Thanks for the reply! was looking for a bass... ;D
yukscck 3 years ago
the old '51 p-basses are GREAT for pick playing, like the one sting used...
shinjiyasuno 3 years ago
That's weird. I always thought that a P bass sounded great with a pick. I always thought it was weird to play a Warwick with a pick. Warwicks just kinda look so finger/slap bass-y. I dunno, I'm weird :D. They sound great with picks though.
Scarface066 3 years ago 4
heh nice video good instruction thanks
idiot632 4 years ago
what size of pick should i use for the bass
geneticlizard 4 years ago
Im trying a few different ones out, I have a 1.6mm that seems to work pretty good, its a george dennis pick. I think its more important to hold it correctly
mynameisdantheman 4 years ago
I like to use light or medium, never heavy because it sounds too... um... I don't know a better way to describe it than poopy. Dunlop is the best!
shinjiyasuno 3 years ago 4
I've tried everything from 0.80mm, 1mm, 1.16mm and 2mm. My personal favourite is still the 1.0mm.
DavinTerrizzi 3 years ago
hello marloweDK! i'm a great fan of you! i'm just wondering one thing, how do you get your muted sound? i cant get it up in my mind. but i've just wondered. by the way youre very good! and you have given me many inspirations
maxi92bass 4 years ago
to maxi:
Hmmmm, did you actually watch the video?? Its explained at 1:20...
MarloweDK 4 years ago
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I mean I play with a pick. FUCK YOU, don't try to correct me
Monton85 4 years ago
to monton:
Who's correcting?
And watch your language;-)
MarloweDK 4 years ago
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I pick with pick, and fingers. both of you are retarded
Monton85 4 years ago
some of us are learning shit here...grow up, stop being so negative, or go away...damm
karlmnz 4 years ago 5
i just cant play with a pick . i love the sound but its hard and its sounds like crap when i do it
yanivmx1 4 years ago
i just cant play with my fingers . i love the sound but its hard and its sounds like crap when i do it
tom133 4 years ago
dude you should start your own school
kriphica 4 years ago
great lesson.
did you have "cut the cake" by AWB in mind when you made up that riff?
barky768 4 years ago
to barky768:
Yeah maybe;-)
MarloweDK 4 years ago
Merry christmas and a great lesson.
bassist412 4 years ago
Merry Christmas!
Thankx 4 all ur lessons and advices.
U made a bass player out of me.
zhen101 4 years ago
I've found that the type of pick you use is very important... Check out the Dunlop Ultex 1.14 mm which I personally believe are the best picks for Bass.
dboom92 4 years ago
thanks dboom for that tip ... I was wondering what would be a good one for a bass ... :)
Pudsy440 4 years ago
really like that white Marcus Miller Bass.
tat2jim 4 years ago
Your a frikken legend mate Merry Christmas
riker100 4 years ago
not plugged in? i wish i just knew how you came up with those lines in the first place. my lines never sound nearly as good
ShucksMyNamesTaken 4 years ago
Merry Xmas tot you too Marlowe !
i hope you're cold is better now, doesn't seem to affect your excellent tutoring skills
greetz, Rico
Ricobassplayer 4 years ago
to ricobassplayer:
Merry Xmas back at ya' and all my other subscribers:-)
Only good thing about the cold is that my voice sounds somewhat cooler!Lol..
MarloweDK 4 years ago
merry christmas marlowe :D nice vid ty
Jan202 4 years ago
merry christmas to you to and your Family, thank for your lessons
manu58 4 years ago
Marry christmas!
Love your talking lesson. You are very good at explaining stuff.
Thought i might get a pick for my self this christmas :P
xiz90 4 years ago
merry christmas to you to:) and a very helpfull lesson
bbBassYo 4 years ago
interesting, i have to say i've always been quite close minded and resistant towards using a pick, but this has certainly changed my opinion towards possibly using a pick. reminds me very much how guitarists use the pick.
nice lesson though, thanks.
and merry christmas to you to
icedhermy 4 years ago
KooL....
pbeachmike 4 years ago