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From: PeteCBass
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  • This is a great pleasure to see such a player on the double bass .

  • I like how you never looked at your left hand.

  • Do you have any tabs or notes for this??

  • good job! seriously. this is the most legit slap bass video on you tube.

  • hey you should do a little how to video, ur better then most guys on youtube

  • Wow, this was pretty good! I enjoyed listening to it. Thanks for posting <3

  • This is very cool, so much better than a lot of the slap bass vids that have a lot of crazy-fast clicking with little actual musicality -- often way out-of-tune and terrible sounding. I think I can do most of what you're doing, but you have a thing about 1:20 I'm not sure about. Those fast notes: are you playing them with individual fingers of your RH? Anyway, my congrats on this, I know that offbeat stuff is not easy. I've spent hours on it esp. latin beats. (Why do we do this?? har har)

  • i could not agree more with youmre, most of the videos of slap bass are trash

  • Very good! I can do a basic slap.

  • Magic Pete!!!!

    Anita&Davide :-))))

  • holy shit dude. how long have you been playing for?

  • bravo

  • That was great! What strings do you use?

  • For this recording I used Sprio Weichs. Thanks for listening!

    -Pete

  • Are they gut? Please could you tell me how much they are? Sorry, for the inconvenience, but I don't have a bass yet, I just really would like one and I like the sound of gut strings as opposed to steel ones.

  • No, they are steel strings. They are made by a company called Thomastik. The model is Spirocore Weichs. Some companies do make gut strings, I think LaBella is one.

    Pete

  • Sounds great man!

    Yea there are a number of places im sure u can find gut strings. Now you can also find synthetic strings, Im currently using Obligato strings, by pastorius, they are a synthetic gut string but steel wrapped, so you can dig in really well and not kill you fingers.

  • He'd be proud; that's some serious playing

  • funky.. i like it :]

  • very nice.

    nice tribute to milt.

  • Dam Boiiiiii! You had that dog house thumpin' That upright has a nice sound too! I recongnize a few old familiar tunes. Great syncopated bass lines.

  • Astonishing Hinton-esque right hand technique. To be honest, your left hand seems unsure at times as does the timing -- but only slightly. Work on that and you'd be monstrous.

  • slappin lol

  • Sappin sounds good, but ure notes are off !

  • Really nice playing!

    That's a beautiful bass too.

  • Nice job man! Grooves as hell...

  • hey u like rockabilly... or u just sticking to the good ole' jazz?? cuz rockabilly incorporates alota of that good slappin technique u were duin

    nice job..

  • I listen to mostly jazz, but I love rockabilly, swing, blues, rock, etc. too....

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