Fender Geddy Lee Jazz Bass

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[sadismminds]

what is that music .. i need it !

[MorrellMusic]

@sadismminds It's just a piece that a couple of the musicians here at the store put together to demo the bass over top of. I think we used it in some of the guitar demos as well

[sadismminds]

@MorrellMusic

Well done ! ;)

[MorrellMusic]

@sadismminds Thank You very much

[MachMalWas]

at 0:27 i thought there would be a rap-part because the voice just matched with the rythm for 2 seconds xD

[pamt726]

IMO: Guitar is harder to learn; easier to master. Bass is easier to learn; harder to master! World class bass lines did not originate from dummies who just placed their fingers on some frets. Most people can identify a song because of the bass line. Take the bass and drums out of the band and you have doodoo. Few popular songs have made it w/out a bassline -- Princes' Purple Rain is the only one I can think of. If you want to learn the bass, why care what your moronic friends say?

[SeekYourVengance]

porn for bassists.

[ameshikou79]

I like this bass!! Your movie sounds very nice.

Could you tell me how did you rec this bass sound?

(ex: Audio interface, Amp sim or Preamp? and more?)

[emperorgrant]

@MachMalWas I've tried, but I just can't stop laughing.

[rockston11]

@RenegadeAssaultSquad

Dude...I thought I was the only one until I viewed these comments....I could barely see them through the tears of laughter though.....I bet Geddy Lee's slapping his thigh somewhere out there, too. :')

[RenegadeAssaultSquad]

@MachMalWas I was totally thinking that. I kept laughing. Dude, Im crying it's hilarious.

[mouthmw]

@MachMalWas haha totally! redneck rap!

[69erthx1138]

@pamt726 It's true that any decent guitarist can play simple pattens on the bass and make standard rhythms that you hear in most music. When you look at playing at the top on both, it's a different story completely. Playings portions of scales legato or even say minor arpeggios beyond the chromatic octave of the open strings is a standard practice for a guitarist, it's an serious advanced skill set for the bassist (Buzz). Also, things like harmonics are more difficult on bass.