AutismBass - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Sometimes when I practice, it can be a very emotional heartwarming experience, especially when I'm playing a very lovely electric bass solo cover of a popular heartwarming nursery-rhyme tune like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" (or was that really "Twinkle Twinkle Bass Guitar"). Here I am experimenting with making good use of groovy glissando effects on the G-string of my clean, sharp-sounding 5-string Squier Precision Bass.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• autistic
• bass
• guitarist

[XxSexiiMariaxX]

i dont get it....lol

[autismbass]

Sure you get it honey - simple, just focus on the 1 string and know what fretts to glide to. Cheers!

[istein64]

why is your thumb resting on the pickup when your playing the G or D string? thats just BAD

[autismbass]

Actually, I was resting it on the low B string. I sometimes have to do that in order to stop the low B string from accidentally vibrating in the background.

[MeliSsJj]

you better not play youre kid to sleep like this lol

[autismbass]

Well, I don't have kids, so that's one thing I don't have to worry about LOL

[Jitszerd]

I'm sorry I have to say this:

But why all those slides? The song would be much better without them!

And try to use your other fingers as well, not only one.

Keep practising! :)

[dreadphingsk8]

yeah youre really authestic

[heatherwilliamstv]

keep on RawKiN' Music is amazing :-D

[halfdeadvampire]

it's annoying!!!!!!!!

[Adelrys]

^^' boulette

[manoodleman]

why is your remote in a bag? and why would you respond to the little girl playing cannon?

[JODQ11]

whats with the remote?

[barkatthemoon81]

Keep on rocking, mate!