Homemade Bass Part 2

A little improvisation on my new guit.

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[duraks7]

You suck as a bass guitar player. And you are using electric guitar comb.

[kjigmond]

@duraks7 and in my first video I plugged it into an old Magnavox console stereo... Uh... what's your point?

[SuiTobi]

@TheVogelDude It was something lying on top of the Amp. From 0:42 it slowly starts to move across the amp and then finally falls down xD

[x666Caboose999x]

@TheVogelDude it fell off the amp.

[TheVogelDude]

1:40 to 1:41 something behind him, at right side of amp sumthing like a grasshopper is jumped in vision

[marcuspinson]

@duraks7 dude it might not be him i mean he did make that thing out of a busted record player a peice of wood an a bit of string in under 30 mins so there a bound to be a few kinks to work out (and with all that in mind he had a pretty good groove going tward the end)

[guitmartiman]

That's quite a groove you got goin' there on you homemade 1 string bass board! That's just too cool!

[mousepad1123]

les claypool is the mothafuckin' man! nice bass.

[coondogtheman1234]

the games need to be on either CD or DVD rom discs then you need a program called MFAudio and you can do either both you can read the files in MFAudio from the games disc or copied off the game disc. there are settings you need to apply to some games i know most of them but id need the name of the game you want the audio from like tony hawk 3 or 4 for example

[kjigmond]

I had a Sega plugged into the recorder through an analog plug and just caught it in real time. The game and deck are long gone. What games work like that? Can I just copy the files with windows or would I need a separate program?