Moonlight Sonata on Bass - Full version (Tapping)

It's a complete version of Moonlight Sonata performed by myself with my Yamaha RBX 170. I've recorded the music by microphoning my Randall RB30XM without using any effects (a little reverb would be great though). Strings are 0.40 Fender 7250's washed in acetone bath for 2 weeks (not on purpose). I've transcribed the notes by myself, and tried to play it "fluent" (not "staccato" as in the other videos) so sorry for the ones looking for any tabs, coz I haven't got any. There are a few mistakes at the end, but it's really exhausting to play it flawless. I hope you enjoy and feel free to write your opinions.

Edit: many comments are coming about the level of my amp. The level seems ok for me, even with my notebook speakers, but in some parts, it's normal for it to sound too low, coz i'm getting too "light" on the strings to lay some "emotion" on the piece. The only possible reply for this case is: turn up your volume :)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Beethoven
• Classical
• music
• stu
• stuart
• hamm
• version
• Yamaha
• RBX
• 170

[DAKASAMA]

no está mal :D

[zekimertbarut]

@DAKASAMA gracias

[warsdance]

Excellent job!!! very very goodª!!! :D !!

[zekimertbarut]

Thank you @warsdance

[GANGSTAELPASO]

sounds like you have a little damage on the 11-12 fret bar on the a string, i have hte same problem on the 4-5 fret bar sucks

[zekimertbarut]

@GANGSTAELPASO yea, i heard its a common problem on low end instruments but a luthier offer me smooth levelling of all the frets.

[GANGSTAELPASO]

@zekimertbarut nevertheless, you dead an excellent job!

[AGraveman]

any way you could tab this out? a lil hard to follow on the video.

[zekimertbarut]

@Libanass thank you

[Libanass]

Great Job