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Back to the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band atmosphere

The original basslines are doubled employing my 2006 Rickenbacker 4001C64S through a 1966 Super Foundation Bass amplifier.
Paul's bass is on the centre/left while mine is on the centre/right side of the stereo

Bravo! Wonderful, full tone you're getting there Signor Fai! If you don't mind my asking, what do you use to record your amplifier? Microphone? Preamp? Etc...

Incomprable, just incomprable. Fine work on this Beatles video and the others you have most recently posted.

bigbajo60 wrote:what do you use to record your amplifier? Microphone?

This item, placed in front of my amp speaker and plugged into the PC....no compressor, no preamp, sansamp or multiamp or whatever...I don't think it costs more than a couple of USD

rickinroma wrote:

bigbajo60 wrote:what do you use to record your amplifier? Microphone?

This item, placed in front of my amp speaker and plugged into the PC....no compressor, no preamp, sansamp or multiamp or whatever...I don't think it costs more than a couple of USD

The beauty of simplicity! Bravisimo!!!

Thanks Francesco. I just decided to learn this song myself before I came across your video. This will be helpfull!

rickinroma wrote:Back to the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band atmosphere

The original basslines are doubled employing my 2006 Rickenbacker 4001C64S through a 1966 Super Foundation Bass amplifier.
Paul's bass is on the centre/left while mine is on the centre/right side of the stereo

Great tone, really close.

Which kind of strings did you use for that song?

Long, shiny ones, I think.

jps wrote:Long, shiny ones, I think.

which happen to be TI JF344

rickinroma wrote:

jps wrote:Long, shiny ones, I think.

which happen to be TI JF344

Thank's

Greatly played!