To Be Alive - Bass clip
Posted: Sun May 16, 2010 1:55 pm
Hello Friends,
Here is the latest clip I made. A non-Rick one - instead, an 8-string (with Chris' custom tuning).
Miguel
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YT notes:
A beautiful song by Billy Sherwood. Also a good example of how to make use of the 8-string bass, letting the notes shine, keeping it simple and focus on the timbre of the instrument. The top two strings are tuned in perfect fifths (just like "Changes" or "Hearts")
Here is the latest clip I made. A non-Rick one - instead, an 8-string (with Chris' custom tuning).
Miguel
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YT notes:
A beautiful song by Billy Sherwood. Also a good example of how to make use of the 8-string bass, letting the notes shine, keeping it simple and focus on the timbre of the instrument. The top two strings are tuned in perfect fifths (just like "Changes" or "Hearts")