Sound like James Jamerson with a Pick (#57)
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Use the unique Carol Kaye Pick to help you Sound Like James Jamerson.
Sound Like James Jamerson with a Pick, surely not?
Well this, pick produces a Rich, Warm, Dark, sound that is characteristic of Jamerson's trademark sound.
Whilst Jamersons sound come from he FINGERS, his TECHNIQUE, his MUTING and his awesome TALENT, the tonal quality produced by this Carol Kaye pick can impact your sound WHATEVER BASS YOU PLAY.
In the lesson, you will see and hear comparisons between playing with the Carol Kaye pick, a more standard pick and also playing fingerstyle on a handful of different basses, with different string types and different set ups.
There's a great bass line to learn, plus some techniques that you can plug into your own playing.
This lesson is perfect for anyone who wants to use a pick to get different sound our of their bass and who loves the playing style of James Jamerson.
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The Lesson Timeline
0:00 Intro
1:11 Carol Kaye Pick
2:14 Carol Kay Pick v Standard Pick
3:18 Comparison Test
4:15 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Fingerstyle
4:26 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Standard Pick
4:37 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
4:48 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
4:58 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Fingerstyle
5:09 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Standard Pick
5:19 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
5:30 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
5:41 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Fingerstyle
5:51 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Standard Pick
6:02 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
6:12 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
6:23 Musicman Stingray, EQ Off & Fingerstyle
6:34 Musicman Stingray, EQ Off & Standard Pick
6:44 Musicman Stingray, EQ Off & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
6:55 Musicman Stingray, EQ Off & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
7:06 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass Boost & Fingerstyle
7:16 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass Boost & Standard Pick
7:26 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass Boost & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
7:37 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass Boost & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
7:48 Musicman Stingray, Full Treble Boost & Fingerstyle
7:58 Musicman Stingray, Full Treble Boost & Standard Pick
8:09 Musicman Stingray, Full Treble Boost & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
8:19 Musicman Stingray, Full Treble Boost & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
8:30 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass & Treble Boost & Fingerstyle
8:40 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass & Treble Boost & Standard Pick
8:51 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass & Treble Boost & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
9:02 Musicman Stingray, Full Bass & Treble Boost & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
9:13 1962 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Fingerstyle
9:23 1962 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Standard Pick
9:33 1962 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
9:44 1962 Fender P Bass, Full Tone & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
9:55 1962 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Fingerstyle
10:06 1962 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Standard Pick
10:16 1962 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
10:27 1962 Fender P Bass, Half Tone & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
10:37 1962 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Fingerstyle
10:48 1962 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Standard Pick
10:58 1962 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Carol Kaye Pick TIP
11:09 1962 Fender P Bass, Tone Off & Carol Kaye Pick EDGE
11:19 Bass Comparison Summary
11:36 SOUND LIKE JAMERSON WITH A PICK TEST
12:24 Summary
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The Academy of Bass is an on-line bass school founded to help bass players of all abilities to simply play better bass. Whilst we aim to deliver easy to understand lessons, our main focus is to show you how to take what you've learned, practice it and give you as bunch of great ideas of how to develop it, so that you can get it into your own playing. - Hudba
Interesting lesson nice one
Thank you. A little more lighthearted than my usual lesson, but enjoyable to make all the same👍
Thanks for posting- trying NOT to use a pick following the recent ‘Bass Day’ in Coventry as I thought that they were prohibited!😄
But maybe I’ll give it a go. I do like the ‘attack’ that a pick gives you but it is subtle.
By the way, have you ever given a lesson on the Jamerson ‘chromatic exercise’? A bit of a finger twister for us beginners but good when it’s played properly!
Thanks Kevin. Yes the pick does give a nice attack. I do like refer the finger picking method for the Jamerson sound though.
I’ll give the chromatic approach some thought👍
The red P-Bass sounds the best, Keith.Einvery old bass, I saw the bridge... crazy
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Thanks for this huge effort 👌
Kaye pick sounds good with the musicman, better still with the old P bass, but honestly, you could throw some nails on this bass and it will sound incredible, such a good bass ❤
For my taste only fingerstyle sounds like Jamerson, maybe with a felt pick?
I agree, but I was so taken with this pick, I though it would be a fun video to make.
@academyofbass And right you were 😎
Appreciate the effort 👌 and maybe I'll give them a try, still haven't found what I'm looking for, to quote a nearly unknown band/singer 🤔 😂
Far better than a felt pick.
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