Bass Player Live 2012 - Kala U-Bass Booth and Workshop with Bakithi Kumalo and Abraham Laboriel

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  • Kala Brand Music presented a U-Bass workshop at BPL 2012.
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    More info about Bass Player Live 2012:
    Like a multi-faceted funk feel finally settling into the groove, Bass Player LIVE! 2012 is now moving full bore with one of our most potent and diverse events to date. On October 20 & 21, Los Angeles is your must-do destination, as we present Lifetime Achievement Awards to rock icon Chris Squire of Yes and Bob Marley and the Wailers reggae legend Aston "Family Man" Barrett. Both will perform at the Saturday night concert and appear at live clinic interviews. In addition, the late genius Jaco Pastorius will be honored at the concert with a Posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award presented to the Pastorius family on the 25th Anniversary of his untimely passing. The ceremony will include a specially-edited advance clip of the upcoming Jaco documentary hosted by Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo. Newly named Berklee Bass Department Chair Steve Bailey will resume his musical director role for annual All-Star-Jam.
    An unparalleled clinic line-up, which will once again coincide with gear exhibitors rooms and booths at S.I.R., includes debut spots by Duran Duran's John Taylor, Metal master Frank Bello (teaming with Megadeth's David Ellefson), Whitesnake bassist Marco Mendoza, bassist/educator extraordinaire Damien Erskine, and LAMA Bass Department Chair Jerry Watts performing with the John Daversa Progressive Big Band. Returning clinicians include Nathan East, 2010 Bass Player Lifetime Award recipient Alphonso Johnson, Rickey Minor, Hadrien Feraud, and Bobby Vega. In addition, Robert Trujillo and Steve Bailey will present a tribute clinic to Jaco Pastorius, while Phil Chen and Nathan Watts will offer a tribute clinic to the late Bob Babbitt and Duck Dunn. Elsewhere, Brian Bromberg will do a live broadcast of the two-day happenings on his Bass On The Broadband internet radio station, and Stu Hamm will host clinics in the Musician's Institute room.
    Confirmed guest artist appearances include Verdine White, Lee Sklar, Jack Casady, Bakithi Kumalo, Dirk Lance, Evan Brewer, Andrew Gouche, Ready Freddie Washington, Oskar Cartaya, Jimmy Earl, Alex Al, Tim Lefbvre, Mike Elizondo, Gary Grainger, Bernhard Lackner, Sean Hurley, Bubby Lewis, Bunny Brunel, Norm Stockton, Rufus Philpot, Russel Blake, Igor Saavedra and more. All of your favorite gear companies are onboard, as well, such as Warwick (who will feature clinics and performances in their room, daily), Aguilar, Ampeg, Fodera, Hartke, Tech 21, Carvin, MTD, Epifani, Kala U-Bass, DR Strings, Ibanez, Dunlop, Spector, Gibson, Dean Markley, Epiphone, Sukop, Smith, LaBella, newcomers Paul Reed Smith, Elixir Strings, Bass Strings Online, and more.

Komentáře • 23

  • @raddvid
    @raddvid Před 11 lety +4

    NIce! Got me a California U-Bass (natural finish) a few months ago and I'm not looking back. It's a beautiful thing and I love it, love it, love it! Thanks Kala.

  • @JimmyFrank8455
    @JimmyFrank8455 Před 8 lety

    awesome basses....

  • @joshsmith159
    @joshsmith159 Před 10 lety +6

    Sound like elastic bands.

  • @johnthebaptist6953
    @johnthebaptist6953 Před 8 lety

    I believe that the sound of the U Bass is improved tremendously by using regular bass guitar strings. ..

    • @quietri0t
      @quietri0t Před 8 lety

      +JOHN THE BAPTIST Won't this affect the stability of the neck in the long run due to the tension of strings made out of metal? And is it possible to achieve the necessary tension so the strings won't flap when being hit while they're still sounding low? I've only seen people slapping metal strings and not striking them. Would be good to know.

    • @JimmyFrank8455
      @JimmyFrank8455 Před 8 lety +1

      I agree with you

  • @DayWarrior6
    @DayWarrior6 Před 10 lety +7

    I've tried one of these before. The strings where just really floppy feeling and you couldn't slide on the strings well, so you couldn't do much with it. It also can't really slap so that's a deal breaker for me and a lot of people. Fun toy and great tool for people who travel and play upright, but if you play an electric bass, it's definitely not worth around $1000. It's a cool idea, but extremely underdeveloped. Give it at least 5 years before you buy one.

    • @tidaltripod2920
      @tidaltripod2920 Před 4 lety +3

      Spencer Beberman just got one today. I waited long enough yeah?

    • @biosec9361
      @biosec9361 Před 2 lety

      @@tidaltripod2920 I ordered one today. Hopefully 7 years is even better!

  • @xhibitionism
    @xhibitionism Před 7 lety

    3.40

  • @jamesoywe
    @jamesoywe Před 11 lety

    who was jamming out with mike meritt @ 1:25?

  • @henniebogan1
    @henniebogan1 Před 11 lety +1

    I Feel like the classic u-bass is a really odd shape and uncomfortable to play

  • @CleberMartinsoficial
    @CleberMartinsoficial Před 9 lety

    kkkkk, não é tão ruim assim, mas é muito especifico o som dele né!!!

  • @DwaineShawnsonTV
    @DwaineShawnsonTV Před 11 lety

    There isn't much decibel to this bass when it's un-amplified. It's not much of an acoustic instrument.

  • @DrDizzleFrizzle
    @DrDizzleFrizzle Před 10 lety

    Rubber strings...you could seriously make the same thing for like...$25

    • @xUNKNOWNxAC94
      @xUNKNOWNxAC94 Před 9 lety +1

      Not rubber. A polyurethane type of material.

  •  Před 9 lety +3

    é bonito, mas o som é uma merda..

  • @LRS905
    @LRS905 Před 10 lety +3

    Damn, sounds like crap...so many bass celebrities, and how many of them play this thing on a regular basis?

  • @Silentscreamer2009
    @Silentscreamer2009 Před 10 lety +4

    that's so cute. but sounds terrible.

  • @jp-tokyo6793
    @jp-tokyo6793 Před 5 lety

    Abraham, not this time dude!👎🏻🤭
    Terrible solo 😂

  • @cursedswordsman
    @cursedswordsman Před 10 lety +4

    Rofl, that sounds like garbage