Beautiful playing of a beautiful bass. I followed your earlier lessons - circle of fourths one finger per fret - particularly enjoyed when you son and students demonstrated their talents. Moving to fretless was so much easier because of this. Thanks ... And mine don't have not lines - just dots. Because I didn't know any better I play to the dot on that one and tuned it over 2 octaves like that. When I got a 5 string with lines I played to the lines. Seems to work for me. As you state the muscle memory takes care.
Professore, glad to see you alive & well in this new year. I constantly ask myself in continuous self scrutiny “So what are you practicing these days?” Now I wonder what old Maestro could have taught such discipline back in the old days? #StinnettMusic
Beautiful playing of a beautiful bass.
I followed your earlier lessons - circle of fourths one finger per fret - particularly enjoyed when you son and students demonstrated their talents. Moving to fretless was so much easier because of this. Thanks ... And mine don't have not lines - just dots.
Because I didn't know any better I play to the dot on that one and tuned it over 2 octaves like that. When I got a 5 string with lines I played to the lines. Seems to work for me. As you state the muscle memory takes care.
You are welcome.
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I just found this guy.....OMG I love him!!!!!
Nice
Now i need a fretless
That bass looks nice and sleek
Professore, glad to see you alive & well in this new year. I constantly ask myself in continuous self scrutiny “So what are you practicing these days?” Now I wonder what old Maestro could have taught such discipline back in the old days? #StinnettMusic
Get your shifts together people!
Is that one of those awesome Big Splits Pickup in the bridge position?
Yes.
You have to do this without looking at your fingers. It’s pointless otherwise.
Too often out of tune, man! Practice more! :D
Thanks! ;)