noodles
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Chris said:[action=Chris]does too[/action]
[action=Noodles]brings the count to three.[/action]
Chris said:[action=Chris]does too[/action]
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Garry Goodman said:You are too easily impressed my friend. He plays a very simplified version of the theme leaving out the Rumba feel in the bass, the 3 part chord melody and the 2-3 octave span between the bass and melody. Why does only use 5-6 strings to play it on an 11-string? Why does he need an 11-string at all? Playing the Super Mario Theme is like "tapping 101." It's no big deal.
I do however like his tasteful use of the low C# string in the video...as a thumb rest.
[action=Leon]tries to pick up his jaw while dodging Darren's jaw, trips over Chris' jaw, and lands on Noodles' jaw.[/action]noodles said:[action=Noodles]brings the count to three.[/action]
Garry Goodman said:Well I guess I'll make a vid of me playing the Super Mario Theme on my Adler 12-string,but I will read it directly off the piano sheet music. it will demonstrate my point. Probably on Your Tube under my name.
Garry Goodman said:I like his tune "Frosty Acres" and I think he is talented, but I don't think he would last 5 minutes in a professional situation requiring a virtuoso or even excellent bassist. Internet popularity is one thing, but real playing situations with truly excellent musicians is another. Being a top flight reader, a click track player, knowing tunes, styles and laying down a groove is a completely different story. Did the guy go to school and study music?
Garry Goodman said:"Bubblework" features the first 11-string bass with the low C#0 string I created a bass line that spans 6 octaves which can sound like guitar in the upper octaves. It is played using 2-hand touch style playing.I use the open C#0 string at the end of the tune, and it is very clear. There are no bass or guitar overdubs on these tracks. Headphones are recommended if you are listening on the computer.
Garry Goodman said:How about proving he's a virtuoso even one time? What exactly has he done to prove he's excellent bass player?
Super Mario is really basic, and with an 11- or 12-string, it takes about 3 minutes to read the tune down correctly.