highly recommends a wireless system he's unable to play through and has to resort to a cable. I'll stick with the cable

My favorite is Noah Drums Official. He played all the notes and is enjoying himself while doing so. 'just a matter of opinion

Josh

Five strong contenders. Coming to a stage near you soon!

These guys are just average drummers playing drummer karaoke. Can they play with a band? If you’re auditioning for a band, you submit a performance video showing you can play with a band.

I’ve heard if you submitted an audition just playing along to Primus and not showing you can play with a band, you’re out. Anyone that caliber can learn Primus, but they need someone who can play with a band. They have thousands of submissions, and are giving no more than 30 seconds to a submission video. Unaccompanied submissions is a way to quickly exclude someone.

I’ve heard if you submitted an audition just playing along to Primus and not showing you can play with a band, you’re out. Anyone that caliber can learn Primus, but they need someone who can play with a band. They have thousands of submissions, and are giving no more than 30 seconds to a submission video. Unaccompanied submissions is a way to quickly exclude someone.

Always insightful video as usual. Would you consider doing a video on bass pedals?

I have seen a lot of auditions and without a doubt it is a good selection that you have made, my favorite so far #3 Batafuko

is it really bad if I point out Welcome to this world is off Pork Soda??

Just bought same one. Gonna swap out pickups and already have some Duncan quarter pounders for it. Great pickups! 5 string is my favorite but don't use 10" speakers anymore. I have a GK 2×12" 800w combo amp that is awesome! Doesn't distort at high volumes like alot of 10" speakers do when playing low B string.

The Ibanez has a preamp but the yahama could be a good choice but I love the Ibanez it gives good sound options

Your #5 Jay and #1 Josh are both insanely good drummers I’ve been following them both for a while now and would honestly be stoked if either of those two got the gig

This is interesting… I've had a number of copyright _claims_ on my channel when I've done covers, but never any copyright strikes. Since I'm not above the magic threshold to start monetizing my videos yet, I haven't worried about it. I think it helps going in knowing that if you're doing something copyrighted, you're not going to be able to monetize it. Still, there are two *major* issues with how KZbin handles this. (Well, more than two, but these are the two I'll focus on.) First, there's basically no consideration whatsoever of *fair use.* You absolutely should be able to use at least up to a 7-second clip of a published recording and be able to claim fair use since it's for educational purposes. Second, and I'd say this is at least 1/3 of the time when I get a copyright claim, I know for a fact that the entity claiming copyright _does not own the rights to the song._ A lot of times it's some random obscure artist who covered the song. Put it this way: when I cover a song, I *know* who wrote it, and usually I know what record label should be enforcing their copyright. A ton of these copyright claims are bogus.

Thanks for doing this; this whole thing is so cool for the drumming community. I’m hoping MD, drummeo, etc all do something with it. I also agree that your #1 has amazing flow. Sooo many great drummers out there!

Thanks for including my video! I am truly honored

#3 Batafuko That's the one

Rick Beato has spoken on his channel about fair use and copyright infringement problems. He might have a video that will give hints on how to get around it. Most of the time it is the labels that push the issue.

thanks man it worked on me

Cool Vid. Horns are for slap only .... they only add "buzz n fuzz" on overdrive and can sound synthetic other times. also need to take your snare drum out of the room when you record bass ...it was rather bothersome

Of all the ones I've seen, it's Ryan Masecar for me. He kicked ass on Electric Grapevine.

Unless you’re a studio professional or doing major stadium concerts you just don’t need a 2500€ instrument.

How is the weight of this compared to a bubinga Warwick?

On the old cases I would check that the latches latch properly the hinges aren’t messed up the inside carpet isnt ripped up the outside doesn’t have holes or severely damaged and so forth.. there’s the SKB shaped molded cases as well..

$100? Got a deal

I have a rectangular bass case. I don’t like them they are too bulky! I prefer the fitted ones. The “chainsaw “ ones

HAGSTROM DID IT FIRST - AND NO ONE CAN COMPARE TO ITS ACTION

I suppose you could say they've been..... _MARKED DOWN_ _😎😎😎_

Thank god for KZbin. All of these bass and guitar covers help me keep rediscovering how weird and genius xtc was. Endless discovery

Damn dude. Where have you been? Music Man Stingrayscare not cheap. Average price for a Fender P or PJ is what on the high end 2 grand? A Music Man Stingray on the low end with the single H is what? 1800??? Double H what? 2500 plus? On bass I do like a lot of selection for sounds. But honestly the Stingrays have a lot of actual History with Leo Fender. It is a more perfected design from an actual Fender bass. Leo Fender was a silent partner due to a non competition clause. And get this. Sterling Ball or Ernie's son had a hand in it too. When Music Man was going broke Ernie Ball bought the company. I am really impressed with my SBMM basses. I can really coax a lot of firt on my HH models. I actually like stingrays over Fenders because 1. I like to play closer to the nut because of the thicker sound. And can play more like guitar and kill the E and even A string hum with my thumb playing with a pick. 2. A lotyle lighter than a Fender PJ. 3.??? The 3 and 1 headstock? Really not tok sure about that. But what I do know is even with old strings either flatwound or roundwound there is a lot more sustain and or ring when I want it fretted. Take it what you will but you want an A to ring on the fifth fret E string to hit and slide fown to end a Stringray has never let me down. My Fenders I have to end on an open A and then an A on the on the E string and slide down. I can not be the only one that has notived this. Or maybe I maybe one of the few that thinks the end is as dramatic as the intro. Hell if the song is in the key of E then on bass for effect I will hit the E on the twelfth fret and slide down and kill it.

when the drummer started up...everything just came together. 😎

This guy is right. There's tons of new basses out there that sound and play fabulously, and the crafting is incredible, if you compare with axes sold in the seventies or earlier. Look at Yamaha, Sire, Ibanez, Jackson, etc

Thanks for the video and glad to know your musical journey is happy with the nice Hagstrom ... BUT I too was a Rickenbacker lover who stirred away from it because of Dave and Talkbass lots of love-to-hate with the rick. But if you listen and read it all you find the following bottomline: it's not a bad bass, it's different. And the bad reputation mostly comes from the 70s and old problems. Dave likes Fender Precision, good for him! Modern Ricks are better build. It's still an industrial instrument, you can mod it and adjust it to your liking after purchase as with any other bass. The cost is not astronomical comparing to other US made guitars, including a case. And the money goes to nice materials, correctly paid workers and good business ethic. And under the hood they keep improving. The old bridge and dual trussrod? Mostly no need to touch it as much as a Fender, intonates fine and the rods are two normal ones, not the famed 60s one. Oh, and the bridge has changed and the trussrod is single now. Trouble with the mute and the pickup cover? They're fun, and people forget that we had to mod the Fenders too to deal with shield and bridge-mute covers. Leo Fender just unadvertedly made it easier and simple to deal with, and we've gotten used to how to outsmart the quirks. Want a classic? 4003. Want rounded contours? 4003S. More modern? Hopefully the 4004 comes back. Try one, if you like it keep it, mess with it wisely and enjoy it for what it is. All basses are fun! If you don't have patience and money for a luthier custom instrument, anything will be more than enough. Oups got carried away ... by the way, I confirm it all because I finally got one: it's fun.

Vintage instruments can definitely have mojo, but the bass you've played for decades will have YOUR mojo and a story for every blemish.

Thank you so much. your video saved me financially from probably getting ripped off❤!! God bless your music career by helping people like myself.

I have a new respect for mexican made Fenders

Nobody cares, youtube cuck

Vintage-itis is only one of the manifestations of the incredible conservatism that has been plagueing the music world in general. I mean even obvious improvements that some "classic" instruments direly need, like for example the head angle of Gibsons, are not implemented because of this reason.

They also have a fiver JB with PB body and 18mm string spacing !

I would almost get one of those basses because of the color. I know a lot of people hate the color yellow but I love it. I enjoy your bass playing

I've got the p bass and the axe is an absolute weapon I love it im running the little mark 112 150 watt combo

That price on anything with Markbass name is suspicious.

Headstock reminds me of a Peavey crossed with a Harley Benton. Cool bass, dig the yellow

I live in Marietta btw and go to that same GC, thinking about going up there to check out the yellow P-bass (or maybe waiting on a black Friday deal).

Love Markbass gear. Not tried the basses yet but I'm aready Jazz'd up enough lol.

In the hands of someone competent with a cheap bass, they both sound great. In my hands, I make expensive bass guitars sound cheap.

What a fantastic video to be honest have a great weekend also what is your favorite year from the 2010s in general ❤😊🇨🇦🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🎸🇺🇸

Have the opportunity to pick this amp up right now for $129.99 plus tax…thoughts 2 yrs later?

I got the same Atk 700 ❤. Don’t sell, it an awesome bass. 🎉🎉🎉

I have an ATK that is super comfortable and feels the most "me", but when I played a Jazz Bass for the first time I was shocked how much better it sounded. Is your ATK your go to bass tonally, or just playability-wise?