Yeah, and that's totally okay if you feel like this. As I say in the video, I took a different approach. The music in your link is a complete different Song and Groove.

Thanx Man! Well if you do a notation of the whole song, probably yes. Understanding the pattern for itself, as well as the articulation of it in a staccato style, I find it easier to approach this way.

Thanx Joseph!

That's ok.

The whole point of this riff is to be hypnotic.

:-), da will ich lieber bei meinen Leisten schustern... ;-)

...yes it is. Shoot.

@@SaschaOnBass i need the distance between the 12 fret and neck pickup and the bridge pickup, tankyou

@@miqueiasmedrado5071 24th fret to Front Pickup: 10cm Bridge to Rear Pickup: 5cm Space batween Pickups: 7cm I took the measures with or from each center (middle) of the pickup

12th to Front Pickup: 31,5cm 12th to Rear Pickup: 38,7cm took from each center ofmth Pick up.

@@SaschaOnBass oh, tankyou so much, cheers from Brazil!

<3

Danke!

That depends on the Organ Player. :-)

Yes Kollege!

Says the one with all that green hair around his body... very clever! But only an asshole would write such comments 😂 Joking

@@SaschaOnBass it’s whole ass sir

Thank you so much Emra! I'll soon do the same Video with Minor 7. 😉

Will look forward to it ✌️ you are the best teacher on KZbin 🙏 keep going. Can you also do a video on how to create lines like Hadrian Feraud? I will appreciate that..

@@SaschaOnBass and what effects do you use for your sound? 😊

Vielen Dank für die nette Rückmeldung😊

Thanx Man. I am not sure what you mean by "modal/chordal drones". Especially "Drones" in that context.

@@SaschaOnBass Yes, I can see how that was not very well worded... I realize that drones are mainly on one note (e.g., C), but sometimes there are chordal drones that drone on a chord (surprise 😁), but those are rare. I was just wondering whether you know of good places to find, e.g., droning dominant chords to practice melodic minor modes over (as described in one of your other videos)? Of course, instead of drones, these could just as well be one-chord backing tracks with drums, I guess. Maybe I'll have to make them myself 🤔 Thanks!

Hey Man! Thank you too! I am glad you're here too!

Absolutely. So far I bought 4 Popes cause I love them. With this old Burner, the Preamp sounded okay but I did not liked the way it worked.

@@SaschaOnBass thank you! I will do the same with mine 😁

Much Appreciation Rogier! 🙏

Thanks so much Rogier! I admire you're playing, so this means a lot!

@@SaschaOnBass thank you😊. You sound great!

Danke Franco! :-)

Thanks!

I love you auch! So oft ich kann! :-)

"Jazz HArmony - Think, Listen, Play A Practical Approach" by Frank Sikora

Yes. I had just big time luck that it was sold in my area.

Hey, thank you! I dont have too much of a back story to this. But it is labeled #1. But as far as I know, back in the ninties, the build burner BSR Shapes. Evan Marien's Burner is a famous example of it and I think John Smith (Son of Ken) did some Videos of BSR Burners. Since its hard to find details of the 90's Burners, it's hard to find details on the Burners. :-) But, as this is a younger one (2021) I has different pickups with exposed Poles ( I hide them with duck tape) and an american Smith Bridge. Still evertime I play it, I am amazed by its sound on each pickup as well as the preamp.

Danke sehr! :-)

Thank you Brother! 💚

Thank you si much man! :-)

Thank you Charles! Okay, Harmonic Minor. Maybe in the Future. Little Tip: When in HM, Have your Pillars (Anchor) Around 3 Degrees: HM1, HM3 and HM5. HM3 you can see as thinking from the 3rd of HM1, you will get an Ionion#5 Mode. So basically Ionion but with a #5. And with HM5, you think the HM1 from the 5th. there you will have a great Myxolydian b9 b13. A famous sound. Get those under your fingers, pöaying a model vamp like Dm j7 (HM1), playing around with the HM5 (Myxo b9b13). Thats a lot of fun , you'll see. Cheers.

Thank you for watching!

You're always welcome Arnaud!

Thank you very much as well! Singing is very good! You will get there. Be patient :-)

Thank you Stefano! 😊

Hey Man! I appreciate your words and your effort, taking the time to comment. Thank you very much! It makes me glad, if the ideas are helpful! Take care!

Hi Tristan, seit ein paar Jahren liebe ich die Fat Beams von DR Strings. Die sind sehr mittig und kräftig, das gefällt mir auf allen meinen Bässen. Auf meinem BSR hatte ich Original Ken Smith (Violett Label). Ich weiß nicht mehr wie die heißen, findet man aber heraus. Die klangen auch sehr sehr gut, sind aber schwer zu beschaffen.

@@SaschaOnBass Alles klar, danke Dir! Ich habe sonst auch sehr gute Sachen über die Elixir Nickel plated Saiten gehört. Hast Du mit denen sonst auch Erfahrungen gemacht?

Ist Geschmackssache, ich mochte Elixir noch nie.

Thank you Brother! Thank you! 💚 Actually, that is the Set Up Hadrien did for me. But I had to readjust the D and G String. It simply was to low. 😂 One can hear, that I struggle with clean tone in the high register. Still feels weird. But, I love the tone and the speed. 😊

Wow, such an honour! Thank you! Who is it commenting, Ian?

Thank you too! Your very welcome! :-)

Glad it helped! Thank you and youre very wekcome.

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the content helpful! :-)

Felix of course! ;-) I found them to be the coolest Tattoos possible.