it would be nice someone knows how to play it!

Sad face I can't find this on spotify anymore 😪

The longer scale sounds more "musical" and full like a grand piano. The shorter scale sounds more percussive and "punchy"

Heavy asf

The tone is near identical

As much as I tried, I could NOT find any Ukulele like the one you played. The most similar I found was an eletric fretless bass-ukulele, but not a single fretless regular baritone ukulele, eletric or not. Where can I find that?

Now play it through a 300w SVT cranked all the way up!

@ 2:40 -use rubbing alcohol for epoxy cleanup before it hardens

I remember watching this back then

POV: you are Lee Malia of bmth

Why only 3 strings?

Oh, look, you've made an electric cavaquinho! Play some metal samba!!!!

wow! So you made that song? cause it's really awesome

Crying neck bolts

Excellent experiment. Keep in mind. The bass notes you produce are longer in frequency than the room you are in. I owned a Bag end P.a. system that could go down to 8 hz. That was very impressive. But it is very specific. You need to have a band who is aware of it and can take advantage of it. Keep at it. You are on the right way. Now create your own bass. Based on what you learned here. Raise the low strings. Think of the ellipse it needs.

Hey bro, what gauge of strings did you use? How was the tension and action of the strings?

Tip to improve tuning below 20Hz: (for experts): connect the pickup output to a digital oscilloscope and check the output frequency waves or better with FFT analysis. Congratulations for having the courage to experiment.

In my opinion these experimentation with AI should stay private, soon they will be very harmful to the musicians

love how the bass is playing in the same octave as the guitar. lol

YAY you're back!

is this a song from the next gen sessions? really??

I feel like the difference becomes a lot more noticeable when you add distortion. I could tell a difference between both examples but if i didn't know better i'd think these are just 2 different bass tones.

I feel like the overtones are too loud, the actual note can't really be heard :(

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welcome

There were other prompts that sounding like bad omens I kinda wanted to include too. Either way there are some "Death of Peace of Mind" vibes in there

As a huge fan of the new album, this is extremely well done. Congratulations

The legend is back!!

Excellent

Pitch is just really hard to discern the lower the frequency

That is some flexible rebar.

То ли 6, то ли 8 гц частота может, говорят, убить. Так что вперёд, нет конца мензуре!))

This is a VERY interesting video to say the least. What is that BASS, and how did you mod it? The string spacing looks just like something I could really use, and need. Brdige?

Just play the bass Vl. Put a b string on it if you want to.

It's kind of weird how when my ears hear the low registers and fill in the lack of tune by comparing it to the rest of the discernable notes.

I wonder what my name is mud would sound like on that?

I'm impressed with the alternative tunings people can use on a 6 string.

Octave down is so much phatter. Unison is for the djent boys 😜

Not low enough. Drop it another 3 octaves.

You are the best on youtube at comparing guitar sounds.

Low string is too loose. Longer and tighter might work. Another word, overtones

Run it through a guitar amp

a double bass is playing in the same octave as a regular e bass, which is the contra octave /thus, contrabass)

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Sounds like a bagpipe.

I have a double neck guitar with a 34" 4 string bass which I converted to a contra baritone(?)/bass VI tuned to B0. I was thinking it would be cool to buy one of those Brice Defiant 53437 multiscale basses and converting it to a 7 string and tuning it down to Admiral Angry territory although I don't think I have the luthier expertise and I doubt it would be comfortable to play.

"Kool Thing" was great \m/,

Make it into a wahmola