Architects | Broken Cross [Bass Cover]

[@funkaforfan]

Amazing cover dude! Spot on!

[@TheCeeze]

Thank you!

[@logansudderth2963]

amazing cover man i love the way you play

[@TheCeeze]

Logan Sudderth Thanks!

[@logansudderth2963]

no problem man

[@jackgibbonscovers3621]

great cover man !

[@qiminong5634]

Great cover and awesome bass tone!

[@TheCeeze]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrJoelandharry]

So good!

[@TheCeeze]

Thank you!

[@omarmoran3097]

Bro good bass cover. Ur really good n nice guitar by the way :) i see this lots of times just how good you are you should be in a band bro

[@TheCeeze]

You should check out Archetypes Collide. I helped write their EP with guitars and bass!

[@omarmoran3097]

Happy u writed back. Yes im on it right now. Thank you

[@cosmiczombielord]

love the new intro

[@TheCeeze]

I stripped it from the music video.

[@cosmiczombielord]

Ceeze092 oh... still is cool

[@TheCeeze]

Indeed it is.

[@yeahraffi9375]

you are fucking good! ;) i would give everything to play like you do it...

[@TheCeeze]

Haha thanks man. I've still got a lot to learn though.

[@NielsValgaerenGuitar]

awesome dude!

[@MIRAOfficial1]

That tone is so fuckin' amazing! I have an ibanez 6 string and it never sounds that good. You've got to do some bass for me, or at least reaamp some of my stuff. That's amazing!

[@TheCeeze]

***** It took me a while to get a good tone, but even then I'm still not completely satisfied with it. I appreciate the feedback though!

[@xx2]

@@TheCeeze so how did u get this tone?

[@cesarmarenco3567]

@@xx2 I think a lot of the tone from this period was from the stock Sans-Amp plug-in that comes stock with Avid Pro Tools. Then just some light EQ and compression to top it off if I remember correctly. It's been forever.

[@Ebunaii]

Dude, you're a God! Can you please share the tabs?

[@TheCeeze]

If you check out Andrey Teterlev's channel and go to his guitar cover for Broken Cross, he has tabs that I used to figure out the song. Guitar tabs are pretty much the same as bass. I just did a little improvising here and there. He has yet to give me permission to share the link that he has on his video.

[@Ebunaii]

Ceeze092 ty

[@Boydmveen]

Awesome man! :D

[@sonkaroli]

Amazing vid!!!! :D Great tone! What type of Dunlop String u used for this? (sorry for bad english)

[@TheCeeze]

I don't remember off the top of my head, it was so long ago. Maybe nickel wound?

[@sonkaroli]

@@TheCeeze thanks :D

[@baszt]

Hi mate! I am really impressed by your skills, I wish I played the bass like you.... Just a question if you are kind to answer: is there a trick to memorize all this rhythms patterns? because they are so many and they are changing so quick... or is just a thing of literally memorize them one after another? thanks and keep up the amazing work!

[@TheCeeze]

That's a really great question. I think after doing this for a while now I've been able to pick up on patterns easier. There's can only be so many combinations. For any song, I take them little by little. Work on the easier parts first and then work around it. It's really a matter of repetition and grinding away so you memorize them. It's crucial to pick on patterns that repeat so that you don't stress out as much. I remember when I was doing Survival by TesseracT I finally deciphered that the bass player was playing like 3 different patterns in different orders, so I memorized the pattern, then I memorized the order and in my head I just went through the tune. (Pattern A - A - B - A - C [repeat] for example). It certainly takes a little getting used to, but it's definitely doable. I still struggle with it a bit, especially from bands like Northlane or Issues. So I guess to answer your question, there's not really a trick. It's just a matter of listening to the tune and internalizing it. I'll usually tap along to rhythms and try to figure them out with my hands on a table or somewhere. I don't necessarily need my bass for that. Hope that answers your question.

[@baszt]

TheCeeze mate, i really appreciate your answer and it's more than enough. somehow you gave me hope. :) I remember that at times I do even myself that thing with knocking on table trying to figure out the pattern trying to understand the bass drum kicks. This is very important, isn't it? for the bass being hand in hand with the bass drum? thank so much for your time :)

[@LuisBazanCOI]

What string gauge do you use? Great cover!

[@TheCeeze]

I don't remember what I used for this, but I'm assuming 45-130

[@78superboss]

you're tonnnnnnne

[@klexpap217]

can I play it with 4 string bass?

[@TheCeeze]

+Klex Pap Yes.

[@klexpap217]

+TheCeeze thank you very much I appreciate that!

[@nunolance23]

How do you manage to have it tuned to G# and it doesn't look that loose?

[@TheCeeze]

nunolance23 Just a matter of using thicker gauges.

[@nunolance23]

So do you need to set something up or you just change the strings yourself and that's it? Sorry, I'm kind of a newbie in this "drop-tuning" thing.

[@TheCeeze]

nunolance23 Make sure the nut on the bass will be able to handle the thickness of the gauges. That information is usually posted on the manufacturers website. After you put on strings it's just a matter of fixing the intonation, action, and truss rod.

[@ElPutred]

Wake up!

[@shitisfree]

you actually look a bit like Ali Dino