Fear of a Blank Planet - Porcupine Tree - Bass Cover - Colin Edwin

[@degoshrai]

smooth

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks again Degosh.

[@baSsDiaRy01]

well played,, great sound 🎧🎵 super LiKE 💯🍻

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks very much for watching and commenting musicTV.

[@baSsDiaRy01]

@@NeilNewsomeBass you are welcome my best 🎵🙏

[@ednaplate]

What a fantastic tone. It is loosening my fillings.

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks for watching Ednaplate. That's the Roscoe for you. Please don't send a claim in for loss of dental apparatus. 😉

[@Azerty42069]

Mind blowing sound, well played sir !

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Many thanks for watching and commenting Azerty.

[@RichardIresonMusician]

Great cover for a great band!🙂

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks once again Richard.

[@andyp90210]

Awesome as always man. Loving the visual mix too. 👍🏻

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks again Andy, did this because it has my favourite drum fill of all time in it. :)

[@kylelavery842]

Sick and solid groove. You’re really getting me into Porcupine Tree! Very creative and cool video integration.

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thank once more Kyle, that was quick. Saw these live twice in the same year. Just phenomenal. :)

[@marcelalapeche]

Impressive! which effects do you use to have this sound?

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks for watching Progbass. To answer your question I don't use any effects per se. I plug direct into interface and then after recording the dry signal I add a little compression, add an Ampeg SVT amp modelling plug in and finally a little saturation. Hope this helps.

[@DW-yv6cx]

When play Steve Harris?

[@NeilNewsomeBass]

Thanks again DW. It would have to be entry level Steve Harris to get the gallop under my fingers.😉