Kala U-Bass Ukulele Bass: Recording Studio Review

[@DavidJadunath]

You are passionate about that bass, and most correct. Ask Kala for an endorsement. Artisans like yourself should be kept doing what you do, so well.

[@ImpliedMusic]

i'm using mine in exactly the same way. great for that moment i need something unique, organic, expressive.

[@royalslack]

Thanks - you made me glad that I bought one. Also, that second tune is great!

[@MillSounds]

It's a great little bass for studio work!

[@SiennaArtsandCrafts]

Love the use of Granmas diamond cut lead crystal ❤

[@spikebradford3257]

Do a review of the crystal glass/pen combo!

[@MillSounds]

🤣ASMR KZbin channel on the side?

[@SiennaArtsandCrafts]

Ahem! Diamond cut LEAD crystal. Normal crystal don't ring so good. There's your review. I used to play em too. Big difference between them . Uncut sounds different again.

[@jimusikero]

cool review you have. which u bass brand did you use..? and size of it. thank you

[@MillSounds]

It's the U-Bass from Kala and uses their polyurethane rubber stings.

[@soundsokok]

have you summed through the api or is it a digital bounce ? have you tracked everythin with a click ? sounds good 👌

[@MillSounds]

I think both of the full songs were mixed "in the box" because of the nature of the other product reviews. I just happened to use the U-Bass in both of them.

[@forrestcrabbe]

I don't know how to play any instrument. I want one of these so i can learn to play it 🤘🍻🤘

[@MillSounds]

It would be a n easy instrument to start on if you're interested in Bass guitar specifically. The rubber strings are pretty easy on your fingers, so you'll not have to worry about calluses. It might be worth it to just consider a normal Ukulele from Kala as a starting instrument, the U-Bass is a great tool but it's not the most exciting instrument to sit around and play acoustically.

[@forrestcrabbe]

@MillSounds yeah man, I'm specifically interested in bass, and i figured the strings and small scale would be an advantage. I have some arthritis and hand strength issues. I have also been lookin at an ibanez gsrm20 mikro bass. I'll probly get both, just to see. Y'all have a badass day 🤘

[@MillSounds]

@@forrestcrabbe The U-Bass will definitely be easy on your hands and fingers, probably a great choice in your case!

[@forrestcrabbe]

@MillSounds awesome, thanks for the input. I like to gather a lot of opinions and information before i pull the trigger. I appreciate yer time and help. You wouldn't happen to have a good recommendation for a "learn bass for completely uncoordinated people" book would ya 😁 thanks again for yer help 🤘

[@MillSounds]

@@forrestcrabbe Haha... I'm a guitar player, I "get by" on bass occasionally. I'm not the person to ask advice from on learning bass.

[@UK.23]

can i ask what's the model of this bass?

[@MillSounds]

I think they’re all about the same except for the look. This is the Striped Ebony model.

[@TeenieeWeeniee_]

There are several models - Wanderer, Nomad, Bubinga. Not sure which one that is though.