DALI'S CAR - MICK KARN BASS TUTORIAL PART 2 - THE VERSE

[@bassatnight]

Brilliantly broken down Mick. I have always found playing Mr Karns bass lines a mixture of frustration and brilliance, over trying to adopt his ‘technique’ a very unique bass player and just brilliant. Thanks for taking the time mate.

[@mindhead2005]

Thanks so much! I'm always amazed at his cleverness, his way of making something SOUND hugely complex, when in fact it can often be something simple utilised in a way a "schooled" player has been conditioned out of even thinking of!

[@neoland666]

Never could figure out what Mick actually did in main riff. Now I can! Thanks!

[@mindhead2005]

That’s what the channel is for! Glad it was of use to you. Thanks!

[@marcodegiusti5553]

Thank you!

[@mindhead2005]

You're welcome!

[@This_Fretless_Guy]

Thx🔥

[@mindhead2005]

Cheers

[@nunoharris]

Hi. Whats the brand of strings that you are using ? What pedals are you using? Thanks

[@mindhead2005]

These are D’Addario Chrome flat wound strings. The effects on this video are the Line 6 Pod GO! But it’s actually just a touch of compressor for most of the video

[@geshel]

The rhythm is the exact same thing on all three strings - G, D, and A. It's open string, hammer on 9th fret, pluck 9th fret, hammer 11th fret, pluck 11th fret. Except on the A the last note isn't a pluck on the 11th fret, you hit the open E instead. It's a stream of 16th notes up until that open E; it's in groups of 5 so that gives it the syncopated feel that I think is tripping you up.

[@mindhead2005]

I’m always open to correction Geshel, thanks for watching Do a quick video showing what you mean please

[@geshel]

This isn’t me but he is playing what I described: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hobEhJp7Z5iZjc0si=mKqlpb5Oy2s3cFw0

[@mindhead2005]

I’ll take a look, cheers