Warwick FUSS ON THE BUSS III - 15 - Ryan Martinie (1/2)

Watch Ryan in our latest interview: • Bass Camp 2016 Intervi...

[@grillo1985]

He is the bassman just the one, a master, i can’t stop listen him

[@Divine_R]

"make it beefier" "it sounds munchier" "get a little more meat out of it" sounds like someone's hungry...

[@KamiDisturbed]

+Dev In tap 5 for beef :P

[@jamieshaffer6493]

oontur- mench , must've been getting close to lunch time

[@phoenixpruett2097]

0:14 Ryan before Mudvayne gets on stage

[@masterofmuppetz8000]

"oo! That's a cute little diddy"

[@alura1022]

I died.

[@dustinray1840]

One of the best bassist out there.

[@DizzyDez613]

"GCGCF.. It's the only thing that would stay." Lmfao

[@matheusrabelo4377]

Brbr deng

[@Koler2k]

Never thought satan sounded like that

[@rafidhassanoney4007]

The BOSS

[@jostonpowell1346]

Love how he never really gives his secrets out for his techniques. Even when talking about his tuning he says really softly like he doesn't really want to.

[@treverpitts]

Joston Powell is tuning is more C F C G i think

[@jostonpowell1346]

I know it is =)

[@ugurylmaz144]

No. He uses GCGCF tuning.

[@amilcarantunes1579]

i never saw him use the B string tho

[@tlacxztli_1]

@@amilcarantunes1579 he never almost uses the B string, that's why he also uses 4 string basses He's said that the fifth string is used for percussive playing

[@thelastemperor6357]

1:49 wtf ...amazing

[@fearthefnbeard]

Still don't know how the fuck he plays octaves like bruh this dude is a god

[@brianandreasen2200]

It's not too bad once you figure it out ;)

[@spaghettiopizza8686]

just think of it like a square (two frets and two strings apart) and figure out your own way to execute them like popping both strings, hit them on the fretboard like he does a lot, strum, etc.

[@spaghettiopizza8686]

and he does weird tunings so most of the times his octaves aren’t done like they are in standard tunings

[@salty_3k506]

2 strings and 2 frets up from your starting note. in standard tuning, this applies to every note on the fretboard.

[@PieroMinayaRojas]

But can he play Smoke on the water?

[@petermac7315]

but can he go, Br Br DENG Br Br DENG

[@jonathanrendon8661]

everyone loves that fucking butterfly technique

[@danziger69]

Ryan is awesome!

[@053DAX]

How do i get this amazing bassist in my band?

[@PieroMinayaRojas]

Pay billions of dollars

[@alexfithero]

Whats the teckinque of the slapping that made that crazy sound? |

[@andy199552]

does the riff he plays from somewhere or did he come up with it? if its in a song please mention it.

[@Adam666...]

Like my bass playing like i like my women..... warm, round and fat

[@budfudlackerinc.1900]

Br br DING br br DING

[@samdelossantos2864]

But can he seamlessly change between tejano, country, rock, and metal?

[@Slaytounge]

what does he say at 2:28?

[@captaincastaway6705]

Slaytounge “in the wrong-“

[@codbo1223landuca]

Anybody knows where that riff's from?

[@AbhiBass96]

improvised.

[@codbo1223landuca]

holy moly

[@AbhiBass96]

Anyone can make a riff on spot the reason its heavy cause its on drop tuning.

[@AbhiBass96]

True... Minor key on drop... lol.

[@AbhiBass96]

I just saw a video of Key Modulation ... I lost my soul. I am in love with theory but dont think have gone that deep in yet.

[@radboi69xxx]

Justin is great and all, but this man would've been the best in Infectious Grooves.

[@KamiDisturbed]

bolt-on? tought nt was his favourite and he would bring it always with him :P his first warwick i mean :P

[@AbhiBass96]

He has a lot of Warwicks XD

[@iunnox666]

Pretty sure his first Thumb was a BO, that's what he's playing in the Dig video, anyway. His fretless is NT for sure.

[@owencoverz8642]

J Borg Pretty Sure he uses an Nt in dig, Both the bolt ons and the neck throughs are extremely similar. Nt has a little more sustain, but both incredible instruments!

[@iunnox666]

@@owencoverz8642 You're right, that is an NT, it's got the longer horns and 26 frets. Could have sworn it was a BO.

[@gohawks248]

666th like :)