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Thanks so much! Indeed I need to sit down at some point and get some of these ideas together. People really seem to like this one in particular :)

Thanks Sir!

Very much so which would make sense :) I think the neck only / series modes gets closer to the P sound, but it's not quite the same. Nice versatile bass though I think.

@JabunAudio agreed, it sounds great. My daily for the last 30 years has been a Jazz. That sound, and all its quirks, are burned into my brain

@@disgruntledfaerie Amazing! This was the first bass I ever had but it got stuck at my parent's place when I moved out and I've only just got it back after almost 10 years! Feels great to have it in arms reach again. My usual daily bass for the last 10 years has been a Sterling SB14, but it's nothing like the Jazz. Between them they really compliment each other though I generally feel more inspired with the Jazz in hand :) I'd love to get a fretless Jazz at some point

@@JabunAudio Niiice! After playing my Jazz for 29 years, I picked up a Sterling Ray4 HH last year. Been loving it. Kinda the logical next step after a J. Both Leo Fender designs, and the man was a stone cold genius. As @twoodford says, he'll go down in history for inventing the strat and tele, but the p-bass is the one that changed everything about music and made rock & roll possible.

Indeed! :D

Cheers CD :) I think there's quite a variety of bamboo/mini-saxophones these days some more similar than others, but it's been great fun (and a challenge) so far :D Some shelves are up since this video went out with more coming this week too. It's getting there!

Thanks so much :)

Ah thanks so much! I do sometimes lose myself in these things :) The EM-1 is a limited instrument in many ways, but if you push it, it goes surprisingly far! Such a fun little box :)

Thanks Sir!

Indeed! :D

Cheers :)

The little box is the Bastl Kastle (v1.5) a small synth which you patch little cables across points to generate the sounds. The bigger machine behind is a Roland Tr-08 Drum Machine which you can program drum parts on, and the red cable is sending a trigger to the Kastle so that they play in sync with each other. Both fun machines :)

@JabunAudio okay 👍 I like Black Star amps they have a lot of stuff you can do with them to they have built in drum modes have you tried black star amps before?? Black Star amps are badass.

@@patrickshannon4516 Aha! I don't think I've ever had the chance to try out a black star amp before. The write-ups I've seen have been very good though (and the demos sound nice too) :)

@JabunAudio I like those amps saves a lot of time not having to hook up ten pedals. I like a lot of effects, anything that makes me sound better is what I like. Black Star amps have it all.

@@patrickshannon4516 Ah cool, I'm more the opposite, I prefer amps with not too many options, maybe a spring reverb for effects but that's about it, then I'll go reach for anything else if/when I need/want it :) I feel like unless it's a specific effect for the purpose of playing, I play better when there's less in front of me to think about.

Gotta have a heist soundtrack :D Thanky!

Cheers :)

Thanks so much!

Thanky :D

Thanks so much :)

Thanky! Yeah... the camera did that "cuts out sound because of the noise reduction" thing so I lost the audio for the rest of it.... very frustrating, but I thought I'd post the bit that did survive anyway. It was a fun jam :)

@JabunAudio what a digital dummy...

@@TallismanRogue Very much indeed XD

The signal chain is: Yamaha YC-25D Organ -> Ammoon Pockverb (for spring reverb) -> Orange Micro Dark Amp Head -> Homemade JabunAudio "Retro Rotary" Leslie Speaker Cabinet In terms of the settings. I can't remember off the top of my head but looking at the video I can tell it's approximately: Upper Keyboard: 16', 8' & 1' flutes on full (3) Lower Main keyboard: 16', 8' & 4' flutes on full (3), and 2 2/3' & 2' flutes on 2 Lower Bass Notes: just 16' on full (maybe 8' on 1) Shorthand for flute settings where they can be from 0-3 (0 being off, and 3 being full): Upper 3300003, Lower 33322, Bass 31 (or 30) Hammond B3 equivalent drawbar settings would be approximately: Upper 808000008, Lower 808866000, Bass 82 (or 80) Hope that helps and thanks for listening :)

Thanks so much and the Interstellar Soundtrack is amazing! Lemme think... I'm not an expert in the exact notation but I'll write down the notes and my best estimates below (It's just the bottom 4 strings being played): Bb - Bb - D - A = (BbMaj7 (without the 5th)) C - C - E - A = (Am 1st inversion, or can be viewed as a C6 without the 5th) D - D - F - C = (Cm7 (without the 5th)) F - F - A - E = (FMaj7 (without the 5th)) Hope that helps!

@@JabunAudio thankss

@@mmeeeggr No worries :)

Thanks so much :)

Ah nice, I heard about this a while back too after I figured it out myself. It's a fun one!

Thanks so much. I need to go through all these ideas at some point and make a guitar/metal album :)

Been a while since I heard that one, lol XD (and Yes)

Lol! Well if you're buying XD

Cheers CD! But is there really a "best" era of LB? Some distinct and great chapters in their own way methinks :D

@@JabunAudio True true, this is just the one I remember fondest maybe. :) Significant Other was when I was really getting introduced to their sound; numetal overall. Good memories!

@@cbrd 'Tis a great album! I got it on vinyl on my first date with Eva in Brighton WAAAAY back when XD

@ Ooh that is significant! :D You may have mentioned that earlier hmm... do you play that vinyl too, or is it more a collector's item/memorabilia?

@@cbrdI do play it every now and again, it's great :D

Lol XD

Thanky :D Not often I play it on guitar, but it's definitely a bass staple of mine XD Such a groove!

I have to respectfully disagree. Used correctly I've found them to be incredibly useful for reducing reverb, flutter echos and early reflections for both listening and recording. A big bottom line is you need to get the appropriate tiles (Not just any foam will do), and you need to put up enough of them in the right places to make a difference for the application you seek. In terms of room resonance corrections, they make some improvement but are most effective when combined with thicker panels (eg: in the corners) and corrective eq/calibration of the monitoring system. One thing these panels won't do is soundproof: It's more about controlling how the sound develops in the room rather than how it gets in and out of it. Hope that helps.

Cheers! I actually got my slide out yesterday for the first time in ages on acoustic and had a really inspired session so hopefully I can record/upload some more Justin Johnson inspired jams soon :)

Cheers :) Saves the potential wall damage!

Ah cheers! And re side effects, thankfully no. Because I've always been in rented places before I've never been able to stick on the walls directly so I've had to be creative. I've heard it can be very difficult cleaning off stuck on wall tiles though.

Not yet, but it's not finished yet so still deciding. At the moment it's just "The Home Studio" XD

@JabunAudio hokay

Yup! The AVT50X to be specific. I think the X is just aesthetic though :) I really like it! Great and flexible Marshall tone for price vs size/weight

Black eyes nose bleeds!!!!

Lol! Another classic :D

Lol XD Indeed it does! Many thanks :D

Thanks so much! For a moment I read that as "we need to SEE Maiden again" to which I was thinking, dude, we have tickets :D WE really do need to Maiden again though :)

@JabunAudio yee

Thanks so much! That's not a compliment I usually get XD

Ah thanks so much! I must admit, I've been a bit lax on my slide lately, especially in Open G tuning, but I've been meaning to get back to it :)

It sure is :D Cheers!

Thanks so much!

Ah thanks! Yeah, I really need to get a crimping tool at some point. They're handy things to have around :) Good shout!

It does! There's surprising a lot of empty space...

Ah hi Mihai! Thanks so much! Hope things are all well on your end. It's been a while XD

Thanks Pa :D

Thanks so much :)

Thanks so much Sheila! Hope all's well on your end and Happy New Year!

Thankee good sir!