In 17 years of playing music, I have never heard a bassist as fluid as you. No no, I'm serious. Most people, I would say they're overplaying, but you? You're like water over the fretboard, notes and chords melting into one another. Wow. You remind me of early Victor Wooten solo stuff but you have your own style. I'm not sure that people realize this, but we are witnessing the birth of a genius.
So professional! Playing live, messing up the beginning of the drum loop, and instead of just forging ahead they caught it immediately, deleted that loop, started again WHILE LETTING THE LOOP PLAY, and completed the drum beat flawlessly in the loop even though it started at the incorrect spot and went STRAIGHT into the solo at the part they should have been to get back on time. Truly, the smoothest correction and timing I've ever seen.
@@LeprekusGaming Well I'd feel a little weird timestamping a perceived mistake, for all I know they could have intended to do it that way, and if they didn't I wouldn't want someone doing that to me. The drum loop didn't start as the previous loop ended, so there's this moment of empty space before stamping the looper again to begin the drum loop. I've done the same thing playing with a looper live; not so much a mistake as like a missed exit that you were supposed to take. But I'm praising how seamlessly they merged the drum loop back in time with the main loop, which is impressive if intended but even MORE impressive if it was a correction for a live misstep.
