Cello Strings On A BASS Sound UNBELIEVABLE

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Turns out CELLO strings actually sound amazing when you put them on a bass! Remember to TAP like and subscribe if you enjoyed this!
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@tbrown15 2 года назад

I think the world needs that full Claire de lune bass cover, sir.

@JonHammond81 2 года назад

Yeah, but on a fretless!

@johng.4389 2 года назад

I need that!!

@lukewragg8061 2 года назад

Yeah that ending 👌

@arkdecon13 2 года назад

Omg I need more.

@christianmcdepressed5899 2 года назад

Yes please

@MAMCCO 2 года назад

You know what I like about you? You don’t talk for 40 minutes about putting cello strings on a bass, you just do it and demonstrate it. Good on ya

@shaynerushton214 2 года назад

Yeah, you know this is so true… lol. Lets talk about the history of strings and how they changed music in the 500s…

@chriscantor6329 2 года назад

Na, I prefer the first 20 minutes listening to all the wonderful things that will happen to me if I like and subscribe to this channel.

@VIpown3d 2 года назад

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@johnmartinez7440 2 года назад

Complaining about longer sponsored videos? Wow, you guys sure are keeping it relevant and edgy.

@hccarder 2 года назад

Lols

@jonasbarbery7193 2 года назад

As a pro bass player for almost 50 years, listening to this guy, I died a little inside.

@gustafsone 2 года назад

If I had closed my eyes before listening to this clip, I would swear that it was Victor Wooten. I haven't come across many others players who play bass this way and have this type of tone come out of their instrument. It's just beautiful!

@TheBigMclargehuge 2 года назад

Nor should you. You should quit because you're a bad player in general and you'll never be any good.

@StackBundle 2 года назад

@@TheBigMclargehuge Bruh 😂

@billrussell7672 2 года назад

@@TheBigMclargehuge david koresh's illegitimate son/her/it with Janet Reno

@QuantumMechanic_88.9 2 года назад

Been playing for 54 years and sitting here feeling numb .

@gregholmes7537 2 года назад

A comparison of "standard" bass strings vs cello with everything else dialed in the same would be interesting.

@fivespeed3026 2 года назад

That’s what I was expecting to hear.

@stitch626aloha 2 года назад

Considering a typical P/J Bass and a cello are almost the exact same scale, I think it really boils down to quality(which is not entirely brand-specific) and the set-up

@beezball 2 года назад

Yeah, the tap bass playstyle isn't exactly represent either. Not to discount his excellent ability.

@dailyflash 2 года назад

@@fivespeed3026 Same here. Was it processed at all?

@alexandersimmons3350 2 года назад

that's my question as well. However as a cellist, I gotta point out that our strings are under VASTLY higher tension than those on a bass, and presumably have to be stronger as a result. How that affects the acoustic properties I have no fucking clue. They definitely feel different to the touch.

@roguecheddar 2 года назад

I don't know why, but for some reason I'd really like to hear this done on a fretless. I think it would be beyond otherworldly. If anyone can make that work, it would be you, Charles.

@kedrickswain6509 2 года назад

or, just play a cello like a bass in tap style?

@roguecheddar 2 года назад

@@kedrickswain6509 Yes, that would be cool, but I want to hear it on a fretless Fender Jazz. I would like to hear Charles making Jaco smile.

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

@@roguecheddar Oh Charles has made Jaco smile before trust me! I got pictures to prove it!

@roguecheddar 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghostI don't doubt it, but I would like the 8x10 glossies just the same. 8:=)

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

@@roguecheddar 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Awe. You played along. My kinda pal..... ❤️

@KapnKregg 2 года назад

Mad props for being one of the few musicians who can make tapping sound *musical* and not just gimmicky. Amazing stuff!

@comradeq2493 6 месяцев назад

it really breaks down to being alot like the piano

@BytebroUK 2 года назад

Wow. I'm 63 and never in my life have I heard an electric bass played like that. Bravo, indeed. Oh and yes, of course, would love to hear the whole piece :)

@X3R0D3D 2 года назад

i think this is the whole piece. its a song composed by randy rhodes called "Dee" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J9BQRMBjUOY.html

@oleran4569 2 года назад

Along a similar line: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-joh4rzVk6uY.html Cool and complete!

@HK_Productions47 2 года назад

@@X3R0D3D It was Claire de Lune by Debussy it's typically played on piano.

@bluesteel5688 2 года назад

The 'unbelievable' part is your playing...simply magnificent

@motolicious12 2 года назад

Absolutely brilliant. You are the type of musician that inspires other people to be better musicians... or you inspire people to give up and pawn all their gear.

@ebierke 2 года назад

I think you're on to something there. I need more room in my house anyway...

@Moment2Forever 2 года назад

Why would you pawn it if you were quitting? Doesnt make sense, you would sell your gear...

@bluarcher5941 2 года назад

yeah...that's pretty mind-blowing stuff. Phenomenal playing.

@1171karl 2 года назад

@@Moment2Forever Just in case you hear someone playing a few days later and think 'I could do that better'

@Aigentcy 2 года назад

Give it up. There are people better than you

@jakkutlukov4121 2 года назад

I need a 10 hour version of this ASAP

@janosmikulas8303 2 года назад

Yess

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

It takes you that long to get off? Jeeeeez!

@eltacoache7191 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost I know right.. this dude is weird.. I was off the second I clicked

@scottdotjazzman 2 года назад

That's what the repeat button is for!

@janosmikulas8303 2 года назад

Unfortunately that's 4595 times pressing the repeat button.

@louisaccardi2268 2 года назад

Beautiful and amazing. Not only the sound of the strings, but how well this fellow played those strings.

@WilfulFox 2 года назад

Can’t stop listening to this; so beautiful. Being on a bass makes this sound so special (saying this as a guitarist). Such a rich, warm sound. Thanks for this, and I’d love to see/hear other classical pieces from you :)

@WilfulFox 2 года назад

p.s. the reverb you’re using was perfect; mind telling me what you’re using?

@eXclurel 2 года назад

Next Video: "Hamstrings on a Bass sound UNBELIEVABLE"

@danielfmyers 2 года назад

Followed by “Bass Strings on a Ham OMG”

@CharlesBerthoud 2 года назад

Where can I get hamstrings?

@Simon__L 2 года назад

@@CharlesBerthoud ask butchers ;)

@thrashtildeth247 2 года назад

@@CharlesBerthoud “Bend over and I’ll show you.”

@testingsomething5280 2 года назад

@@thrashtildeth247 Let's slow down now

@souvikchatterjee7400 2 года назад

Moral of the story: Any string sounds good on Bass when it is played by Charles

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Did you know they make tampons for men? I'm not joking. I'm going to have to downvote used men's tampon string there my friend.....

@JesusMowsMaLawn 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghostYou know I could've gone my whole life without knowing that but now I have to know anyway

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

@@JesusMowsMaLawn yea. Wish I never overheard that on the public bus either. I'm damaged goods now knowing such awful crap! Oh no! I said crap! Made me think of it again! Gross!

@alphagt62 2 года назад

I didn’t know Cellos had steel strings? I thought they were cat gut like on a violin? We learn something new every day. ( I know they are nylon now, and not cat or sheep guts, although I think they are still available at a steep price)

@massimot.1112 2 года назад

That's it.

@Tiogadon 2 года назад

Tremendous playing! This is some of the most impressive musicianship on youtube.

@Pax3897 2 года назад

I've been playing guitar for 57 years. Sounds like sounds like something I would try lol. Awesome playing dude. I didn't know Cello strings had metal in them, use to play Violin back in the 1990's, their strings were not metal. Pickups wouldn't really amp them up like I wanted.

@jonathansilasbull 2 года назад

Some cello(and double bass)strings are synthetic core, wound with some fine metal and then covered with another synthetic substance. they sound amazing and stay in tune way better than gut strings ever could

@alexandersimmons3350 2 года назад

metal strings for cellos has become the standard. They are made from a wider variety of metals; I think mine may have tungsten alloys in the cores. Violins are typically similar. It's been a long time since gut strings were widely used and synthetic materials, while commonly used, are not the dominant style.

@mikeharris6833 2 года назад

@@alexandersimmons3350 the core is usually synthetic gut.

@alexandersimmons3350 2 года назад

@@mikeharris6833 a lot of modern players favor the brighter, bolder tone of the metal cores, but yes, synthetic gut is common as well. Often cellists use metal for the low strings and synthetic gut for the high strings, to make them mellower and less shrill. Granted it was quite some time ago that I did my research when buying my strings (which I have not changed in more than fifteen years) and trends may have shifted. I know mine are metal, all four of them.

@pascal7357 2 года назад

Dear Charles, this video is way too short: I had to listen to it 5 times in a row to compensate. Seriously beautiful!

@marnaehrech1223 2 года назад

I agree!!!! I want at least a half hour--20 min minimum!!!!!

@cienciasdedatosfran 2 года назад

Anyone know or recognize the first part of this mix i know the second part is claire de lune but cant help finding the first.

@X3R0D3D 2 года назад

@@cienciasdedatosfran im almost certain the entire piece is actually a song called Dee, check out the link and listen closely, as its played on acoustic guitar. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J9BQRMBjUOY.html

@stuckinthestation 2 года назад

There was a 70s german/swiss progressive band called Henry Cow. The bass player was a cellist, so she would use a dan armstrong plexi bass, with cello strings and tuning. Enjoy!

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Henry Cow was amazing. Rarely hear of anybody else anymore mention them. Extremely cool band. Bravo for shedding light on them for the youngins- 🙏🏼

@3rdmm 2 года назад

HC was a British band, which included master experimenter/improvisor Fred Frith.

@stuckinthestation 2 года назад

@@3rdmm yes you're right, my fault. Only the singer, Dagmar Krause, she's german.

@philipburkinshaw5608 2 года назад

@@3rdmm I went to school with Fred (Phred) and he was a great jazz pianist and double bass player as well as a great guitarist.

@BrainyBoy1200 2 года назад

Jannick Top from the 70s prog band Magma had a similar thing, playing a bass tuned to CGDA (like a cello) but with a massive amount of fuzz 😅

@robinserna7152 2 года назад

Wow ... I have never heard a Bass played quite like that.... That was so Beautiful and you play so well! Thank you for sharing!

@cienciasdedatosfran 2 года назад

I rarely feel like this, today you made me feel something that i find so hard to feel, i need a whole cover of this piece! Amazing Charles!

@ScarlletHearts 2 года назад

As always, these short vids give out burst of happiness. Enough to inspire you to keep going with life and your dreams.

@CharlesBerthoud 2 года назад

That's great to hear!

@eminpehlivanoglu1033 2 года назад

Definitely!

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Everybody "bursts" when they look at Charles....... total hotty!

@justinm1766 2 года назад

So inspiring! Makes me so grateful to be a part of a world of bassists, musicians. We really might change the world this time.

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

@@justinm1766 just gotta write that LETS GO BRANDON song as a giant collaboration, take over a radio station, and play it for a week str8! That aught to get change a started huh??

@pudds 2 года назад

Beautiful stuff. Big Debussy vibes. Honestly would love a Claire DeLune tap rendition.

@lokephoenix1039 2 года назад

Seconded, Claire De Lune is beautiful

@alessandrofinocchi5608 2 года назад

From 0:32 he's playing Claire de Lune

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

@@lokephoenix1039 yeah she's hot! Either of u tap it yet?

@luisbalderrama8145 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost Omg... Take your like lol

@kenz2756 2 года назад

@@alessandrofinocchi5608 I recognized the ending of the piece, but the part in the beginning of this video seemed a bit random to me. I thought it was a mix/mashup.

@TheSagerider 2 года назад

I have come back to this video several times now because your music is so beautiful. You play your instrument like a concert pianist and it is truly lovely. Thank you. :)

@shaunweaver5619 2 года назад

Smokin' Debussy! I agree. Need the full cover!

@ZXMany 2 года назад

Seriously beautiful playing, amazing stuff! I always wondered what a tapping version of Clair de Lune would sound like, and this is not only very impressive from a technical standpoint, but it's so nice to listen to

@varunagrawal7036 2 года назад

Hello Zx! Never expected to see you here

@lucasbatistamusica8677 2 года назад

But this is not Clair de Lune

@X3R0D3D 2 года назад

@@lucasbatistamusica8677 is this Dee?

@james_subosits 2 года назад

Not exactly Claire de lune, but there's quotes in there for sure.

@theirritatedirishman5440 2 года назад

This young man has become one of my top 3 favorite string instrument players. I don’t care what everyone thinks the instrument he’s playing was intended for but how he utilizes it blows me away! Bravo Charles!

@nohonorifics4362 Год назад

I wish there was more of this because other than this video, there's almost no people who play with cello strings on a guitar/bass Absolutely love how it sounds

@whatposterman1222 2 года назад

Worst version of “Smoke on the Water” I’ve ever suffered through.

@vadimzubovich5537 2 года назад

That's the content we all are lacking on RU-vid: all the needed words are in the title, pure musicianship in the video. Thanks for that, I know such videos may not be as popular as the mainstream talk-talk-talk videos, but the fans of this format will appreciate and will stay with you forever

@uriahvoltairealt 2 года назад

I'm not sure it's the strings that make that bass sound unbelievable sir. You simultaneously make me want to play my bass all day every day, and to burn every instrument I own because I'll never be that good. You are a phenomenal player sir. My hat is off to you.

@dakotakeller1606 2 года назад

Keep it up. I bet he thought hed never be this good either! Hard work and dedication go a long way

@NEO_MusicProductions 2 года назад

You’ll never be that good. None of us will. And that is ok. I myself am a multi-instrumentalist and producer and I play Bass too. With time you learn to accept that you’ll never be as good as them because we don’t have 8 hours a day to play our instruments, BUT as long as you’re having fun, that’s all that matters 😉

@QuantumMechanic_88.9 2 года назад

Where in the world does one get the idea to put cello strings on a bass guitar ? Your playing is mind blowing and all the best for 2022 .

@CapitalFoodAdventure 2 года назад

It has been so fun watching your skills grow over the past couple of years. This bass solo was perfect in every way! Keep it up!

@nikytamayo 2 года назад

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Charles: here's a polyphonic interpretation of Ode to Joy on a bass strung with knitting yarn.

@JohnFisk-OHS-78 2 года назад

ROTFL... !!

@bigkahuna5445 2 года назад

@Tom-Tom Tom I farted

@bigkahuna5445 2 года назад

@Tom-Tom Tom Bruhaaaa,how'd u know what I ate. O jeez there's another one.

@keldrean 2 года назад

Cotton, wool, or acrylic? They do have some metallic yarns

@bloodblade5860 2 года назад

That was beautiful. Genuinely beautiful heavenly sounding even would love to see a full track like that

@skateborg 2 года назад

Bravo Charles! Such a great technique. I can't begin to understand how this works and I've been playing bass for 40 years.

@madeirafonseca6383 2 года назад

That is astonishing! The sound is fabulous, and YOU are extremely talented.

@perryjames9139 2 года назад

This is phenomenal!!!!!!!! The tone is beautiful.

@tyronejames4187 2 года назад

This goes to show that the cello is one of the beautiful sounding instruments ever

@sherryroberts7716 2 месяца назад

FANTASTIC!! You are a talented guitarist and the sound is amazing!

@ShEDDiNgmYSkiN 2 года назад

I've never seen anyone being able to work the fretboard like you. Love your videos, you are amazing.

@benlyon 2 года назад

This may be my favorite video you’ve done yet! What a beautiful sound.

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Charles could put braided pubic hair on his bass and it'd sound like St Peter playing bass at heavens gates ❤️

@CharlesBerthoud 2 года назад

🤣one of the most creative comments ever

@egAMDG361 2 года назад

bruh what

@OldQueer 2 года назад

1 million subs special?

@mlpreiss 2 года назад

At least Charles didn't ask where he could get braided pubic hair!

@OldQueer 2 года назад

@@mlpreiss Sounds like a community event to me. A single pube from each of his subscribers braided into the finest 4 strings the world has ever seen.

@damiano8794 2 года назад

Really good stuff! I would enjoy also a longer version a lot! Thank you for making this!

@Wob-O 2 года назад

I think his videos more reflect his dedication than anything. Bass isn't my main instrument so there's no way I could pick one up and get these tones. Amazing videos, hope they keep coming.

@moliblacks5 2 года назад

The beast!

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

No....no.....he didn't pull that out! Sicko!

@mjmason75 2 года назад

Charles may not be able to play every single top lick from all the greats over the years (although it's possible), but either way, I think he is the best overall bass player that I've ever seen! Seriously! Amazing!

@Donna-cc1kt 24 дня назад

Proof to the quote- Music has charms to soothe the savage beast. Sir, that was beautiful.

@TheDaaazer 2 года назад

You know when you hear something, and you just never want it to end? I have now listened to this clip multiple times from end to end on repeat. Brilliant musician. Are you of this Earth?

@warlord733 2 года назад

Honestly, all youre playing sounds so good, I can hardly tell the difference

@BrassThunder 2 года назад

Gorgeous sound, it would be nice to hear you do several different complete songs with those strings.

@ricktuttle5393 2 года назад

Amazing. Beautiful sound and the talent level is through the roof.

@mikeletartaglia5931 2 года назад

Probably the best u ever made.... Bravo , beautifull tecnique & beautifull sound... Fantastik....

@barok0601 2 года назад

Charle's musicality transcends instruments.

@jiminnorthdallas1227 2 года назад

WOW! I put cello string on my bass in the ‘80’s, but I could never play like that. Well done!

@BinkyTheToaster 2 года назад

That brought me joy. Thank you so much!

@beatlesrgear 2 года назад

I've never seen anyone play bass like that!! Crazy cool!! Well done!!

@JoaoLima-en1jp 2 года назад

Estou em estado de choque. 40 anos com música e nunca, mas nunca mesmo vi algo parecido. Só faltou ele entrar num disco voador e ir embora. Muito, mas muito especial.

@stellaricity9883 2 года назад

as someone who plays the cello, this is a sacrilegious act and a blessing at the same time

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Are you talking about what your doing behind your phone screen or what your doing behind your phone screen?

@stellaricity9883 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost ?

@Reaganhussy 2 года назад

MY MAN GOT SOME LIKE LES GOOO

@westonknight7474 2 года назад

Just beautiful sir, and your technical skill level is off the charts. Wonderfully done sir, be well.

@Ruth-xd2xo 5 месяцев назад

Just what I needed as I start my workday. Thank you so much.

@assshakerstudios549 2 года назад

Wow that tapping riff was excellent! Hard to get my interest on bass too, as I'm a bassist and not easily impressed...good job!

@MarkMarvin1983 2 года назад

That was so awesome!! The tone on that was perfect. I'm gonna try to find some cello strings lol. The action on my bass isn't as easy as your basses Charles. I have everything set as low as I can. But it's probably because it's a cheap Rogue bass. :(

@MaximumWarp2099 2 года назад

Wow! This made me feel happy for some reason. Thank you!

@DeadShred9 2 года назад

I'm a Guitarist 40 years now . Its very good to see some Amazing Bassists on YT , finally taking a Page from the Billy Sheehan hammer on Book . Fantastic playing !!!!!!!

@smuhhhh 2 года назад

Have you ever played around with a Chapman Stick? Seems like it's the perfect instrument for your beautiful two handed technique

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

He's played with a Chapped Stick of course he has haven't all of us guys? Two hands is ackward tho-

@LReezy1992 2 года назад

Playing like this, I'm pretty sure you could string up with office depot rubber bands and still sound amazing.

@calebwallace2827 2 года назад

I play cello and so hearing it this way is awesome! Great Job again!

@ruaraidhmcdonald-walker9524 2 года назад

Amazing. Have both a cello and a bass but never thought to try this. Astonishing.

@byonskio 2 года назад

The tone reminds me of Jaco's, it would be lovely to try those on a fretless bass

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Jaco had hand burns as a baby. They used his foreskin to recover his playing hands fingertips. That's how he got that baby smooth yet elastic and surprisingly cocky tone. The lady's loved his hands as well.......

@BassandBuds 2 года назад

fretless bass and bow!

@geraldfriend256 2 года назад

Charles the boss.I don't like highly technical stuff generally, unless it has melody, phrasing , meaning, and beauty.What in the actual ......whew

@BuckRogers2000 2 года назад

Amazing style and effort, thanks!!

@technowey 2 года назад

That is fantastic! Than you for posting this!

@lowbassdude1987 2 года назад

I love this sound! Probably because it's closer to what I am used to. The arpeggios reminds me of debussy!

@nikkmorse 2 года назад

Charles you could put party popper strings or tampon strings on a bass and sound awesome 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Take away ON A put in UP A and remove the B from bass and reread

@hmpz36911 2 года назад

Dehydrated tapeworms as strings

@hmpz36911 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost Butt stuff

@viewoftheaskew 2 года назад

That is by far the most beautiful thing I have ever heard come out of bass guitar!

@panhead55 2 года назад

Amazing, the talent that is out in the world. Great piece!

@Thefare1234 2 года назад

I loved the Debussy reference. Classical music sounds amazing on bass.

@joloj23 2 года назад

I think this is one of the best videos you’ve ever made. The strings, notes..you should do more of this. Show how versatile the bass can really be even with a few tweaks. Absolutely beautiful. No picks though. Do not shame yourself that way. Excellent video.

@mellowtron214 2 года назад

That was significantly more rad than I was expecting. 10/10

@patyourself4750 2 года назад

Incredible, a whole album of that vide with those strings would be gods sent

@stevesynth 2 года назад

I don’t think I have ever heard a bass sound so musically on it’s own 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@OriginalDrums 2 года назад

Incredible mate! Love it if you could play queen ‘millionaire waltz’ 👌🏻👌🏻

@TheKinderdoc 6 месяцев назад

Your playing is so amazing!

@vanessajazp6341 8 месяцев назад

AMAZING!! Very beautiful. Great fingerwork.

@u4icdissonance180 2 года назад

Next logical step... use a bow on them :D! Seriously, this sounds incredible and I'm really curious what a cello bow on cello strings -- on an electric bass -- sounds like. (I think Tool's Mantra uses a cello with some guitar effects but somehow I don't think this will sound like that).

@marnaehrech1223 2 года назад

The guitar doesn't have a curved bridge so you couldn't use a bow

@leftaroundabout 2 года назад

The flat bridge is one part of the problem, the insufficient space to touch even the outer strings is another, and finally even if you do manage produce a decent tone the pickups won't bring it out well because they're designed to pick up _vertical_ string vibrations, but a bow makes the string vibrate only sideways.

@facemash 2 года назад

@@leftaroundabout The strings vibrate in an ellipse. That goes for however you make the sound, bowing, plucked, or otherwise.

@leftaroundabout 2 года назад

@@facemash Nope. A bowed string vibrates pretty much flat in the direction of the bow movement. Looking really closely, it may be some kind of warbly multi-twist figure-eight pattern, but not an ellipse.

@JimmyKlef 2 года назад

Wow I usually avoid these clickbaity titled musician videos but my god this was absolutely stunning. This was fucking beautiful and extremely well done. And you can tell you practice the shit out of it but probably recorded it super quickly. It has that rawness of honest talent. Amazing job dude.

@danirobertjacinto6886 2 года назад

El claro de luna es una de mis melodias favoritas. Y soy bajista asi que entenderas que este cover me gusto muchisimo. Felicitaciones.

@AlsamadCaldwell 2 года назад

Great Performance. I don't listen to many young musicians unless I hear that they are musical. Most people seem to play for clicks on their page instead of touching someone with tonality. The song you just played was Beautiful...Thank You!!! Al Caldwell...fellow bassist!

@moliblacks5 2 года назад

Epic

@PeteONeillBass 2 года назад

Almost a little Debussy at the end??? Fahkin beautiful my friend!

@michelangelom8728 2 года назад

Beautiful work as always, thank u for sharing

@Infernoblade1010 2 года назад

I genuinely love this!!

@williamhiegel2756 2 года назад

As a cello player you can color me intrigued!

@KarkaranosBuilds 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost The phrase “color me [emotion]” is a way of saying that something is surprisingly [same emotion], in this case, surprisingly intriguing. It has nothing to do with the color of one’s skin.

@widexawake_ 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost OP's comment had nothing to do with the colour of one's skin. YOU were the one to make it about skin colour. Maybe you are the one with the obsession?

@DetroitFettyghost 2 года назад

Seriously. Both of you need to lighten up. Nobody mentioned skin or people in my comment. Today I went thru the comment section for Charles a friend to make him smile with silly comments. You guys are the only people who got offended. Smile. Laugh. This is America the greatest country in earth. Things have gotten so serious and sad, that's why you turn on the news and everywhere you look it's horror. I love you guys. Be happy. Be safe. Be free of covid!

@KarkaranosBuilds 2 года назад

@@DetroitFettyghost Maybe I misinterpreted your comment, which you have since deleted, but it sounded like you were saying that you were hoping the color of intrigue didn’t make the news because of people feeling it was being discriminated against. This ties in very closely with current political climate in the US and implied that you were referring to the attention drawn to the rights of POC in the past year and a half. I’m sorry if I misinterpreted your comment, but I can get behind the idea of spreading smiles through a comment section, although perhaps jokes that can be interpreted with strong political undertones may not be the best way to do so.

@AJ-wh1tw 2 года назад

My wife is cellist. She wanted to be able to play heavier, rock based music with me without changing too much about her approach. I did some modding on a Dean Zone bass (refilling the nut, truss rod adjust, etc) and string it with flat wound strings tuned an octave lower than her cello. Very cool tone and fun to play