Jaco Pastorius - Liberty City (Invitation) [Bass Cover] 

glad you enjoyed it!

Cause the people are stupids and there a lot of them in this earth

Then you're in luck! There are lots of places where you can purchase this same bass. They are pretty decently priced, too. I think I paid $1100 or so?

Geraldo Torres dude, what the name of your bass?

Thanks for the kind words! The bass is nice; I thought it'd make me as good as Jaco, but I was wrong. Maybe false advertising. The rest of my stuff is par, at best. :)

Jason Matthews you CAN be as good as Jaco. You jist need to be on that bass 24/7 like him hahaha

Anything in particular?

Hmm...A Remark You Made, Blackbird, Palladium...anything! :) But, on the other hand, maybe it would be interesting to hear some non Jaco song with this tone :)

I think if you play non-Jaco stuff on a Jaco bass... the bass just stops functioning instantly. The bass knows what's being played.

Ahahaha :D You can try, maybe he will let us.

I didn't use any effects or anything. That's just the bass into a BassPOD. I used the Amp 360 module, 12" speaker, and that's it. Nothing special.

*Camera

Thanks for the kind words! I don't do anything fancy at all. Honestly I haven't really evolved at all from ten years ago when RU-vid was brand new! I plug into a BassPOD for most things, then use the stereo output from the POD into my PC (which is Linux). I use Audacity to record the part, then export that as a WAV. I import both the video from my Canon T5i and that WAV into a program called Kdenlive to sync the audio to the video. And that's it. It's a really elementary setup.

@@jmatthews13 ah ok got it!! I was wondering there was setup that allowed people to record live via some kind of setup plugged into the camera via a DAW etc but that sounds pretty self explanatory. I'll check out Kdenlive also! Thanks for the info!

@@thecandyshoppe2666 Well, the camera will take an audio input. It'd work just fine, I just trust my PC more than I trust the camera to process the audio correctly. Also, I'm usually recording over another track so I'd actually need the line into the camera to be the out from the PC, so it'd get messy. Also if I'm having to record multiple parts it wouldn't make much sense anyway -- for instance, I'm about to do a video for Continuum, which requires the bass part to be doubled and then panned to get the chorus effect. Going line-in to the camera wouldn't do me any good! Also FYI, the audio here is "live"... I record the audio while recording the video, then I just go back and sync them up. They weren't recorded at different times or anything like that.

It's actually a polyurethane coating, which isn't quite as hard as epoxy but still really durable. Some people will always worry about eating up the fingerboard with roundwound strings, but after 17 years it's still in great shape. Also, if need be you can just sand it down a bit and apply a new coat of poly!

Yes sir.

That's correct, no effects.

Reverb just didn't sound great to me on this tune. Maybe I'll try a different type and try again!

Go on...

Let me know what he replies with! I assume you mean left wrist. I actually keep it remarkably straight, it just looks weird because of the angle.

@@jmatthews13 You noob!