Pro Bassist Plays Guitar Hero For The First Time Ever 

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bASS Hero

*YESS*

BASS VILLAIN?

Yea

AYOOO FIRST REPLY LETS GOO ACAI

Dude collab vid where you just play Davies most technical riffs on clone hero?

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the brown man!!!!

you should try to beat him at his own songs

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Beatles reference???

Beatles

40 hours a day, 8 days a week 40/8

There's 7 days in a week

I had the 69th like, and no one can take it away from me!

@@andrewschroeder9502 The 170 people:

epic

Good riddance

@@theAstarrr ye took me a second to realize

You should totally check out his playing super mario with bass video, he showed so much emotion there and it's even more hilarious than this one lmao

I thought the same thing. Him getting pissed at the game I mean lol.

very emotional times...

That quiet rage 💀

The brain is a wonderful thing. No limit but our own will.

@clark987878 I mean, no

Because it is

AGREED

nah its not.

Only if you play crappy

It’s just not at all the same as playing the real thing

Purple bars were initally made for bass

@@staringcorgi6475 ah that makes sense. I think the first time I ever saw 'em in use was for GH Metallica on the PS2. Not sure if there were others before it that did something like that

Long explanation,too lazy to read it 🗿

You explained things quite well!

You clearly didn't watch him playing Super Mario Bros with a bass then

yeah, I guess that's part of the appeal. Kinda funny/unusual to see him suck at something. It's subtly satisfying

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You obviously didn't watch when he tried to play Mario with his bass then

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Yeah, charters just need to just not put the wrong notes in to make it easier.

Hmmmm... Big fan of Davie but I wouldn't go as far as say that XD Slightly disappointed he didn't straight up (near) fc them, he used to play GH back in the day and now he's a pro among pros with bass skills. But I'll give him this: He's only upstrumming so that makes it a lot harder.

@@munkeykung8971 first timing GH after that long of time is super difficult. And it’s much different from playing an actual bass, and his instincts are used to playing these exact songs entirely differently. What he did was still impressive all things considered.

@@Xeractyll Can still be disappointed. I've played GH on and off for long periods of time with some breaks having been long periods of time over the past 12 years, up until 4 - 5 years ago, pretty much played it nonstop everyday since then and the past months every week. I'd like to think I know a thing or 2 about the games from 1st hand experience, rather than just having watched it hehe. I can tell you that playing GH/CH is like riding a bike once it's in your muscle memory. Yes after a long break of a year or longer coming back you are a bit rusty and to get back where u were skillwise can take a month to half a year depending on how much you play, but never in a way that you absolutely can't play, maybe a few slip ups. In fact, after breaks you sometimes are even better at things that u used to be worse at, like for me suddenly with fast strum at one time, just haven't figured out how that works precisely yet... Once u learned how to read GH/CH notes you don't unlearn that either. On top of that he's even great at actual music, he knows much more complicated things with his hands and he's very familiar with keeping rhythms. Don't get me wrong though, in no way am I saying he's terrible for playing like this, just I expected more when I clicked the video, knowing his background, so I was a bit disappointed is all. Your kindness has been received well tho, I see you have a heart from Davie, nice ^-^

@@munkeykung8971 "But I'll give him this: He's only upstrumming so that makes it a lot harder." Well, that, and he isn't holding the controller correctly.

@@derpymcderpster5526 I was actually thinking about how cool it is he was holding it so vertically; I can't hold the controller normally with good results. I wear the strap really weird and the guitar has an extreme tilt, and it works much better for me. and yeah, not alternate strumming is so hard. Although, before you've trained yourself, alternate strumming is also hard, lol

Same

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@@ermes6358 good job

That's a very good catch!

No bro. He has used a lot more in playing Mario with bass

This is the first time he has not censored his swearing 🙃

set up my old xbox a while back with freinds over & we played guitar hero & I jumped into expert straight away, they said I was autistic :(

@@sulkoma Yo what? You call those friends?

He is not nobody. He is Davie504

@@sulkoma I also jumped straight to expert and actually beat a lot of songs that i used to have a hard time with, guess im just a better gamer and they just jealous

@@Xexorian lol! yeah my friends were shocked & calling me autistic. But it was a bit funny too, some of them my brain could remember being able to play it.. but my hands just would not move the way I wanted to, so songs that I remembered having good fun on were only playable on hard as well I loved guitar hero 2 & 3

Ikr

That was gold

I was definitely waiting for this comment!

Ikr!

There's actually a really famous GH/CH player named Gamo who does the same thing but at a high level. Check him out if you have the chance, it's a crazy sight to behold

I had already started guitar when I tried it too. It would aggrieve me when I'd try playing the right amount of notes for the song, and not every note was charted.

@@srs2388 Worse when it charts notes that aren't even played. Sometimes you can understand why, since you only have one 'string' instead of at least four, but sometimes the note choice is just baffling.

@@KindredBrujah Got to look at it from a gamer perspective and not a musician. Musician doesn't understand why notes are charted when note isn't being played. Gamer perspective understands you need to keep the player engaged and tickle the part of the brain where you get that endorphin high by providing them a challenge that they can overcome, so if music is going, they are a part of that music, even if not from their instrument.

@@KindredBrujah The worst game for that was the Green Day Rock Band game. Most Green Day songs are pretty easy in real life. You just need to hold a few chords and strum in a certain pattern, but I guess they figured that would be too dull to play over the course of an entire game. So pretty much every song had all these extra bits and non-existent fills and chord transitions to try and make it 'more interesting' and harder, but it just made it really frustrating for me. I could play all of the songs on a real guitar and all those extra fiddly bits were completely unnecessary and made it feel like I wasn't even playing the song!

@@KindredBrujah I agree. It's way harder on a seasoned guitarist.

Try playing that on Guitar Hero or Rock Band and it let you hit most notes on your correct difficulty if you memorize that track.

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i agree

nah, he sounds italian. he'd probably use spaghetti for strings. noob

@@davo_t yeah, and then cook that spaghetti and tell us it clearly never happened

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@Don't read profile photo not bass-ed, so sad ;(

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Hmm, did you watch it? Were you entirely bored for 10 minutes? He could've made it a ton longer you know, but he keeps his shtuff snappy... slappy?

@@IronGumby The BASS just SLAPPED the JOKE over your head.

OMG!!

You mean “USD’s”?

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I had one and loved it for bass parts. made you feel like a bad ass lol

It’s a bass not a bass guitar stupid

I would like to challenge you to map the notes any better.

@@GHSpaghettithey literally weren't even mapping the same notes to the same button consistently. Some of the rhythm game mappers just want complicated bs instead of a coherent song.

There isnt a lot you can do in Guitar Hero/Clone Hero as you have: An Open strum note, Green, red, yellow, blue, orange, Hammer on and pull off's (HoPo's for short) and the just tap notes these are some of the higher quality charts from what im seeing youll notice with a lot of charts made by ppl who made the song that they tend to have to "emulate" moving up or down the fretboard a ton cause there's just not as many notes for yah, some good examples are Exilelords songs or Jarvis9999 songs which are made and charted by them.

​@@JokingbombYTyou really only need 5. Though it is often done, you don't actually need to scale the fretboard a lot, as, even on a 4 string bass, 5 fingers let's you play a 2 octave scale That'll cover most songs The real killer I saw was chords