@@robertoyanguas8990Hey, man, just wanna say that you're doing a fantastic job and this is an amazing cover of one of my favorite songs from 1 of my favorite bands. You're seriously an inspiration and I wish you nothing but good fortune.And awesome heavy metal bass rocking
I'm having a real hard time with the part at 4:16 since I'm a beginner who uses a pick and a bass VI. I don't even know if it is possible, but I will keep trying and maybe I'll achieve it
@@omg_wtf F*ck yeah I did mate. This really was my year. I started going to bass and theory classes not long after I commented this, got lucky and took some very good decisions. My first gig was in front of two thousand people and had many gigs from then. I was interviewed for the TV and I'm going to record a song for my country's most popular TV channel just this week. Now I even hang out with the musicians of a very famous artist here and they want me to play with them. I might play in a festival in a few months too. My life's pretty much perfect but I still must improve. Perseverance made me what I'm today after all.
Hello, what a good cover did you get, I also got a song from MEGADETH hope you like it and the channel has many more covers and I hope you join the channel, there are many bands, friend thank
hi! only one year playing? baby wow! You still have a lot to learn, mainly education, humility and respect. Don't worry, some things you acquire over time. But answering your question, I am not a teacher nor do I claim to be, I am not interested in a conservatory technique, rigid, static and boring. I play like this because I can. I prefer to feel the instrument, feel free with it and enjoy it. I recommend you to watch any video of any metal band, if we get strict, half don't even know how to hang the instrument XD
@@robertoyanguas8990 Well it’s true that there are people who start doing something and stop halfway and people who fully finish what they started. I’d like to think I’m of the latter, so if I’m going to learn to play an instrument I’d like to learn it to it’s fullest.
@@robertoyanguas8990 Thanks! Ofc I know my journey with this instrument has only begun but music is something I’ll never leave behind so hopefully I have a lifetime ahead to train myself and make good music.