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Fibes

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Re: write, play, track, mix...yourself
« Reply #45 on: January 26, 2006, 10:55:17 AM »

Miles and i just had a weird experience with a bass player.

He was a complete jackoff. Dumber than a box of rocks, hell he even had to call the studio for directions on his second night of tracking. He said rude things without knowing it, was unresponsive, crass, a total blowhard and the band treated him like a crash test dummy.

All night i kept thinking how his bass parts were so freaking "wrong" that I had no idea what i was gonna do.

Then he left.

All of a sudden his bass parts were grooving like crazy (well pretty groovy) and I awoke to something cool that I almost crushed because of the messenger.

It amazed me how both Miles and i felt the same thing, the bassists persona influenced our experience of his music.

Very weird.
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Re: write, play, track, mix...yourself
« Reply #46 on: January 26, 2006, 11:23:30 AM »

Fibes wrote on Thu, 26 January 2006 10:55

Miles and i just had a weird experience with a bass player.

He was a complete jackoff. Dumber than a box of rocks, hell he even had to call the studio for directions on his second night of tracking. He said rude things without knowing it, was unresponsive, crass, a total blowhard and the band treated him like a crash test dummy.

All night i kept thinking how his bass parts were so freaking "wrong" that I had no idea what i was gonna do.

Then he left.

All of a sudden his bass parts were grooving like crazy (well pretty groovy) and I awoke to something cool that I almost crushed because of the messenger.

It amazed me how both Miles and i felt the same thing, the bassists persona influenced our experience of his music.

Very weird.


GREAT POST!!

Ivan....................................
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Re: write, play, track, mix...yourself
« Reply #47 on: February 01, 2006, 03:07:19 PM »

maxim wrote on Wed, 25 January 2006 15:40

dennis wrote:

"I can't see where I said that you said...."


you didn't

it wasn't directed at you

i was agreeing with you

sorry for the misunderstanding


I was just double checking Smile Im lefthanded, deaf in one ear and blind in the other.



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