(All rights reserved to Nirvana and all its affiliates; I am merely covering the song for entertainment and hobby purposes without the intention of gaining revenue or profits from the original song - nor do I claim to own any shares, stocks, or anything else affiliated with the band and all its branches, members, etc.) Yes, we all know the song starts with the guitar riff, but it's virtually identical to the bass riff... now that that's out of the way: This was THE first song I ever heard as a kid, seriously, and the first song I learned on bass when I started four years ago. It's really nostalgic, holds a lot of value to me, and I consider it appropriate to say that it is MY song, in a way, as the melody, progression, and the general feel of the song is what inspired me to really become a bassist in the first place. The way I recorded this was by listening to the song itself while playing at the same time, while recording my video and audio through my BP355's USB cable to my PC, so, the only thing you're not hearing is any EXTERNAL audio - just what I play. The song itself is just synched to the video - frame by frame to be exact - so, if you think I'm cheating, the song is tuned about 6 dBs down than the video, and then mixed with it, making it almost seamless, yet, you can hear my end over the actual song. If you think I'm not playing the song legit, I dare you with an iron E-fist to have some proof of it. Yes, my camera is bad, we all know. ;) Recording Information ...
Friday, 8 February 2013
Bass Cover: Come As You Are - Nirvana
Bass Cover: Come As You Are - Nirvana Video Clips. Duration : 3.83 Mins.
(All rights reserved to Nirvana and all its affiliates; I am merely covering the song for entertainment and hobby purposes without the intention of gaining revenue or profits from the original song - nor do I claim to own any shares, stocks, or anything else affiliated with the band and all its branches, members, etc.) Yes, we all know the song starts with the guitar riff, but it's virtually identical to the bass riff... now that that's out of the way: This was THE first song I ever heard as a kid, seriously, and the first song I learned on bass when I started four years ago. It's really nostalgic, holds a lot of value to me, and I consider it appropriate to say that it is MY song, in a way, as the melody, progression, and the general feel of the song is what inspired me to really become a bassist in the first place. The way I recorded this was by listening to the song itself while playing at the same time, while recording my video and audio through my BP355's USB cable to my PC, so, the only thing you're not hearing is any EXTERNAL audio - just what I play. The song itself is just synched to the video - frame by frame to be exact - so, if you think I'm cheating, the song is tuned about 6 dBs down than the video, and then mixed with it, making it almost seamless, yet, you can hear my end over the actual song. If you think I'm not playing the song legit, I dare you with an iron E-fist to have some proof of it. Yes, my camera is bad, we all know. ;) Recording Information ...
(All rights reserved to Nirvana and all its affiliates; I am merely covering the song for entertainment and hobby purposes without the intention of gaining revenue or profits from the original song - nor do I claim to own any shares, stocks, or anything else affiliated with the band and all its branches, members, etc.) Yes, we all know the song starts with the guitar riff, but it's virtually identical to the bass riff... now that that's out of the way: This was THE first song I ever heard as a kid, seriously, and the first song I learned on bass when I started four years ago. It's really nostalgic, holds a lot of value to me, and I consider it appropriate to say that it is MY song, in a way, as the melody, progression, and the general feel of the song is what inspired me to really become a bassist in the first place. The way I recorded this was by listening to the song itself while playing at the same time, while recording my video and audio through my BP355's USB cable to my PC, so, the only thing you're not hearing is any EXTERNAL audio - just what I play. The song itself is just synched to the video - frame by frame to be exact - so, if you think I'm cheating, the song is tuned about 6 dBs down than the video, and then mixed with it, making it almost seamless, yet, you can hear my end over the actual song. If you think I'm not playing the song legit, I dare you with an iron E-fist to have some proof of it. Yes, my camera is bad, we all know. ;) Recording Information ...
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