Wow! I've only been playing bass for about three years and have a lot to learn but Michael League is one of my favorite bass players. You've been around while but you're just getting around to posting so I'm in for the ride. I can't wait to watch which Cory you've got. Thank U man.
Take a > 3,000 dollar clavinet, add a manual wah (which brings nothing compared to pedal) and make a totally forgettable solo sounding like some two-bit single-note fusion guitar. Whatever.
It's a castlebar clavinet, it's not a wah it's a whammy effect. Also, you realize the clavinet was designed with the exact intent of sounding like a guitar right?
@@benc3699 Yes, that makes sense, my bad, I should have said put it through a vibrato effect. I can believe that's true about its genesis, like Rhodes and Wurlis were meant to sound like pianos and they don't go anywhere near that tone. I also listen to reggae and funk and know that the clav sounds every bit as good when not sounding like a guitar. With due respect for MM&W who seemed to only use it through loads of distortion. This solo with the whammy bar remains painful to my ears but maybe I'm jealous because I'll never be able to afford one, with or without whammy bar
Anyway I don't like that virtuoso college band sound, never have. Everyone is a better player than I could ever hope to be but still don't like Snarky Puppy though I've tried. No grit, no surprises, millions of notes, no space.
@@electrosonicnebula I will definitely agree that sonically it's a bit of an odd choice to target the resemblance of an electric guitar solo when you consistently have world class guitar players alongside you.
@@benc3699 Anyway i'm excited about my new plan to use the Honer Pianet T as a poor man's Rhodes and see how it sounds through a couple of pedals including an EHX Key9 and see how close it gets to Rhodes and clav in case it has a clav setting
if i could i would hit a thousand times the like button
Snarky Puppy ... what a fantastic band! Great to hear them with such an enthsiastic audience. 👏👍
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Dang man. The band really showed out for this rendition of Sleeper. Shaun ain't there but he's there
They are just mind blowing... So wonderful creativity and truly talented musicians... Definitely fan!
Wow! I've only been playing bass for about three years and have a lot to learn but Michael League is one of my favorite bass players. You've been around while but you're just getting around to posting so I'm in for the ride. I can't wait to watch which Cory you've got. Thank U man.
Great bass player AND composer. 👌
Great to hear all the new tunes!
this is just... devastating. All of it. I'm done! That's it for me guys 😂🤣😭
No kick drum? Really hard to listen to this without it
minuto 43:50
solo drums
Take a > 3,000 dollar clavinet, add a manual wah (which brings nothing compared to pedal) and make a totally forgettable solo sounding like some two-bit single-note fusion guitar. Whatever.
It's a castlebar clavinet, it's not a wah it's a whammy effect. Also, you realize the clavinet was designed with the exact intent of sounding like a guitar right?
@@benc3699 Yes, that makes sense, my bad, I should have said put it through a vibrato effect. I can believe that's true about its genesis, like Rhodes and Wurlis were meant to sound like pianos and they don't go anywhere near that tone. I also listen to reggae and funk and know that the clav sounds every bit as good when not sounding like a guitar. With due respect for MM&W who seemed to only use it through loads of distortion. This solo with the whammy bar remains painful to my ears but maybe I'm jealous because I'll never be able to afford one, with or without whammy bar
Anyway I don't like that virtuoso college band sound, never have. Everyone is a better player than I could ever hope to be but still don't like Snarky Puppy though I've tried. No grit, no surprises, millions of notes, no space.
@@electrosonicnebula I will definitely agree that sonically it's a bit of an odd choice to target the resemblance of an electric guitar solo when you consistently have world class guitar players alongside you.
@@benc3699 Anyway i'm excited about my new plan to use the Honer Pianet T as a poor man's Rhodes and see how it sounds through a couple of pedals including an EHX Key9 and see how close it gets to Rhodes and clav in case it has a clav setting