Every single thing about this is phenomenal. But can we all just take a second to acknowledge the legendary right hand technique I don't think I've ever seen anything like it
This dude is *SO POWERFUL* he isn't actually playing. He is just waving his hands and the bass is so impressed by his immaculate aura _it just plays itself._ (Jk of course this guy is an absolute legend)
Lol I had a buddy that said Gillete was gonna make a Mach20 Turbo razor that didnt even have to touch your face. The hairs just got scared and jumped off. Brought me back 🍺
I don't see enough comments about this guy's fantastic intonation on a fretless. I've been playing for over 20 years and recently starting getting into fretless, really makes me appreciate the ability to play these complex riffs and stay in tune the entire time.
Hopefully not to take anything away from his incredible skill, but is this more impressive than a skilled player of a violin, cello, double bass or any other fretless instrument? I'm genuinely asking, I don't play an instrument.
No. It all comes down to muscle memory and a lot of practice. He is using all the same techniques with his hand that a violin/viola/cello/bass player would use, where his thumb is his 'anchor' and he is going in between many different positions on the neck of the instrument.
One difference being that his hands will tend to move over a greater distance than a cellist or violinist , so there's inherently a greater window for error for the average song. The fingerboard of a violinist is going to be like 1/3 the size of this, and the average playing range is about 1/4. This does two things. Firstly, the violin requires more finger precision, because the keys are going to be compacted, so moving your finger an inch up or down with change the note much more on the violin than the base. But, because everything's closer together, you don't have to jump your hand around as much, and it's easier to plan out your incremental movements than those big slides and big jumps. So it's a balance. Which one is harder? Hard to say for sure, but tonal shifts of the scale that are occurring in what here is a fun little piece for the bassist would be significantly more difficult on a cello, and shifts w/ precision that are fairly rudimentary on a cello or violin would be much more difficult on this bass. I use Cello because tonally it's a closer corollary to a bass guitar than a violin is, it's basically got the same strings, A/D/G/C, but the violin has a different setup, E/A/D/G. That looks similar, but it's like the difference between a female alto or soprano singer, and a male bass singer. Some overlap, but different enough that their parts are decidedly different.
@@anidemolimacnauj The thing is, this guy uses the middle finger in some riffs too. He can play pretty god damn fast, unlike the aforementioned guitarists
I've been practicing this guy's finger picking technique for the past two days, and MAN it's hard. Been a bass player for 15 years but never done the whole thumb/index hard picking thing he does. Wonder how long it took for him to build up enough strength and muscle memory.
He's not just thumbing and forefingering. He's muting a lot of notes with back of his right hand. His dynamics are impeccable. There may be some effects on the signal but, he's playing so fast, it's hard to tell. I wonder what the brand name is on the bass. I've got a 5 string, fretless, Ibanez piezo bass. I'm not as fast but, with compression and chorus, it sounds ultra cool.
He may have been a guitar player. When I picked up the bass, as a guitar player I wanted to use my thumb and fingers in a manner similar to this but I taught myself to use my plucking hand the traditional bass player way.I still find myself reverting to the guitar way sometimes. Muscle memory fades slowly.
Don't you ever feel like on RUclips there is so much music being recorded, like this, but will never be. I feel like it is somehow wasted. This should be a single and be on spotify and all digital platforms
Speaking as a violist of about 8 years, we all (most of us) start learning with finger tapes. Its essentially tape on frets. Youll see them alot on beginner players or just some people who struggle with intonation. After about 1-2 years, or however long the player needs, we take them off. We’re not just fretless and free day one.
Agree with you here. I've been playing cello for almost six years, and we all outgrow the need for finger tapes because we're so used to playing the notes that we don't need to look at the instrument to find them. We just know.
I don't play any string instrument but I'm gonna use this information to impress my friends in the next hangout. Someday after the pandemic is over. Maybe.
I sat for for five minutes nodding my head up and down my wife finally says, “ are you ok”?..........to which I replied “oh yea never been better”! Remco Rocks!
Wow! Considering this was a fretless bass video you'd expect to be paying attention to his left hand. I couldn't keep my eyes off his right hand. That is some seriously good plucking going on. Well done.
Tabs: _______________________________ _____here____maybe_here______ Here_____slideto___here________ ___approximatly__here_________ I’m not sure about it (but I’m sure for the E string)
Were you a classical guitar player in a past life? That right hand technique is unusual among bass players. I find myself both surprised and impressed at how well it works.
I always make an effort to give a thumbs up and a positive write up if someone is real good at what they do. You took time out to entertain us and show us proficiency and dexterity in your field so the least we can do is say thank you!
That's how I play as well , for me it was mostly because I taught myself how to play on an acoustic bass while sitting down so it was the most comfortable way to play, and I don't have any trouble playing at speed
His right hand technique is unique. His phrasing is infectious and really sounds articulated; again, it's his right hand technique that makes things happen. I like it!
DAAAAAAMN!! HOLY SHIT! That is by far the best thing i have seen in a long while. ranks in my top 5 bass clips i have ever seen on here, not just because he is a sick bass player, he's going at it for 6 minutes straight and didnt let up for a second. I haven't heard anything that sounds unique for a while. I like his style.
This is amazing. As a fretless bass player of no small number of years, your mastery is amazing. Watching that picking style is just the cherry on the cake!
You're the first bass player I've seen use this brand of fingerstyle, and honestly I feel so vindicated to know it's possible. This is the way I've played forever! Keep groovin' man
Subscribed for sure... Bro, I've listended to this jam at least a dozen times today and it never gets old. I played bass for about 5 years and got a bit into slap bass but your mute technique, and well, everything... is simply incredible. I'm glad the world has musicians like you. I hope you bring many more years of joy to the world with your music. Much respect.
The fattest string is only a spectator, and this fat string were really impressed by all this other strings that had so much to say, I mean anyone can see that! The saying: Silence is gold shows its purpose here! Thank you for showing us that Silver has its place, its value and appreciation too! : ) Very well done, thank you for sharing it!
How the heck can there even be one thumb down ? people suck ! Dudes, this guy is a great Player ! Bravo man keep up the fantastic artful riffs ! Cheers mate.
Being a Guitar player, actually, this is easiest way for me to play bass….! It comes more natural after playing banjo , and fingerpicking guitars… His fretless technique is spot on …! 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎶
Well damn! That is well beyond impressively outstanding! So smooth so funky and groovy! 🤩 I'm all amused. Even on my fifth repeat of the video... I could listen and better yet watch you play like this for hours! You sure know how to handle your baby like that 😎 Hats down man! ❤️ Thank you!
No doubts is a school well trainned musician with wide range of studies, techniques, solfeo, and many years of practice and discipline since childhood.
Because its incredible hard to play in tune on a fretless guitar. Unless you have perfect pitch its gonna be a serious learning curve apposed to learning on a fretted bass
I swear fretless bass are more fun to play then regular bass guitar there is more action on the fret board and it feels real smooth..... Love fretless.
I saw this guys video a while ago. I watched it several times and bought a bass guitar for myself! I met a great instructor, have been enjoying my class very much.
That guy who stole his frets probably feels stupid now.
Lmao
Quality comment
that is funny he is amazing...
It was Primus for green naugahyde!
Haha!
Him: I'm so worried that I'll never find a unique sound to stand out from the crowd..
Friend: Don't fret, I'm sure yo--
Him: THAT'S IT!
fretn't
frerf
Oh, stop it! A pun isn't mature, until it's fully groan!🙄
@@achaille9110 hahaha that's the funniest response to a pun I've ever heard. Imma use that for the rest of my life bet on that 😂😂
@@ThatPunkYT- Lol! Glad you liked it. It was a recent acquisition. But, I liked it so much, I've gripped it with all my might 😁
Every single thing about this is phenomenal. But can we all just take a second to acknowledge the legendary right hand technique I don't think I've ever seen anything like it
Its almost like a tremolo
At first i thought he was slapping
God tier, man. I was more transfixed by his right hand than his left.
That. B davie 504!!..
Ever finger pick on q guitar it's the same from what I see
That bassline was so dirty that I had to take a shower after listening, props to you!
What did you thought when you clicked on this video. He plays a fretless bass, of course its going to be dirty.
This dude is *SO POWERFUL* he isn't actually playing. He is just waving his hands and the bass is so impressed by his immaculate aura _it just plays itself._ (Jk of course this guy is an absolute legend)
Lol I had a buddy that said Gillete was gonna make a Mach20 Turbo razor that didnt even have to touch your face. The hairs just got scared and jumped off. Brought me back 🍺
I don't see enough comments about this guy's fantastic intonation on a fretless. I've been playing for over 20 years and recently starting getting into fretless, really makes me appreciate the ability to play these complex riffs and stay in tune the entire time.
Hopefully not to take anything away from his incredible skill, but is this more impressive than a skilled player of a violin, cello, double bass or any other fretless instrument? I'm genuinely asking, I don't play an instrument.
No. It all comes down to muscle memory and a lot of practice. He is using all the same techniques with his hand that a violin/viola/cello/bass player would use, where his thumb is his 'anchor' and he is going in between many different positions on the neck of the instrument.
One difference being that his hands will tend to move over a greater distance than a cellist or violinist , so there's inherently a greater window for error for the average song. The fingerboard of a violinist is going to be like 1/3 the size of this, and the average playing range is about 1/4. This does two things. Firstly, the violin requires more finger precision, because the keys are going to be compacted, so moving your finger an inch up or down with change the note much more on the violin than the base. But, because everything's closer together, you don't have to jump your hand around as much, and it's easier to plan out your incremental movements than those big slides and big jumps. So it's a balance. Which one is harder? Hard to say for sure, but tonal shifts of the scale that are occurring in what here is a fun little piece for the bassist would be significantly more difficult on a cello, and shifts w/ precision that are fairly rudimentary on a cello or violin would be much more difficult on this bass. I use Cello because tonally it's a closer corollary to a bass guitar than a violin is, it's basically got the same strings, A/D/G/C, but the violin has a different setup, E/A/D/G. That looks similar, but it's like the difference between a female alto or soprano singer, and a male bass singer. Some overlap, but different enough that their parts are decidedly different.
Cello is a good comparison, because you turn it sideways, and CE-LLLO you've got a bass.
complex?
Any guy who can smack on a fretless like this deserves all the credit he gets. I love it.
What a crazy fingerstyle, I’ve never seen anything like it. Outstanding
Watch bluegrass you'll see that fingerpicking all day
That is kind of what guitar players do when they pick up a bass and cant really alternate their index and middle fingers to in order to pluck.
Mark Knopfler plays similarly on guitar
@@anidemolimacnauj The thing is, this guy uses the middle finger in some riffs too. He can play pretty god damn fast, unlike the aforementioned guitarists
I think the idea of that playing is so that he can more easily get muted notes without using his left hand
I got a blister on my thumb just from watching this. Amazing playing!!!
Blister?? What are those? Lol
That ain't workin'! That's the way you do it. Get your money for nothing, and your chicks for free.
@@musketeerash Stop commenting on youtube vids! We got to move these refrigerators, and i think a few color t.v's
Well those are smooth strings so thats gonna decrease it
@@TeaTheSecond clearly never played any string style instrument
I've been practicing this guy's finger picking technique for the past two days, and MAN it's hard. Been a bass player for 15 years but never done the whole thumb/index hard picking thing he does. Wonder how long it took for him to build up enough strength and muscle memory.
I hear you. I settled for thumb and all four finger strumming.
it's not all technique, it's also what he's comfortable with and just having fun
He's not just thumbing and forefingering. He's muting a lot of notes with back of his right hand. His dynamics are impeccable. There may be some effects on the signal but, he's playing so fast, it's hard to tell.
I wonder what the brand name is on the bass.
I've got a 5 string, fretless, Ibanez piezo bass. I'm not as fast but, with compression and chorus, it sounds ultra cool.
He may have been a guitar player. When I picked up the bass, as a guitar player I wanted to use my thumb and fingers in a manner similar to this but I taught myself to use my plucking hand the traditional bass player way.I still find myself reverting to the guitar way sometimes. Muscle memory fades slowly.
Same.
Having played bass for over 20 years myself, your grooves just make me so fucking happy. And this is coming from a die-hard metalhead.
Yeah. The fact that you're a metalhead totally makes your opinion matter more.
@@haha10349 Bruh, he obviously is saying that as a metal head who doesn’t like funk music, he enjoys Remco’s grooves.
add distortion to this and you got groove metal
@@haha10349 Yeah. And the fact that you're a condescending, sarcastic asshole makes your comment funny, apparently.
Don't you ever feel like on RUclips there is so much music being recorded, like this, but will never be. I feel like it is somehow wasted. This should be a single and be on spotify and all digital platforms
Speaking as a violist of about 8 years, we all (most of us) start learning with finger tapes. Its essentially tape on frets. Youll see them alot on beginner players or just some people who struggle with intonation. After about 1-2 years, or however long the player needs, we take them off. We’re not just fretless and free day one.
Agree with you here. I've been playing cello for almost six years, and we all outgrow the need for finger tapes because we're so used to playing the notes that we don't need to look at the instrument to find them. We just know.
Ew a viola. Play the violin
Wolf Eye I play guitar mostly these days lol
I wonder what beginner trombonists do?
I don't play any string instrument but I'm gonna use this information to impress my friends in the next hangout. Someday after the pandemic is over. Maybe.
I sat for for five minutes nodding my head up and down my wife finally says, “ are you ok”?..........to which I replied “oh yea never been better”! Remco Rocks!
Haha I've just done the same! It's rare I get into the groove on RUclips videos but this got serious goooove!
Wow! Considering this was a fretless bass video you'd expect to be paying attention to his left hand.
I couldn't keep my eyes off his right hand. That is some seriously good plucking going on. Well done.
That's some damn fine buttery smoothness!
Im starting to wonder if I'm in the band because I've got a van.
Can I be in your band I play the kazoo
i wanna join i have a recorder
can I join, I play the harmonica
@@phillipanselmo8540 OK, but you can tell Steven Tyler he is out.
You've got a van? I play the triangle.
Fantastic! Reminds of Les Claypool’s playing in Primus.
It's different style, but, yes, both of them unique.
This is some of the sickest bass playing on Planet Earth, and one of the most unique playing techniques that I’ve ever seen!!
Can you put the tabs?
Oh wait...
😄
Tabs:
_______________________________
_____here____maybe_here______
Here_____slideto___here________
___approximatly__here_________
I’m not sure about it (but I’m sure for the E string)
lmao
1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1
@@junatan25 lol makes sense
Toe Jam and Earl riffs. Plant Funkotron!
Glad I wasn't the only one hearing that shit!
Fuck ya
How can someone dislike this video. They must be jealous of his awesome playing
Were you a classical guitar player in a past life? That right hand technique is unusual among bass players. I find myself both surprised and impressed at how well it works.
I always make an effort to give a thumbs up and a positive write up if someone is real good at what they do.
You took time out to entertain us and show us proficiency and dexterity in your field so the least we can do is say thank you!
not to mention that it was definitely not a waste of time to have encountered and clicked on this video randomly on the recommendations!!
20 years of bass playing and i've never seen someone play like this. Just incredible.
The thumb down votes are only showing great respect for his thumb work because it points down when he plays. That's all. Not dislikes.
ahahahah
Eu amo quando o RUclips me indica coisas boas para se ver!
É raro, mas às vezes vem uma coisas boas! Ahaha
0:23 reminds me of something you'd hear on "How It's Made"
wayniac917 lmfao why is that so true?! I wanna watch that show now
lmfao
LMFAOLOLOL spot on dude
FUCK
Lmfao 😂
No matter how good you think you are, there will always be a white dude with dreads that's way better than you. Also, what tone
plot twist: he is a half asian
Finally something other than “Asians are better than you”
at playing instruments at least lol
Almost wonder if he’s the same dude that’s in Matrix. The ghost twin brothers.
His name strarts with D and ends with 504
This bro is legendary. Dude's slapping with his fingers!
That's not Slap...
The real Slap is only for Davie504😎
Maged&Sultan Flogs while you are right in saying this is not slap, what you said is equally stupid
Davie503 also, hi bootleg
Slap LIKE now!?
@@gub4941 I mean...I'd get it if he said Victor Wooten...or Marcus Miller...But Davie504? 🤦♂️
Fascinating right-hand technique. I need to watch this 50 times.
Hamilton Mays I actually use this in addition to using three finger plucking I learned it from a guitarist who forgot his pick at a jazz club.
Yeah the thunb in there is very interesting
That's how I play as well , for me it was mostly because I taught myself how to play on an acoustic bass while sitting down so it was the most comfortable way to play, and I don't have any trouble playing at speed
hes murderous with that finger picking technique
Those dreads must give him the power to play, I just know it!
His right hand technique is unique. His phrasing is infectious and really sounds articulated; again, it's his right hand technique that makes things happen. I like it!
Mélodie, groove, nervosité, style, phrasé, technique... Tout y est ! Un des meilleurs avec Miki Santamaria ! 👍
And now I want to buy a fretless bass.
Just get a cheap bass from the pawn shop and tear the frets out!
Get something like harley benton fretless, good quality for price
I had one and while fun it REALLY SUCKS when you can't nail the notes 100% on the money and other instruments are playing lol.
Get one of those Squier Vintage Modified fretless basses.
I had one and for the price, it's a really solid bass!
super cool
This is the most beautiful bass sound I have heard so far.
I came, I listened, I subscribed.
I came, I listened, I came again
#meToo
This man is crazy... he has a fucking talent
LIAR!
DAAAAAAMN!! HOLY SHIT! That is by far the best thing i have seen in a long while. ranks in my top 5 bass clips i have ever seen on here, not just because he is a sick bass player, he's going at it for 6 minutes straight and didnt let up for a second. I haven't heard anything that sounds unique for a while. I like his style.
This reminds me of playing some kind of Sega Mega Drive game like Road Rash or something. Which is a good thing!
Yeah it's Sound's like Road Rash 3
Road Rash....happy days!!!
It's such a joy listening, and even just watching him play. Just amazing..and you can see he's having fun
Aside from fantastic grooves being laid down, I stand in awe of insane technical skills so effectively demonstrated here! Incredible stuff!
Red Hot Chili Peppers vibe and even Rage Against Machine.
Primus more like
Neither.
KoRn Fieldy Bass Grooves
How about all of the above?
I see how you thought rage against machine from the blonde dreads
This is amazing. As a fretless bass player of no small number of years, your mastery is amazing. Watching that picking style is just the cherry on the cake!
You're the first bass player I've seen use this brand of fingerstyle, and honestly I feel so vindicated to know it's possible. This is the way I've played forever! Keep groovin' man
So Funky. My Funkometer is off the chart!
I could listen to this all day....infact, I think I will :D
Makes me wanna get drunk at a corn maze
On corn licker
Twobarpsi corn LIQUOR! I wonder if such a thing exists?🤔
Licker? I hardly know er!
Lmao
This comment thread is why I love the internet
You make something that seems so complicated seem so free. Love the groove and watching you play. Ty
WOW. Fretless for anyone who doesn't play. Its a whole nother instrument. FANTASTIC.
Over 300 thumbs down? That's a lot of ex girlfriends 😎👍love your videos
Lol
best comment i've ever seen on youtube
HAHAHA!
:)
if that, i wanna be him
I've never had more fun messing around with the playback speeds as I did this video. Awesome shit. Thanks.
His right hand technique is amazing! And he surely can rock an octeve pedal on a fretless
There are the instrumentalists and the artists. You are an artist. Thank you!
This is the best technique to slap on a fretless. No thumbing on the strings that can scratch the neck.
A big f*ckin' smile on my face for seven minutes long. Thanks Remco!
I think there's something wrong with you if this pure groovy magic doesn't make you smile!
Can't imagine why anyone would thumbs-down this.
THIS IS CREAMY GOODNESS😎
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1.25 speed is amazing! real funk!
Nice shit right here
up
turns into Primus
Up
Try 1.75,, sounds like primus and flea had baby
Subscribed for sure... Bro, I've listended to this jam at least a dozen times today and it never gets old. I played bass for about 5 years and got a bit into slap bass but your mute technique, and well, everything... is simply incredible. I'm glad the world has musicians like you. I hope you bring many more years of joy to the world with your music. Much respect.
Insanely funky
Now that’s how a bass should be played. No pick but all funky.
never seen a plucking style like this guy had been doing. funky af. sounds amazing!!! 👍😄
The fattest string is only a spectator, and this fat string were really impressed by all this other strings that had so much to say, I mean anyone can see that! The saying: Silence is gold shows its purpose here! Thank you for showing us that Silver has its place, its value and appreciation too! : ) Very well done, thank you for sharing it!
".. Got a good reason
For taking the easy way out ..... " ha ha ha.. Excellent!! Best.
This might be the best playing I've ever watched. I just watched his plucking hand the whole time.
Good god. The groove is unstoppable.
Now learning how to play a bass, I didn't need to see this. I just hope one day I will be half as good.
Half? Your aiming to high
Or, you needed to. Let this be your inspiration, and allow yourself to aim high! Good luck with your playing, bass is a lot of fun!
Don't let this discourage you , there will always another predecessor. Just learn your own ways and form a style 💪🏼💯
Man that is by far one of the coolest compositions I've ever heard well done my man extremely well done indeed! 😊
I just want to apologize on behalf of the human race for the dislikes. I'm loving your style.
the secret is you must put spaghetti on top of your head...
Tone is killing all the whales in the sea... Such fat,low sounds,its beautiful
He sold his head to the devil to play like this!
Nah, just his frets
I can't imagine how much time he's spent playing to know exactly where notes are.
What a session!?
Amazing. Awesome fingerpicking, I just witnessed something extraordinary. WOW
How the heck can there even be one thumb down ? people suck ! Dudes, this guy is a great Player ! Bravo man keep up the fantastic artful riffs ! Cheers mate.
Jealous Assholes. People who cant play. Losers.
I think it’s the whole white guy with dreads thing honestly
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Aight, Jaco. That's stuff was so funky I need a shower.
One does not simply know how to play a bass like this unless they know something about playing a bass like this.
dude i cant stop watching this guys videos it’s insane
Being a Guitar player, actually, this is easiest way for me to play bass….!
It comes more natural after playing banjo , and fingerpicking guitars…
His fretless technique is spot on …! 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻🎶
Man this is too funky somebody open a window this will be my walking into the gym song .
I'm intimidated by this guy's playing, and I don't even own an instrument.
I keep coming back coz this mad skill bass sends me to a great place.......love it bro
haha. same here, me too
Dude your an insane talent, seriously
Now don’t let that go to your head
Well damn!
That is well beyond impressively outstanding! So smooth so funky and groovy! 🤩
I'm all amused. Even on my fifth repeat of the video... I could listen and better yet watch you play like this for hours!
You sure know how to handle your baby like that 😎
Hats down man! ❤️
Thank you!
Sir... you are a *Wizard*
His technique is so good and unique. This guy is on GOD level mode. More power maaan really nice grooves
How can anyone give this guy a thumbs down? That was sweet dude. 😁
Many have told me that there are those who play fret less and then there are those who play correctly. Enjoyed it very much.
No doubts is a school well trainned musician with wide range of studies, techniques, solfeo, and many years of practice and discipline since childhood.
He Never played open E, on a bass wow
open E wouldn't sound so good with that octave pedal. still impressive though
Esteban Baltierrez he didn't play an open E cuz there's no open E in it. what do you expect lol
Esteban Baltierrez He hardly touched the E at all.
Exactly...he could have just removed the low E. As it was he was muting it with his thumb.
I'm also almost don't play an open E note.
Cuz I'm tuned standard D, lol. But not only that =D
The great Jaco Pastorius would approve
Steve F les claypool would do so
Makes you wonder why anyone would choose to have frets.
Even fretless players play fretted sometimes! once you're good enough, it becomes a question of what type of tone you're looking for
Just get both somehow
But i would start with a frett bass because its easier for you to start and for youre teacher
Because its incredible hard to play in tune on a fretless guitar. Unless you have perfect pitch its gonna be a serious learning curve apposed to learning on a fretted bass
That's the first video of yours that I've seen and subscribed to your channel right afterwards! It rarely happens to anyone.
I swear fretless bass are more fun to play then regular bass guitar there is more action on the fret board and it feels real smooth..... Love fretless.
Just as there is the game "Guitar Heroes" there should be another game called "Bass Masters"🤔
That's it I'm ripping all my frets off then I'll prob play it for a min then leave it untouched for another 10 years
You must have a happy wife with those habits....
very impressive, but can you... oh wrong channel
Hahahahahaha!!!
Priceless
hahahaha nice one
RexxGFL jajaja entendí la referencia
I think, Davie is happy of his popularity, and it is great, but i think he should do more jam videos, like this guy Remco.
Your technique on the right hand is super unique and I’ve never seen it before lmao. It sounds great and is very impressive
I saw this guys video a while ago. I watched it several times and bought a bass guitar for myself! I met a great instructor, have been enjoying my class very much.