BOTTLENECK SLIDE ON FRETLESS BASS!
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Slide guitar is a particular method or technique for playing the guitar. Instead of altering the pitch of the strings in the normal manner (by pressing the string against the fingerboard close behind the frets), an object called a "slide" is placed upon the string to vary its vibrating length, and pitch. This slide can then be moved along the string without lifting (hence the name), creating smooth transitions in pitch and allowing wide, expressive vibrato.
Slide guitar is most often played (assuming a right-handed player and guitar):
With the guitar in the normal position, using a slide on one of the fingers of the left hand.
With the guitar held horizontally, belly-up, using a metal bar called a "steel" ("slides" generally fit around a finger) held with the hand and wrist above the frets, fingers pointing away from the player's body; this is known as "lap steel guitar". This same technique is used to play pedal steel guitar and the "Dobro" resonator guitar used in Bluegrass music.
A slide can be made with any type of smooth hard material that allows tones to resonate. The slide's weight (in terms of density and wall thickness) cause differences in sustain, timbre, and loudness, while the surface structure and material affect tonal clarity and timbre. Square, beveled or rounded edges may allow a player to apply different techniques, while tapered rather than straight sides may help improve control and cause less damping. Pedal steel players may prefer using tonebars, which have one capped end. One recent development is the rise of hybrid slides. A few companies make Carbon Fiber slides. Glass Moonshine slides are made of glass, but have a porous ceramic interior that helps prevent slipping; other slides have been designed to reduce the weight of brass or porcelain slides by using a lightweight interior, while still others are made of glass on the front and of metal on the back to allow easy switching. One can use a solid metal bar or rod, laid across the strings of the guitar and held by the fingers of the fretting hand being laid on it to either side, parallel to it. Pipes, and stones have also been used to good effect, as have rings and spoons. Even a knife can reportedly be used: "As he played, he pressed a knife on the strings of the guitar in a manner popularised by Hawaiian guitarists who used steel bars. The effect was unforgettable." ―W. C. Handy on his first hearing slide guitar, a blues player in the Tutwiler, Mississippi train station.
A fretless guitar is a guitar without frets, such that fingering its strings at particular positions on the string is done by pressing the string against its fingerboard. A "fretboard" in fact is just a fingerboard with inlaid frets, hence the principles for fingering the fretless is almost the same as the fretted, but with three exceptions : It operates in the same manner as most other stringed instruments and traditional guitars, but does not have any frets to act as the lower end point (node) of the vibrating string. On a fretless guitar, the vibrating string length runs from the bridge, where the strings are attached, all the way up to the point where the fingertip presses the string down on the fingerboard. Fretless guitars are fairly uncommon in most forms of western music and generally limited to the electrified instruments due to decreased acoustic volume and sustain in fretless instruments. However, the fretless bass guitar has gained fairly widespread popularity and many models of bass guitar can be found in fretless varieties. Fretless electric bass is particularly popular among jazz, funk and R&B players due to the similarity in feel and sound to the acoustic double bass.
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Legend is that somewhere out there in the world is a bass with only an e-string...
His name is brushy one string.
He has the e-string on an acoustic guitar
That is the djent guitar from Jared Dines channel.
And when it and this are brought together the earth explodes.
@@anemicfiend I thought he only had an A string
@@yeasstt maybe
Finally... someone playing slide bass to a backing track that isn't slow and depressing. Just like a standard guitar, a slide bass guitar can likely scream in the right player's hands. Cheers.
Morphine vibes
You man, diserve a beer
Mark Sandman was known for playing Bass Guitar with a Slide
Les Sandman, Mark Claypool! Really cool track, love your plying man!
Really cool, definitely made me think of Morphine too.
RIP Mark Sandman, this one's for you.
Creative approach, sounds awesome
Love it, sounds amazing
If you did a video using a slide on a fretless bass with flatwounds, one of my dreams would be fulfilled.
Done!
Such a bluesy sound!
Mark Sandman was known for playing Bass Guitar with a Slide
Great tone and really nice groove! Oh yeah, keep rocking baby! 👍👍👍👍
Fantastic!!!
It smokes! It swings! It grooves! Seriously, can't stop listening to this slinky masterpiece.
Great idea
Very cool!
That was the best sounding intro. Wish it were longer.
Damn this sounds great
Awesome 🤘🍻🤘
Just bought a 5 string bass, thanks now I want a fret less bass with only 3 strings 😬😅😂
You are insane!!!
This is great! But where is the low string and does the slide sound good on the low E?
Groovin'!
Awesome sound, what tuning are you using?
Is this your composition? It's great!
What type of strings and tuning are you using?
really cooooool ...what tuning are you in ?
I want to see you & Justin Johnson play together. That would be epic.
Anyone else read that description all the way though?
Hell no!!!
What tuning are you using ?
Wich efect do you use, only the bass attack 2?
Bass Attack 2, and a little delay.
thakns man! nice video greeting from Peru!
This shit rocks!
Amazing! What’s the tuning?
How the hell you don't have more subsribers?!
well he oinly has three strings
hahahaha
Cool behs
what tuning are you using ? Thanks.
what bass are you using?thanks
Aria Pro II - defretted.
Danny Sapko Thank you so much
1 2 3..... 4?
That's more like it.
Very specific title
has science gone too far?
No E?
why, fretless bass is made for that ;-;
To think that I put my bass down to play slide guitar
whats your mail adress? you are amazing base player
Thanks - services@dannysapko.com
Davie 504 should do this
He did. :-)
@@stephenshoihet2590 woah, when? Did I miss it? Send the video link please
@@cellokid5104 ruclips.net/video/V58e_WugiXU/видео.html
@@cellokid5104 its not as upbeat as this one its more country, very sad. Was hoping he'd Slapp N Slide his bass
3 strings? wut
Yeah no clue where his E string is 😆
This seems a bit redundant but at the same I can see how chords and vibrato become much easier.
People say this sounds like Morphine. I've listened to Michael Jackson's morphine, which sounds nothing like this, and I've listened to two songs by a band called morphine, which sound nothing like this. Be more specific folks!
It sounds like Morphine the band, since Mark Sandman (ie bass player/singer for Morphine) plays most of the songs with a 2 string bass guitar and slide.
@@harpbeat500he will be missed
#Davie504