Jeff Berlin Explains How He Gets His Bass Sound
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this first of three episodes, Jeff shares how his bass and its components help him achieve his signature sound.
Stay tuned through the end, where Jeff signs off with a serenade!
Just got a Cort Jeff Berlin bass today!! Plays and Sounds ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!
Jeff's videos are full of useful information.
A month ago, bought this Bass here in Brazil! It's a amazing instrument and i'm doing a lot of gigs with It!
I played his first signature bass, which was the Peavey Palaedium and I liked it and it was pretty close to the Peavey basses that I still play, the Axcellerator and the Forum which I have as a five.
Uma curiosidade, se não for incômodo; onde você encontrou esse baixo pra vender aqui no Brasil?
I'm so pleased Jeff that you are making this series of vids. I've been a great admirer of your bass playing ever since I bought the Bruford albums in the late seventies and heard your bass playing for the first time. Now it turns out you are a fine teacher too. Thank you.
That is a sweet sounding bass but I believe Jeff would get his beautiful tone on a broomstick and washtub.I find it admirable he uses the production model available to all at a considerably modest price for a quality instrument.Jeff fantastic tone is very fretless sounding which I find so incredible.
Great information. 👍👍
Just subscribed; this is a great bass player I always remember from my younger years. I even had a VHS from him that came with a small booklet. That's a great bass Sir
Lovely bass Jeff. Saw one in a shop in London and will definitely try it out!
Yes it is a tempting bass.I think you'd do it proud.
Beautiful Tone Jeff
Thank you for sharing Maestro!
I wish my 5 string Rithimic had the same top.
That was a nice tone line, sounded almost woodwind from 4.22
Great passive basses are the best my new bass teacher amazing. Thank you for your bass videos
Excellent Jeff a , great description and nice demo too keep up the good work cheers
Jeff, how much does your bass weigh? How much do you think weight impacts your sound and tone? And are your Bartolini pickups hum. Cancelling or single coil ? I'm SERIOUSLY interested, but for medical reasons my Dr has ordered to avoid any bass over 9 lbs .....
Cort also makes Squier basses in Indonesia for Fender.
Passionate and funny guy ! And whomever doubts your vast abilities check out 'One of a Kind' by Bill Bruford. The basslines will surely keep you occupied for a while ( as does the timing :) )
Hi, Jeff. Ik bought your bass music reading book (the red one) and looking to buy the other one (the green one). I have a question that I actually sent via the website but due to no answer I contact you via RUclips. If I complete your courses I will be enable (technically and theoretically) to play any kind of music? I am most interested in Latin music like salsa, merengue, bachata, cumbia….etc gracias Jeff!
God I am about to go crazy to get one of those Jeff Berlin Corts lol.
Thanks Jeff..
Thank you James.
Study solfeggio to transcend it later... as you become the music flowing from you...
what about the amp and cords?
Do you use flatwound or roundwound strings?
Judging by the sound they must be roundwounds. The flats sound a bit more thuddy.
Definitely roundwounds on the bass he's playing in this vid.
What amp settings
Quite surprised about how punchy the front pickup remained, I expected it to be a completely rounded tone.
First of all I don't believe he doesn't think there's a difference in sound between rosewood and ebony fretboards- obviously he does because his other signature models have had ebony, second babics bridges have been around since bad ass bridge's and he seems like the kind of guy who fully researches what's out there- what I'm getting at is he wants to sell lots of basses-ebony is more expensive
Jeff slapping , stop!
Jeff Berlin blocked me on Facebook because I took exception to the way he responded to people who disagreed with his views on music education.
I didn’t use any rude remarks and I wasn’t disrespectful in any way.
In this video and many others he has a real ‘nice guy’ vibe and he seems genuinely interested in helping people.
Why is he so conflicted and even hypocritical in his dealings with others, particularly those that he claims he wants to help?
I hope he resolves this problem in his lifetime because he is a good player.
When was this? Jeff has gone through a major change lately - to the positive FYI
Who cares about your Facebook problem. Your criticism of him comes from a bad attitude. Do you know him personally? I appreciate the time Jeff takes to make these videos.
Great information on the bass but as a break down of the bass guitar & player he barely does so with the latter...
Im not asking for him to play 20 minutes worth of playing to 10 minutes of talking about this bass guitar but i left watching this none the wiser with regards to the sounds that a passive bass guitar can get as too many of today's basses are predominantly set up with both passive & built in electronics...
Im not saying that bassist needs to lay off onboard built in electronics as we are all are aloud to get the choice of sounds we can get but even a demo barely has any sounds on a passsive bass wouldnt want to see me add even 1 more passive bass guitar ti my already collection of passive bass guitars...
Thank You for the informative side of these bass guitars but a more in depth review with more playing of gentlem and healthy wherever you are in this world...
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