@@redgamer821 yes I went back listening to the bass track before :D It sounds like he plays the full chord as you say, actually :D In the end it's a minor detail :)
@@HugoBass83Lars and Hetfeld are somewhat notorious for yelling at their mixers to turn down the bass. But hearing it without the bass theres something missing from the guitar and drums(specifically bass drum). It doesnt sound as full. It gives me a better understanding of what the bass is there to do and seems like a neet trick in mixing to pretend like the bass isnt even a musician in the band. Sounds really cohesive, as the bass here is a middle child. :sips wine:
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This is how he actually played it on the record right ?
More or less, let's say 98% accurate :D (maybe XD)
What are the doubles up notes ?
Eg: The 7over 0?
Well sometimes you have to play two notes at the same time... :D
I believe that before the main riff, he plays the whole chord instead of just the octave. In tab form:
9
9
7
0
You mean at 0:56? It may very well be the case! :D
@@HugoBass83 Correct. Here's the isolated bass track: ruclips.net/video/bsb-Znqq5Ws/видео.html
@@redgamer821 yes I went back listening to the bass track before :D It sounds like he plays the full chord as you say, actually :D In the end it's a minor detail :)
@@HugoBass83Lars and Hetfeld are somewhat notorious for yelling at their mixers to turn down the bass. But hearing it without the bass theres something missing from the guitar and drums(specifically bass drum). It doesnt sound as full. It gives me a better understanding of what the bass is there to do and seems like a neet trick in mixing to pretend like the bass isnt even a musician in the band. Sounds really cohesive, as the bass here is a middle child. :sips wine:
Hey thanks for this. Is this your mix or did you remove the bass ?
If I remember correctly, I took the multitracks, removed the bass and remixed them