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johor
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    johor
    le 11 Fév 2004, 15:18
Excusez moi de vous interompre, mais quelqu'un pourait me dire le nom et la marque de la basse de wooten a la question précédente? Et eventuelement un site qui donneré les description?
Merci par avance si c possible....
Lexder
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Ca doit etre une Fodera Monarch Deluxe 1983 (http://www.victorwooten.com/bassguitar.htm)
Jazzman
vas y lexder fais peter THE question
Excuse me, when I kiss the sky......
Lexder
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bon bon bon pour se relaxer le neurone :

J’aime les étoiles …

J’ai des basses avec six micros …

Groovy baby …

Wooten a joué avec moi …

Jazzman
fodera ?
Excuse me, when I kiss the sky......
basshero
JP Basses a écrit :
Bootsy collins!

marrant ce jeu

JP


ouais trop facile la question rien qu'en voyant le mot etoile j'avais devine

j'aimerai m'attarder sur le matos de wooten aussi

infos prises sur le site bassplayer.com

Citation:
Victor has a sizable collection of basses. "I used almost all of them at some place on the record," he claims. "It was a goal because I wanted get different sounds. Eighty percent of the time, though, it was one of my Fodera 4-strings." Vic's Foderas include his standard maple 4, his yin-yang-patterned bass, a matching yin-yang fretless, another 4 he tunes ADGC, and a 4 with piezo pickups and stereo outputs that he used heavily on A Show of Hands. To get a Marcus Miller tone, he played his new NYC Empire bass, a J-style instrument designed by Fodera. Victor pulled out a Taylor fretless acoustic bass guitar for "My Life" and "The Loneliest Monk," a Conklin M.E.U. electric upright for "Naima," and a Juzek upright for "A Little Buzz." Other basses making appearances include a Kubicki Factor, a custom Keith Roscoe 5-string, Joe Compito 5- and 6-strings, and his late-'70s Alembic Series 1, which he describes as his "first good bass." Although his very first bass (a Univox copy of a Hofner violin bass) didn't make it onto the album, it's pictured on the CD cover. All of his 4-strings sport D'Addario XLs, gauges .045, .065, .075, .095. A brand new bass in the Wooten collection is the custom 8-string pictured here. The 3-D dragon on top was carved from exotic woods by luthier Bill Conklin, who used silver for the sword and old ivory for the dragon's teeth. Victor also has a unique-sounding Nechville "banjo bass" (see cover), which sports a headless Steinberger neck and a black-ash body mounted onto a patented Tom Nechville modular banjo frame.

During his sets with JD Blair, Victor plugs into a Walter Woods head and plays through a new prototype Ampeg cabinet with one 18" speaker, two 10s, two 6w's, and a horn. Wooten steps on a DigiTech Whammy pedal and a Visual Volume pedal; his rack holds an Ensoniq DP4 multi-effects unit, a Yamaha G50 Guitar MIDI interface for his new Yamaha B1D MIDI pickup, and a Mackie 1604 mixer funneling bass, drums, and voices through a Lexicon JamMan, which Victor controls with a custom MIDI pedal to create live loops.
basshero
JP Basses a écrit :

Quel luthier a fabriqué la première basse six cordes à grand espacement de cordes (idem espacement 4 cordes donc gros manche) pour monsieur Anthony Jackson??


houla moi facile deja!
Lexder
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ptet que c'est Hill.
Jazzman
heu.....

chai po carey nordstrand ?
Excuse me, when I kiss the sky......
Lexder
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Au pif, roger sadowski ...

sinon je crois que va nous falloir un autre indice ...
Jazzman
heu heu heu

je chai po
Excuse me, when I kiss the sky......
basshero
JP Basses a écrit :
Bon c'est trop long là!!

c'était Carl Thompson!


heho j'allais le dire
basshero
JP Basses a écrit :
pas Roger.

Euh...le gars en question s'est associé avec un certain Joey.

ça c de l'indice de brute!

JP


si c pas un killer ce JP

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