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Greetings and happy evening to all the musicians and singers of this beautiful community, I hope you are very well at home and that your day has been very useful, from my room I extend a hug to you all, always wishing you health and good music.
Tonight I want to share with you a video that represents a lot for me and with which I can demonstrate a way that we can apply to the study of the electric bass on complex themes or compositions.
As musicians, many times we have the uncertainty of wanting to play a song from the first moment we hear it, we want to have the ability to conceptually and technically reduce what we are listening to, without a doubt it is one of the most complex tasks that we can carry out. and more when it comes to issues as complicated as this.
"What do you mean?", is an original song by the singer Justin Bieber that caused euphoria and was in the first places of the music charts worldwide, years after its launch, a group of music students from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, decided to cover this song and the truth is that more than one musician left us confused with so much virtuosity together.
The group called "5th Flo", had this initiative of creating cover, reharmonizing them and taking it to a musical level full of virtuosity when they had to carry out a project to advance the semester at the aforementioned university, since that moment they have come together and have taken their particular touch to the networks and the concerts of the university.
On the other hand, in this video I show a study technique for complicated subjects and the best thing is to divide its parts, study and analyze separately, without anxiety or haste in order to cover each segment in more detail and have greater certainty about what was recorded.
Keep in mind that virtuoso musicians prepare their lines and play them over and over again before recording them, so don't feel bad when it becomes difficult for us to carry out this task.
Samuel Lundell: Bass and General Production
Josh Foster: Drums
Isaias Hill: Keyboards
Korey Fells: Keyboards
Jack Rochon: Guitar
Excelente!
Me parece que te quedó de muchísimo nivel
Un gran abrazo