Bass Player Magazine interview with Daniel Brummel - July 2003: Difference between revisions
Bass Player Magazine interview with Daniel Brummel - July 2003 (view source)
Revision as of 23:29, 29 May 2023
, 29 May 2023→Interview: images added
m (HMC moved page Daniel Brummel Interview, Bass Player Magazine, July 2003 to Bass Player Magazine interview with Daniel Brummel - July 2003: title consistency) |
Moonbritches (talk | contribs) (→Interview: images added) |
||
| Line 19: | Line 19: | ||
"I don't think bass gets enough respect," adds Daniel, who cites low-end influences as diverse as Stanley Clarke, Graham Maby, and Green Day's Mike Dirnt. "It's got rhythmic and melodic aspects, but unfortunately the melodic aspects get ignored sometimes. I'm not afraid to go up high on the neck for melodic ideas, but that can get a little distracting; you do have to remember to hold down the fort but still be creative with it. I'm never afraid to back off and play a groove either. It doesn't matter so much what kind of licks you play, but how you play them. If you've got good rhythm and feel, you're ideas will come across better." | "I don't think bass gets enough respect," adds Daniel, who cites low-end influences as diverse as Stanley Clarke, Graham Maby, and Green Day's Mike Dirnt. "It's got rhythmic and melodic aspects, but unfortunately the melodic aspects get ignored sometimes. I'm not afraid to go up high on the neck for melodic ideas, but that can get a little distracting; you do have to remember to hold down the fort but still be creative with it. I'm never afraid to back off and play a groove either. It doesn't matter so much what kind of licks you play, but how you play them. If you've got good rhythm and feel, you're ideas will come across better." | ||
==Images== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Image:Doc - Apr 18 2023 - 5-24 PM1024 1.jpg | |||
Image:Doc - Apr 18 2023 - 5-24 PM1024 2.jpg | |||
</gallery> | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||