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Putting this here, without any particular reason. I like the '50s P concept more than I expected, combined with a mute it makes for a great babybass replacement in our salsa band.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChPGXLvjJXs Ein Video, das während einer kleinen Aufführung für Freunde und Familie erstellt wurde. Das Bild stammt von einem Handy und der Ton kommt vom Mischpult. Ein Lied mit Geschichte.

Getting back to the playing lists: Our band Pimiento.nl is a coverband as well, technically - we just happen to be specialized in salsa. When we need to extend our playlist we let everybody propose one or two songs, which someone collects in a playlist on Spotify. We play the list one or two...

After playing the song a couple of times, the drummer and I became so fed up with it that we switched halfway to a gospel-like fast-walking-bass variety, which helped us survive the song for some more time. You can also change it into fast-pace-samba. Trying to apply salsa is a bit harder...

If you want to sound like an upright, tuning down your strings a half or even a whole step makes the attack much slower. Additionally, you could try damping with a piece of velcro instead of foam. This will add the suggestion of acoustic body resonance, but make sure you turn down the tone or...

More or less triggered by this thread, I ordered one to get equal output from my babybass and my active 5-string, and it works great. When I had my finger on the trigger I saw the 48V on the Mackie and could not resist adding a cheap studio mic to the order, which is really a step up (for...

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I sometimes use a bass uke in my salsa band, and while my bandmates rave about the babybass-like sound, I can confirm what some others are saying here: playing bass guitar or upright just feels better. On uke, I have to concentrate on my fingers so much that I can hardly look around. You see the...