BoojiBoy

 

here are my main basses;

 

from left to right, Steinberger Synapse, Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV, Line 6 Variax 700, 2003 Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray, Fender Classic Series 70's bass. I have a few more since this pic was taken..

 

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Here's the rest (from left to right):

Schecter Custom 4, Ibanez Soundgear SR300, Warwick Corvette $$, G&L Tribute JB-2, Yamaha BB424X, 1984 Rickenbacker 4003.

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Awesome collection BoojiBoy -- especially cool to see after seeing your frequent bass playthrough videos!

 

Only question is ... all that hardware and no 5 string?  I've got an Epi Thunderbird Pro V, and I like it a lot except for improper grounding buzz.  Does your Pro 4 do that?

 

Thanks, took me a long time to amass these babies.. I was going to buy a 5-string and tried it at my local music store. I guess my fingers are too short or something because the neck felt huge and I just got frustrated with it (I should get one and just keep at it). As for the buzzing, my TB sounded great right off the shelf and I never had an issue.

@@BoojiBoy That would be too much of a trouble. There is not too many of us to split songs between arangements. Sorry, that's just too much work. If there would be more participants, then something like that can be considered. Right now, that would be a chore for me and @. We were talking about that some weeks ago, and back then RC Organizers had the same answer. More people - we can start talking.

@@Mortalo ok, just a thought

thanks

I think any beginner will struggle with "Everybody Wants to be an Astronaut" on bass. Because bass and guitar difficulty can vary wildly on song (ZZ Top, for example; easy on bass, hard on guitar) maybe bass and guitar championship songs should be different?

@@BoojiBoy Yours Black Sheep video is not working :( Nice work you'd have done, I'll put you in MasterClass.

I fixed the link, it's working now

My first entries:

Black Sheep (bass) 100% - 728 streak

Hypnotize (bass) 100% - 638 streak

Forsaken (bass) 88% - 226 streak

(I'll probably give this another go later)

I started with RS2012 on PS3, then I got RS2014 (I have one or two vids from PS3 playthroughs). Then I got the PC version, way easier to edit and upload videos.

here are my main basses;

from left to right, Steinberger Synapse, Epiphone Thunderbird Pro IV, Line 6 Variax 700, 2003 Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray, Fender Classic Series 70's bass. I have a few more since this pic was taken..

Here's the rest (from left to right):

Schecter Custom 4, Ibanez Soundgear SR300, Warwick Corvette $$, G&L Tribute JB-2, Yamaha BB424X, 1984 Rickenbacker 4003.

well, I started putting all my videos back up. I'm acknowledging 3rd party content and they are still available, so I guess that's a good sign.

http://www.youtube.com/user/DishpanHands

thanks

So, if I do decide to re-up my videos. Should I put a disclaimer that I do not own content.. blah blah? Some times I get notices that a third party owns content "but it's still available on YouTube". I guess I'll just delete the ones that get blocked everywhere.

And the fact that a user here who's posted videos on YouTube hasn't had a problem yet only means that either you're just small potatoes and it's not worth the effort, or they haven't found you yet.

 

 PewDiePie even has a Rocksmith playthrough of a Muse song (with the music)... not many YouTubers bigger than him

Thanks for the info guys, I already got one copyright strike against me for that. I would always dispute the claim "Fair Use", and all that bullcrap. I guess I should have just acknowledged 3rd party content.

I have received a threatening copyright notice from YouTube about one of my videos (Muse "Hate This and I'll Love You"). So in order to protect myself, I have removed all Rocksmith videos. I still enjoy playing the custom tracks and appreciate this site.

Thanks for your views.