I Hired Bassists To Create Groovy Bass Lines

Recording bass with little to no instruction makes recording music really hard. So today I am challenging 3 bass players on Fiverr to create their grooviest bass lines with no instruction.

Check out all these Bass Players on Fiverr.
Antonio D'amato

Dan G.

Eugene Murmur

Video Chapters
00:00 | Start of video
01:02 | Challenge Rules
01:39 | Finding Bass Players on Fiverr
03:56 | Bass Player #1
07:17 | Bass Player #2
12:17 | Bass Player #3
15:04 | Final Thoughts
16:27 | Outro

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[DanGallagherMusic]

Thanks for having me on mate! Been following your channel for a while - always great stuff!!

[chrisclark]

You need to get Eugene to do another vid about his setup because I agree, his tone was killer. Would love to know!

[chiefpinero]

#2 Hands down! Had me doing the stank face on that second pass. 🔥 🔥🔥

[gerardcarulla]

the tone on the 3rd one gave me goosebumps

[hermanosbeas]

Please do more of these videos super fun to watch !

[chicoanimated]

The 3rd one tone was so great! It reminded me of that song Thundercat played because of the groove

[dwaylynholland]

Hey Travis, I love this series. My personal favorite was #3.

[GreyerSkiez]

I love a hooky bass line, number 2 wins it for me but they were ALL killer!!

[danngreen]

2, 3, 1 phenomenal players please keep this series going

[jgyrwa]

All three were good, and you can hear the levels of creativity between them. Eugene’s tone stood out above the crowd. Right bass for the job imo.

[notshared]

Loved what Dan put down in the second sample. The double-stops were fresh.

[PauloSergio]

The third one has a bit more feeling in my opinion.

[maurice.]

Solid video, appreciate your insight man. I’m a relatively new bass player, so hearing you interpret their playing & casually throw in jargon helps a lot. Also explaining that having more space makes a bassline groovier is good to know. I’ll definitely put that into practice. Think my favorite was the second one. I love the overall tone he gave the track, so smooth.

[sampowellmusic]

i think they were all excellent in their own unique way.

[mattdabassist]

The last one, tone, pocket and smooth!

[yvesbailey]

1 was good, 2 was impressive and 3 was sweet jesus and the angels.
What a bass tone it was monstrous and thick 👏 😍 what is that bass name please?

[dianaene]

The second player sounded much better for me.

[jamesbyrne]

I Just Came Across Your Channel Via My Feed And I Love What You’re Doing. I’ve Played Guitar For 42+ Years, Self Taught And This Brings Me Back To Live Rehearsals And Studio Sessions And Building A Track Piece By Peice Track By Track. Unfortunately The Live Stuff Will Be Less Available As Everything Goes Digital.

[Jd.]

2nd guy 2nd take was real Good.. 3rd guy was more my take. I personally prefer a heavier bass line. Leading off a heavy bass line is like the bread and butter note allowing those spicy notes to play also. They all did well 🎉 great video

[kupj]

In this kind of videos it would be cool to see also your version of "groovy bassline" or whatever