PROFESSIONAL BASS TRACK - KOREAN PRO PLAYER for $80

In Bass 100% Guarantee By Jiyoon

PROFESSIONAL BASS TRACK - KOREAN PRO PLAYER for $80

Hi!
I'm Jiyoon SONG, I've worked over 10 years as a pro bass player in my home country, South Korea!
I've graduated from Seoul Arts University (Korea's best music institution), recorded sessions for several top-charting Korean artists, but also played in bands and recorded a solo album.

Today, I have a good understanding of technical play, and I've learnt to play different styles while matching composers' ideas.
I also acquired an Alembic Mark King, allowing me to deliver a wider range of sounds than most bass guitars.

For recording, I'll combine my experience and your vision to deliver a high quality track!

For each order, I'll record two tracks, both fitting your song but with different feeling, to give you more choice.
I'll send you the finished work as :
1. One mp3 file combining my bass line and your original music - for monitoring
2. The original bass line in WAV format (2 tracks)

If none of the tracks fit / you need some small revisions, please let me know and I'll record a third take for you!

My equipment
Alembic Mark King (5 Strings)
Alembic Rogue
Alembic fretless (spoiler circuit)
Fender Jazz Base (Custom Shop Grade)
Japan TUNE Bass (EMG 8 Strings)
Vanderkley SPARTAN Pre, Cabinet
EBS Micro Bass Pre
RME Fireface UCX
UAD-2. Bass All Plugin
Alembic active cable ASC-20
Logic Pro X

Wishing to make great business with you!

Kpop Idol Session 01 (AR)

Kpop Idol Session 01 (AR)
  • Kpop Idol Session 01 (AR)
  • Kpop Idol Session 02 (Peak Bass)
  • Kpop Idol Session 03 (Slap Bass)
  • Randy Cooke Session 01.
  • Randy Cooke Session 02
  • Fusion jazz Session 01
  • Fusion jazz Session 02
  • Fusion jazz Session 03
  • Korean TV Session 01
  • Korean TV Session 02
  • Korean Trot Session
  • Vintage Rock Session 01
  • Vintage Rock Session 02
  • Ballade Session
  • D&B. Rock Ballade Session
  • Old Funk TOP.
  • Motown Bass
  • Standard Jazz
  • F Blues
  • Bounce Funk Bass

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