BASSED.

Join us as we chat with (a personal hero) Shae Wooten. We chat things like the Union Tube and Transistor LAB Compressor, Dirty Bass, HX Stomp/Quad Cortex, life on the road, and being a better human. Huge thanks to Shae for taking the time to chat with us. Shae has played with artists like Elevation Worship, Natalie Hemby, Jude Moses

Mike Rinne is a bassist, producer, and all around great guy residing in Nashville, TN who has played/recorded with a variety of awesome artists like: Miranda Lambert, Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell, Alicia Keys, Rayland Baxter, and many more. We're thankful he sat down with us to share a peek behind the Nashville session curtain. Please catch us on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bassedthechannel/ JOIN THE DISCORD https://discord.gg/wVkUTgFD

Welcome to the first episode of the HIT RECORD segment from Bassed. Carson Childers chats with Jesse Honig about the nuances of recording, music, mixing, and navigating the world of pedals. They chat about: -DI boxes -Drum Micing -Recording Engineering -Ampeg for recording -Pultec/Lang EQ -In Ears -SSL Bus Compressors -Ethical building and much more!

Thanks for listening! Please catch us on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bassedthechannel/ JOIN THE DISCORD https://discord.gg/wVkUTgFD On this pod we chat about: Practicing bass Was Nashville the right choice for Nick Flight cases Reunion Blues Expedition Drop Shipping Tone X Boosts MonoNeon Bass Whammy 47 noise kick effects Seinfeld pedal 52 minutes good clip for podcast

Join Nick Bernard and Carson Childers as they chat with Seye Adelekan - known for his solo work and collaborative playing with Gorillaz, Hikaru Utada, and Yannis & The Yaw. In his episode they chat about: -gigging with a variety of artists -his signature Eastwood bass guitar -Baum guitars -country music -5 string vs 4 string basses and much more! BASSED. is the best BASS GUITAR related podcast ever to be hosted by Nick Bernard and Carson Childers. Where they talk about BASS GUITARS because BASS is cool. Okay, is that enough instances of saying "bass guitar" for the algorithm?