Hi 4Ich3m1, thanks for your feedback! I hope you carry on playing! :)

Thanks man!

keep going, try something slower like Flight of Icarus and progressively go faster, playing long songs works for building stamina

@Vladimir Vulkan 8 32th are played on one beat. Surely some practicing in behind at a speed of 105. Some take it as a Tremolo, means playing as fast as possible keeping the beats in mind putting emphasis on each beat. Be patient with yourself and slow down the speed and speed up after a while. Give it a go!

Got there yet ?

Playing the whole song "Caught Somewhere in Time" with fingers is the hardest challenge, in my opinion. So fast...

Hi Mac, Quite a time, nice to hear you're back :)

😂

Lol

Hi harmony, Yes why not. Might take some time! Be patient with me, there are so many Songs I would love to play and share, but running daytime job i am quite limited in time available.

Hi Ian, mainly because he is plucking the strings quit hard. Surely his sound is unique and is part of this "clicking sound"

@@basssoul6874 oh ok thank you

He also uses an incredibly low action, lots of compression to level peaks and his own signature flatwound strings. His playing style with his picking hand is a little like John Entwhistle from the Who. He kind of "hammers" through the string with his plucking hand that makes each note bounce off the frets a little like a slap player. Combine this with very low action and flatwound strings is where the "click" comes from. it's the strings "pinging" off thge fretboard every time he plucks a note. It's not a very "correct" technique, but it is how he gets his sound and works for the band.

Hi Marsellus, yes, why not but will definitely take a while!

Thanks man!

But it was originally done with fingers.

@@chrisgambaro-vega9504 maybe it’s the original way but that doesn’t make it the easy way

e standard

Its Standard tuning, mentioned at the beginning of the Video. Thanks for your comment!

Hi Enrique, Which one do you want?

Hi Sam, Its no surprise, its a quite long song. Keep on going and carry on trying to run through, even though the last Part might not Sound as you wish, you'll become stronger!

Hi Peter, I am not normally inclined to reply to comments that begin with sweeping statements that are as superfluous as they are unproven. Nevertheless, my comment is that I can never rule out having made a mistake when transcribing the bass track. I assume at least that it is clear anyway that recording an 8 minute song has nothing to do with convenience. I don't see anything wrong with the parts 33 etc. mentioned, Steve often plays identical runs several times. You are right on the "E" Chords, just an open E. I always loved playing it that way so I put it in. You can blame me for that. What an awful mess! Just to mention, this was the first song I uploaded to my channel after opening up. I believed it was worth starting with it so I put quite an effort in it. Anyway, thanks for your feedback

Hi, thanks for your comment. Is there a certain part of the Song that you are referring to or are you talking in general?

@@basssoul6874 It's just a clown comment.

@@AlexandarShmex guess so, quite a time ago without any Feedback, thanks for yours!