Cradle's new keyboardist CAROLINE....

                  Any info or musical history or vocal ability or live photos or ANYTHING anyone might know about her?  If so, PLEASE share!

 

               Much appreciated!

 

              KJ

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Permalink Reply by Christine on September 4, 2011 at 8:31
I don't want Dave to leave!
Permalink Reply by Lifestalker on September 4, 2011 at 14:52
They need to put Dave in the spotlight more. Seriously. Thornography and Godspeed they were getting their with the bass again, but lost it on DDVA, wtf.
Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on September 4, 2011 at 15:15
Ehh... Most people don't even care about the bassist, because most can't even hear the bass in any songs. I certainly don't.

SpiritCrusher said:
They need to put Dave in the spotlight more. Seriously. Thornography and Godspeed they were getting their with the bass again, but lost it on DDVA, wtf.
Permalink Reply by Lifestalker on September 4, 2011 at 15:22

Ha! Well you obviously haven't dwelled into the classic bands that made bass one of the most important instruments in metal. I have no clue why bands now days try and hide the bass, because the bass adds alot to the music.

 

Take Dusk for example. Plenty of bass upfront how it should be. Also bass leads.

ADreamOfWolves said:

Ehh... Most people don't even care about the bassist, because most can't even hear the bass in any songs. I certainly don't.

SpiritCrusher said:
They need to put Dave in the spotlight more. Seriously. Thornography and Godspeed they were getting their with the bass again, but lost it on DDVA, wtf.
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on October 6, 2011 at 13:06
Bass and drums create the rhythm ... without Bass the whole thing is just wrong. If you don't notice the Bass player then he is really doing his job. Only the best can do this ... sometimes referred to as subliminal bass but without it  meh ... 

SpiritCrusher said:

Ha! Well you obviously haven't dwelled into the classic bands that made bass one of the most important instruments in metal. I have no clue why bands now days try and hide the bass, because the bass adds alot to the music.

 

Take Dusk for example. Plenty of bass upfront how it should be. Also bass leads.

ADreamOfWolves said:

Ehh... Most people don't even care about the bassist, because most can't even hear the bass in any songs. I certainly don't.

SpiritCrusher said:
They need to put Dave in the spotlight more. Seriously. Thornography and Godspeed they were getting their with the bass again, but lost it on DDVA, wtf.
Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on October 6, 2011 at 21:32
Carach Angren doesn't have a bass player in the studio or live concerts. And look how successful they're becoming.

Kevin Hall said:
Bass and drums create the rhythm ... without Bass the whole thing is just wrong. If you don't notice the Bass player then he is really doing his job. Only the best can do this ... sometimes referred to as subliminal bass but without it  meh ... 

SpiritCrusher said:

Ha! Well you obviously haven't dwelled into the classic bands that made bass one of the most important instruments in metal. I have no clue why bands now days try and hide the bass, because the bass adds alot to the music.

 

Take Dusk for example. Plenty of bass upfront how it should be. Also bass leads.

ADreamOfWolves said:

Ehh... Most people don't even care about the bassist, because most can't even hear the bass in any songs. I certainly don't.

SpiritCrusher said:
They need to put Dave in the spotlight more. Seriously. Thornography and Godspeed they were getting their with the bass again, but lost it on DDVA, wtf.
Permalink Reply by Nutsack of Filth on October 6, 2011 at 21:52

So successful that nobody's even heard of them!

 

Bass is important, even if you don't pay attention to it.  It's like the skeleton of a song (in rock/metal at least).


ADreamOfWolves said:

Carach Angren doesn't have a bass player in the studio or live concerts. And look how successful they're becoming.
Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on October 6, 2011 at 21:58
7,000 fans on their facebook page, and many people on this forum know about them. Just cause you don't, doesn't nobody else does.

The Noodle Lizard said:

So successful that nobody's even heard of them!

 

Bass is important, even if you don't pay attention to it.  It's like the skeleton of a song (in rock/metal at least).


ADreamOfWolves said:

Carach Angren doesn't have a bass player in the studio or live concerts. And look how successful they're becoming.
Permalink Reply by Duvessa on October 6, 2011 at 21:59
How does this even have to do with keyboardist of CoF?
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on October 7, 2011 at 2:02
Caroline is firstly a Bass guitarist that also plays keys and sings ... sort of about Caroline I guess?
An Organ was traditionally used for the Bass parts, played with the foot pedals, and as now used for guitar terminology, the "Pedal Tone" provides the Bass line. Drop or detuning guitars (especially 7-string) can supply added or replaced Bass.

Duvessa said:
How does this even have to do with keyboardist of CoF?
Permalink Reply by Duvessa on October 7, 2011 at 6:57
Ok then. I mostly even search bass from a song since it's not easily detectable in most. :D
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on October 7, 2011 at 12:32
Not being able to notice it as individual notes gives it a subliminal flow or back-beat, the drive, if you like, to the sound. Of course this varies, some groups do this where other groups like Primus, use bass as a lead as well. It's hard to notice until you here a demo and the sound is quite weak and tinny. But I do the same, trying to pick the bass parts :)

Duvessa said:
Ok then. I mostly even search bass from a song since it's not easily detectable in most. :D

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