Fan Bass

Lorin answers another of your questions for our growing Fan Bass Q&A archive. If you’ve got a question click here to submit it, and as always feel free to discuss this thread below, and ask more questions or offer further advice to your Bass Head family! QUESTION: I recently had quite a scare and may not be able to attend the expensive private college I’ve worked really hard to get into. My mother asked me “what interests you in life, what do you like?” so that we could make a plan B, and all I could think was concerts. I LOVE light shows, Bassnectar’s in particular, and I always thought it was really interesting when we got a glimpse into the production of them in your tourcam videos. Where on earth would one go to develop a skill like that? The light shows at a Nectar concert are top notch and I’m curious as to how I could get trained and involved in such a thing. This is totally unrelated to anything, and i didn’t know where to post it so I put it here. Thank you! – anon

The questions for our Fan Bass section keep rolling in – and from personal politics to metaphysical pondering, you are leaving no stone unturned. So in an effort to keep up with you curious types, here’s another answer direct from Planet Lorin. Click here to submit your own question, and free to add comments or questions about this post below. More answers are on the way! QUESTION: Why don’t you play more of your older material? Your older stuff seems softer and more melodic, do you miss performing the classics like Kyrian Bee Bop, Pleasure the Bassnympho, Agent Squish etc.? Bhaley

Hey folks! So since we started collecting questions for the Fan Bass section we have received hundreds of awesome questions. I have been responding to some of them as I travel, and below is the first one. It is a bit long, but I am a bit long winded. Feel free to post any comments or questions about this post and I can share more. Or stay tuned and we will post more answers soon. Click here if you want to ask a question, and you will be directed to the form. Thanks!