Tonalic Instrument: Sean Hurley's 60s P-Bass

Sean Hurley has collaborated with artists like John Mayer and Robin Thicke, contributing to numerous chart-topping records. He is an incredibly versatile bassist, known for his earthy, warm and thick tone that supports the song. In this video, Sean talks about his go-to bass: a 1966 Fender Precision. Strung with roundwounds that he changes roughly every two years, this vintage P-bass has a deep, modern-friendly low end that sits perfectly in today's productions. Sean uses it on about 85% of all his recording sessions, and once a producer hears it on one track, it usually stays for the whole project. The bass is completely stock: original pickup, tone and volume. Sean prefers roundwounds for their extra harmonic detail, helping the bass blend with electric guitars, synths and modern arrangements. Once broken in, the strings mellow into a warm, supportive tone that still allows him to step out melodically when needed. -- Tonalic feels like having a musician by your side. No AI, no loops, no MIDI. Just a musician playing along to every chord, every tempo, every groove. Effortlessly. The result? Authentic guitar, bass, and drum tracks in your song – with the sound, the emotion and all the performance magic that happens between the notes. From Celemony, the creators of Melodyne. Played by world-class studio musicians. Driven by your song. Tonalic – a musician by your side -- More on Sean Hurley:   / seanehurley     / seanehurley      / @theseanhurley   https://linktr.ee/Seanhurley More on Tonalic: https://www.tonalic.com Follow us on Social Media:   / tonalic      / @celemony     / tonalicmusic     / tonalicmusic   Explore more Tonalic links: https://linktr.ee/tonalic #tonalic #celemony #aMusicianByYourSide #plugin #bass #seanhurley #bassist #fender #fenderprecisionbass