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| '''Ryan Martinie''' (aka "Ryknow" or "R-ud") is the ] in the ] band ]. He is within a beholder's eye of one of the elite of bassists in the ] genre. He is ideally known for his jazz influenced slap bass technique, as well as using a myriad of other bass techniques. He has also pioneered a new technique, using his double-jointed fingers to create a "semi-pop" sound. He also has extended bass solos at some Mudvayne concerts. | '''Ryan Martinie''' (aka "Ryknow" or "R-ud") is the ] in the ] band ]. He is within a beholder's eye of one of the elite of bassists in the ] genre. He is ideally known for his jazz influenced slap bass technique, as well as using a myriad of other bass techniques. He has also pioneered a new technique, using his double-jointed fingers to create a "semi-pop" sound. He also has extended bass solos at some Mudvayne concerts. | ||
| Ryan plays on Warwick "Thumb" 5-string basses (strung with DR strings), which he runs through Ampeg amps. | Ryan plays on Warwick "Thumb" 4-string and 5-string basses (strung with DR Black Beauty strings), which he runs through Ampeg amps. | ||
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Ryan Martinie (aka "Ryknow" or "R-ud") is the bass guitarist in the Alternative Metal band Mudvayne. He is within a beholder's eye of one of the elite of bassists in the math metal genre. He is ideally known for his jazz influenced slap bass technique, as well as using a myriad of other bass techniques. He has also pioneered a new technique, using his double-jointed fingers to create a "semi-pop" sound. He also has extended bass solos at some Mudvayne concerts.
Ryan plays on Warwick "Thumb" 4-string and 5-string basses (strung with DR Black Beauty strings), which he runs through Ampeg amps.
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