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Gospel Instruments => Bass Guitar => Topic started by: funkStrat_97 on June 09, 2015, 06:35:18 AM
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....hug a bass player. It appears that science has proven that bass players may in fact be THE most important member of the band (http://m.music.cbc.ca/blogs/2015/6/Bass-players-actually-the-most-important-member-of-the-band-according-to-science). So much for our guitar playing egos.
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I've known this for ages. This is why I make sure to remember to work on my bass lines on guitar as well as everything else, lol.
Don't have to have 4-6 super thick strings to be a bassist... :p
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I've known this for ages. This is why I make sure to remember to work on my bass lines on guitar as well as everything else, lol.
Don't have to have 4-6 super thick strings to be a bassist... :p
Well....you could run through an octave pedal. In fact, some people play piccolo basses which are tuned high like the bottom 4 strings of a guitar and will use an octave pedal to get that lower range when playing bass lines.
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Well....you could run through an octave pedal. In fact, some people play piccolo basses which are tuned high like the bottom 4 strings of a guitar and will use an octave pedal to get that lower range when playing bass lines.
Or the low register of a keyboard, organ pedals, bass sax/clarinet/flute/tuba/Sousaphone, 6-bass drumline, voice, Gameboy, etc... or like... maybe i should read the article.. lol