Acoustic vs Electric Bass

[Lavallee]

Hi Bob, do you plan to make video lessons? Even if we do not have a bass guitar ( I am sure that some of us might have one) we could learn the techniques.

Thanks

Marc

[TGMatt]

We may have some lessons coming

[Lavallee]

Looking forward to expand my musician horizon.

Marc

[TGBob]

i think some videos might be in the making... *little known fact: bass IS the musical epicenter...

[Chasplaya]

You know this has the making of a really great thing Neil intros the songs with rhythm Ajay does the leads and Bob does the Bass so we get the complete package and finally Suzanne explains the theory behind it all.

[Lavallee]

Great idea Chas, you always seem to have a good global view of things. Karma for you

Marc

[AndyT]

Chasplaya wrote:
You know this has the making of a really great thing Neil intros the songs with rhythm Ajay does the leads and Bob does the Bass so we get the complete package and finally Suzanne explains the theory behind it all.

Isn't that what I said? LOL Not in so many words I'm sure! LOL Thanks Chas!

[cabro]

I've been playing the bass for over 30 years and I agree with everything Bob has said so far, especially about the bass being the epicenter of the music. I own 4, 5, and 8 string electrics and a 4 string acoustic. The acoustic is very cool. It has great action and really adds to any acoustic jam. As both a bassist and guitarist I will tell you that bass uses a different set of muscles than guitar and wears on different parts of your fingers. If you already play guitar then learning the bass is easy. Learning the bass well is another matter. Just my two cents worth.

[jeanrhall]

I am not professional singer or musician but I love play guitar. I want to learn bass but i have no idea about it. Here i get some knowledge about bass and which kind of bass choosing.