Monday, August 23, 2010

3 Basic Tips In Playing Bass

By Eric Lahm

If you have a hard time learning for the first on playing a bass then this will educate you on how start playing the bass guitar. Shorter notes sound better than the long ones if a bass part of the audio is "pitched". Some parts of the bass can be very attention grabbing especially if the rhythm is extremely fast. Leave some space in the bass part of the song. This article will assist you on how to start playing a bass guitar the easy way.

1. Shorter notes sound better than the long ones if a bass part of the audio is "pitched". Edit some notes taken from other parts of the song to fit them into a totally different phrase. The melody is still familiar but with a different cut because it was inserted on a different line.

Some parts of the bass can be very attention grabbing especially if the rhythm is extremely fast. Avoid making bass melodies that can cause difficulties when playing and playing will not be as enjoyable. The trick is keeping the frets static until the melody changes. Like playing drums, bass can be recurring as well, so manage to break lines and chords for some variety. It is not bad to go back to the first simple bass chords just to avoid having a "wreck" with the sound at the end.

3. Leave some space in the bass part of the song. Notice that famous bass players put emphasis on holes when they try to emphasize a feeling of pressure into the sound. It leaves the listener's ear hanging in anticipation and then satisfying them just a few beats later. Sounds with more bass melodies are best heard when the notes are kept higher. The best advice is to listen to the edited bass chords and be decisive on the good and/or the bad timing.

Now that you some idea on how to play a bass, you may be able to generate music that will suit your style. By using shorter note, avoiding making bass melodies that can cause difficulties and leaving some space in the bass part of song creating music in it will easy and get the right music that we want.

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