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I want to learn the bass guitar....
.....are there any websites that anyone knows of that will be able to teach a complete novice (me) to play bass?
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Good on ya!!!
don't know of any sites,can you play a 'normal' guitar? (6/12 string) |
I bought some music books and taught myself to play...
Theres plenty of stuff on the t'internet. If you can't read music like I can't you want "Tab" as this will show you where to put your fingers on the fret board. Best thing I found was to get some music / tab for a song I liked and knew well and then just keep practising until I had worked it out. |
Scoobs! Check out www.activebass.com Its been helping me a bit and its got a track builder which is really good.
Hope it helps mate. Matt |
I learned by playing and tab, like Fizzwheel... Well, I say "learned", more "became less incompetent". Still rubbish. Learning bass is different from guitar, the actual fingering etc is simpler but the theory's way, way more complex. Unless you're happy to be the bass player that just thumps along under the guitar line, anyway. You can be an adequate bass player far faster than an adequate guitarist, but it's much easier to be a good guitarist than bass player.
Learn Wake Up by the Arcade Fire first :) Satisfying and very, very simple... |
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Like I say, total novice. Thanks for the advice so far. Anymore info more than welcome. |
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I downloaded a "learn acoustic guitar" program from limewire for a mate, he got on ok with it, could always look at something like that.
As for me i got no musical rydum what so ever...even manged to **** the triangle up at school :oops: |
easiest way to learn to play bass is to go buy one, pick a song and try and learn it.
master it and then move on to a new song repeat ad nauseum the rest can be found in magazines and the great and powerful google |
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