Some say no. Some say yes. Youll actually have to play on to decide for your self
Adrian Peterson
>when you're drunk on stage at the open mic, finish your first song and you've forgotten the rest of the setlist but the drummer and bassist are already starting up on the second song
Austin Edwards
What are you planning on using it for?
Luis Cooper
>2017 >not owning a tube amp
Jaxon Miller
Playing guitar at very low tunings. hurr durr No djent, no death metal or anything. Maybe the odd prog metal stuff (DT). I also think it could sound quite nice with a clean sound. But actually now that I think about it, I have very short fingers so maybe a baritone isn't the most sensible thing to buy for me. I already have a hard time getting my thumb over the neck on LPs sometimes.
Ian Smith
Reposting for visibility
Fender Bassbreaker 15 for home practice. Would it be too loud? I wanted the 7 watt but no effects loop.
Leo Adams
Try one to feel what it's like.
Noah Miller
Nah a 15 watt combo is good for home use.
Alexander Walker
Any love for flamenco or rumba? It's my favorite genres to play and I've been working on my different compases and golpes.
Shit's hard for me tho. Any protips to relax your fingers more? I feel my strumming hand is too stiff still.
Jack Bennett
I probably wouldn't have one in a small apartment, but you'll get some great tones at volumes that won't take your face off or piss off the neighbors if you live in a house.
You can always use that clean channel with a dirt pedal for quieter volume.
>tfw neighbor is old and deaf
Noah Evans
I had a baritone fender tele and compared to low tuned standard size fenders, the string tension felt better/tighter, it stayed in tune a lot better, and the longer scale really added to the resonance. I was running it through a fender bassman 100 and bass cab with fuzz and it roared.
Carson Butler
Probably had that neat long scale snap.
Adam Stewart
What do you guys use to record demos? Would you recommend a full DAW for someone that finds audacity clunky and unintuitive for trying to compose?
Ian Foster
Thanks guys. I dont live in an apartment it will mostly be used in my medium sized living room.
Hudson Peterson
>tfw no 30" jazzmaster tuned to A
Ian Jones
Picked one up dirt cheap and it does a great job.
Even the amp sims are okay for demo use/ playing with arrangements
Jack Hall
15 tube watts is loud as fuck, don't expect to turn it up more than 3-4 on the dial, even then the windows be rockin'.
Daniel Long
Seems you've replied to the wrong post famalam.
Jonathan Bell
No, I'm talking about neoflamenco and neorumba.
Cameron Barnes
thanks!
meant for
Joshua Howard
I have a question, Ive been playing bass for about a year and recently put light strings on a Ibanez which normally has higher gauge strings on it, The E when tuned down gives an awful buzzing sound. Myself and a Lutheran found that it was because of the lighter string sitting too deep in the nut.
I intend on using the strings for a month before switching out to a heavier set. My question is instead of constantly jumping between E standard and D Standard, would it be worth getting a second bass specifically for one tuning?
Sorry if i'm being a trog, im new to all this bass tech stuff. Pic is of current bass
Aiden Evans
Just fed my chorus 12v instead of 9v and I am in heaven.
Wouldn't that cause your pedal to die after a while?
Brayden Scott
Depends, some can take up to 18v, if it's not rated past 9v it's life will be shorter.
Robert Fisher
Possibly, if it's only a capacitor that dies I can repair that
Easton Peterson
What's up? I'm just gonna post this video of me shredding in hopes someone likes it and I get some followers or something. At least enough to have a real username lol
Thats kind of what i dont want. With a 7 i could probably crank it but lmao no effects loop
Ayden Bell
lol
Jacob King
I replied to the wrong thread it took me about a month to do changes between all of them at about 70 bpm
Jayden Hughes
Why is the bass more expensive than a guitar?
Levi Hill
If you're asking if you should buy another bass guitar, I'll reply as i would if someone asked if they should buy another guitar.
Of course you should. I can't really think of a reason not to, besides not having the funds.
Daniel Richardson
>Go gibson or go home
Speaking of wich, did I do good? Should have it by next week!
Isaac Mitchell
It most likely will
Austin Myers
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Joshua Young
> my guitar is in my room > I'm in the living room > another guitar solves this problem I also bought a chreap guitar to play after work when my hands aren't 100% clean
Asher Cruz
Rockin' telescope, bro
Matthew Ward
This makes sense, any reccs?
Ive been eye up Fender Precision basses on GuitarGuitar but i dunno about the fat necks on them as im used to the ibanez
Lincoln Clark
Haha thanks man. I don't use it nearly as much as I should. I tried to look at the moon once and it was cool, but it's not powerful to see anything else. At least from my bedroom window.
Jace Jones
Look through your neighbors windows with it
Camden Martin
Whats the best workhorse gigging guitar and amp pairing?
Logan Williams
Should have saved up more user. The tribute series sucks. You could have got a top of the line Epiphone for roughly the same price and that would be better than that.
Christian Smith
telecaster and blues junior
Matthew Flores
Fender Strat, Marshall stack.
Cooper Lewis
or les paul and vox ac30
something like that. maybe a wah, delay and noise gate for pedals.
here's the situation: i'm living with mom in our house while i go to college right now, but she's about to move for her work. when she does im going to have to move in to an apartment and go to school. i want to get some drums, but i dont want to buy electronic ones and then have to buy acoustic ones if i get into a band and we gig. also with acoustics i'd possibly have to buy more mics since i just have a shure. right now i only do solo recording
which one do i buy?
Brayden Martinez
if you use real drums in an apartment youre going to get kicked out.
Landon Ramirez
some Guitars i've owned in the past - 1/?
Carson Peterson
2/?
Josiah Adams
depends on the apartment but yea drums in a shitty apartment are no good
nothing wrong with electric drums
Luis Ortiz
3/?
Jacob Powell
4/?
Robert Martinez
5/?
Jayden Mitchell
tremolo - before or after phaser?
Nathaniel Cook
6/?
Zachary Butler
E-kits are great but shit for gigging/recording
Even the mid-top range kits have shitty midi outputs which is a pain in the ass for any engineer to sound half good
Jason Lee
Name ONE more versatile guitar then a fender strat with an HSS pickup.
Protip: You probably can't
Mason Powell
that robot tele some guy here made with 5 pickups or some shit
Anthony Lopez
ES-335
Carson Campbell
any guitar with three p-rails that have their on on/off switches and 3 way tap switches for each pickup
also a Reverend bass contour knob, and an active preamp
Liam Foster
Ibanez RG.
Julian Torres
But think of all the wacky shit you can do with effects
Kayden Collins
>set toms to barking dog effect
Jayden Anderson
When you guitar is applying pressure on your testicles
Evan Johnson
dude....below the dick or above the dick, never on the dick
Michael Ward
Hook, line & sinker
Chase Wilson
Nah, when I'm sitting down this strats button horn is pressing down on my shit
Jeremiah Hall
there isnt
but you'd honestly be better off with a regular strat and a different HH guitar
Eli Richardson
play with it strapped close and high while sitting
Jaxson Jackson
Anyone care to share their experiences with Ear Training. What helped you the most? intervals, dictation, transcribing, harmonic progressions? Best way to learn these things? Is it even worth trying to learn perfect pitch?
Joshua Reed
What helped you the most? intervals, dictation, transcribing, harmonic progressions? >interval recognition, listening to music, learning songs by ear, singing Best way to learn these things? >practice. sing an interval and then play it on your guitar Is it even worth trying to learn perfect pitch? >meme, you cant 'learn' perfect pitch
Jose Wright
sight reading singing is by far the best, albeit hardest, way to train note recognition
Levi Martin
How are you supposed to know that an A chord is made up with A C# E and not A E A? C is straight forward with the repeating notes but A is throwing me off
Andrew Bennett
because of the way the strings are laid out
there's no C sharp on the first 4 frets of the D string, so you play E instead.
Ryan Perez
Because A is not in the key of C Major.
Gavin Barnes
Well I'm not too sure but a chord consists of 3 different notes so AEA is only 2
Nathan Ramirez
>econ prof's name is Gibson Kekekekekekek
Brandon Anderson
Relative pitch. Perfect pitch is not worth your time
David Watson
>How are you supposed to know that an A chord is made up with A C# E and not A E A?
Dont go by the way the notes are laid out on the guitar. Triads are the root, the 3rd and the 5th. A E A is just a A5 chord.
Learn Triads, and learn key signatures. Amajor is A B C# D E F# G#
A C E is an A chord, but with a minor third so its Amin. A C# E would be A Major
Samuel Cook
I've been looking into pic related do any of you know how well it works?
Alexander Thompson
"buy cheap, buy twice" - Justin Guitar
That being said, recommend me a bass amp. Note: I've been playing for about 7 years and am sick of using my buddy's stack for playing out. I only have a Fender 15B amp I use for home practice.
Must be able to handle a fender passive P and a fender deluxe active P bass special (9V).
Must also be durable, as light as possible, and be able to keep up with the drummer, guitarists, etc. Bonus points if the amp is pedal compatible, but not needed.
Ryan Turner
>"buy cheap, buy twice" - Justin Guitar link?
Jack James
Pic is his site
On a side note, how do yamaha humbuckers sound vs other humbuckers?
If I bought the mobile version of BIAS FX a while back and paid for an expansion pack or two, would I need to buy those expansions again if I got the desktop version?
