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Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Cool. I've heard of none of those artists you mentioned. This forum is always teaching me new things. When I do slap I thumb mainly fretted notes. Now I'm thinking about it I rarely play open strings (low B excepted). I used them more when I was a 4 string player I think. Playing 5s has really changed how I approach the instrument now. -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Would you consider funk to be riff-based out of interest? I play funk. -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Ah ok. Neither of those genres I play or listen to so this is genuine ignorance on my part. -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Appreciate the explanation. Does this apply to certain genres more commonly? I've never heard the song Slither before so I YouTubed it. Admittedly it's a genre that I don't listen to or play so it was all new to me. -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Awful or just different? It seemingly still pleased the crowd? -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
I genuinely don't understand what this means. If every note in the bassline features on the fretboard (of a 5 string in standard tuning) how is it impossible? I'm not being deliberately obtuse here,in fact I might learn something. -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
The low B is there to be used. I use it in church a lot 😊 -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Okay but the 6th fret on the A string is nearer? -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Can this be explained please? Why would there be reliance on open strings in Eb on a 5 string? Genuine ignorance so please bear with me 😊 -
Standard E and Standard Eb in the Same Set? - How Would You Do It?
Terry M. replied to Sean's topic in General Discussion
Option 2. Bearing in mind I don't play 4 strings anymore. Having a low B isn't just about the 5 extra notes however. It can be used for economic (movement) reasons also. -
My take on this is any bass can be used for any genre as long as you bond with it. Ultimately the bass does whatever you tell it to. I know others may disagree and feel for example if you play genre X then you need to play bass Y. I say bond with the feel and sound of a bass and it doesn't matter. My opinion only 😊
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Active 5 string workhorse - share your opinions!
Terry M. replied to Jonrh98's topic in Bass Guitars
If I'm being honest it's got quite some weight to it. I would say a padded 4" strap may help things though. I had it on my lap with no strap. -
Active 5 string workhorse - share your opinions!
Terry M. replied to Jonrh98's topic in Bass Guitars
Is it a big job? Having played the bass I feel it's the reason it's still unsold. It's a decent axe. -
Active 5 string workhorse - share your opinions!
Terry M. replied to Jonrh98's topic in Bass Guitars
I think the upshot was it would have featured in the wood before production rather than afterwards. No idea myself either way 🤷♂️ -
Active 5 string workhorse - share your opinions!
Terry M. replied to Jonrh98's topic in Bass Guitars
I played this in Bass Direct some weeks back. Aside from the pin holes I thought it was a decent bass. They weren't sure what could have caused it. -
Done. Good luck with your studies and bass future.