Re: How NOT to Play Bass like a Guitar Player Playing Bass
I'm a guitar player who enjoys playing bass sometimes and I've even done a coupe of fill-in stints in gigging bands. I know i play bass like a guitar player.
And so i should. Because that's what i am. I like it, it's honest.
My purpose for picking up the bass now is for recording, and being both guitarist and bass player on a track is ... well, i think it's kinda cool, because no matter what your natural feel, rhythmic quirks and stumbles, inadequacies, fluctuations, etc., the two parts will work perfectly with each other, they'll always have a lot of common ground despite the player being much more familiar with one instrument than the other.
But that's just how it seems to be for me; I'm glad the world, and music, has proper bass-playing bass players and their musical ways.
I'm a guitar player who enjoys playing bass sometimes and I've even done a coupe of fill-in stints in gigging bands. I know i play bass like a guitar player.
And so i should. Because that's what i am. I like it, it's honest.
My purpose for picking up the bass now is for recording, and being both guitarist and bass player on a track is ... well, i think it's kinda cool, because no matter what your natural feel, rhythmic quirks and stumbles, inadequacies, fluctuations, etc., the two parts will work perfectly with each other, they'll always have a lot of common ground despite the player being much more familiar with one instrument than the other.
But that's just how it seems to be for me; I'm glad the world, and music, has proper bass-playing bass players and their musical ways.
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