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Old 06-23-2005, 11:07 PM
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Just wondering. I never had a problem with my fingers getting caught on the string when popping, but maybe that's because my nails are always very short.
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double thump is so overused and only use it if you know how...a lot of teens will doublethump everything once they learn how. I can't double thump, and I don't really intend to, but I've heard many a wanker at GC doing it.
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It's just another technique to achieve more speed in your play. It also depends on the music style you play -i'm sure not all bass player need it.

If you think you need it ,learn it and use it if not leave it for the other to play.
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Thanks for the vid Quatre... but when slapping on your higher strings (D,G,C) you'll hear some noise from your lower strings ringing, I have the same problem (not critisizing) ....what's the best way to mute these when slapping up high w/ thumb?
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Thanks for the vid Quatre... but when slapping on your higher strings (D,G,C) you'll hear some noise from your lower strings ringing, I have the same problem (not critisizing) ....what's the best way to mute these when slapping up high w/ thumb?
I like to put my palm on the lower strings.
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Thanks for the vid Quatre... but when slapping on your higher strings (D,G,C) you'll hear some noise from your lower strings ringing, I have the same problem (not critisizing) ....what's the best way to mute these when slapping up high w/ thumb?
i guess you can get a scrunchy or you can use your spare fingers on your right hand to mute them, i try to only lift my finger enough to stop the string when i'm playing. or get use to overtones.
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Quatre & Mike, thank you very much for creating those video's! Altough I'm no where near there (beginner for about half a year and sucking in everything), those video's are very educational.
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