| Yeah. check out the stick thread.
I usually play with my thumb on the pup while playing E and A, then drop it E when I play D, and to A when I play G. I find that keeping my thumb 2 strings above makes it easier for me to quickly change strings while playing.
You shouldn't worry about if its how a bassist normally plays. If it feels right for you, than play like that. Sure, there are "proper" ways to play, but watch any famous bassist, most of them only follow a few of the textbook rules, if any.
Play how you WANT to play, not how you think others will want to see you play. |