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Three quarter notes and two eighth notes. It's 1-2-3-4-and

Thank you so much! This is very useful info and is exactly what I needed to get a basic understanding of electronic components :)

This may be a silly question to some, but I've never fully understood what makes up the electrical components of electric bass. I would love to learn enough about it though to the point where I could repair all the electrical parts in a bass guitar on my own. Any info is greatly appreciated...

At first you have to curl in your pinky a lot or turn your wrist out so the pinky is closer to the strings...in other words, it's awkward at first. However, lots of practice at a slow speed really helps. You can play really fast 16th notes without tiring out so quickly and it also just looks...

Thank you billfitzmaurice for the links, i will make sure to read them thoroughly and hopefully they will answer most of my questions

I will happily accept any information you have to offer :)

I did search it up it's just, they'll explain some of my questions but use other physics jargon that I don't know which sparks up more questions and confuses me more!

I've always been un-educated with basic acoustic physics and understanding them. If anyone could inform me of the basics, such as decibels, hertz, ohms, and anything in relation, that would be greatly appreciated. Any information is helpful. Thanks!

Nice in my opinion. simple, easy to navigate. i like the songs by the way. great potential

I tune whenever im around my instrument. even when it doesnt need to be tuned, the more practice you have tuning, the better. do it enough and you wont even need a tuner, just your perfect little ears

YES.

"When in doubt, play out." this is more for soloing, and it is more for an intermediate player who just has insecurity issues. play confidently is the moral of this quote

A trick to practice which will help your speed and help tonality-wise is to switch up your left-hand fingerings going up, then switch again when you go down to the root note(lowest note-start of the arpeggio). For example, 12th fret hammer on to 15th fret on low E string, BAR the 14th frets on...