Recent content by Bango86

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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Sorry..noob? I may have only been playing for 6-7 months, but I already got down Sir Duke, Phantom of the opera (at 220bpm), most of Abba's greatest hits, please don't insult me. Its nothing to do with position in relation to the bridge or neck, or pickup, from all the other replies, its...
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Pinky!!! Only ever used that for rasgueado strumming or anchoring for hand stability. Mines way too weak for plucking.
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Mate, gotta say, those muscles towards the joint of your knuckles are impressive! My weak, princess guitarist fingers fail in comparison haha!
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Ah man, palm muting on the bass isn't easy!
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    haha, to a classical guitarist, that is very triggering ;) . It looks like your callous on your middle finger is slightly pointer than the other two, do you find a different sound compared to the others? Good call, cause im still new, im just using alternate 1,2 1,2 at the moment, I tend to use...
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Im still discovering all these new bass players I have ignored throughout the years (barring Stu Hamm and Billy Sheehan), ill give Stanley Clarke a listen. Side of finger, so essentially tilting the hand at a different angle? Do you guys totally relax your fingers, or slightly stiffen them so...
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    That's the thing, although the nails are not technically the same length, because I have to compensate for different finger lengths, it teems the only solution to kind of, but not fully, solve the issue, if that makes sense?
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    im finding it hard to get 'oomph' without a bit of nail though, I mean, it sounds nice and mellow, but feels I have to really 'dig in' to get some quack if you get me? Mate, sorry to hear about your finger, life is just **** sometimes isn't it! Appreciate the input, I know what your saying...
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Ah man, sounds like something we just gotta deal with then, a quirk if you will! That's ok, I like a challenge ;) 100%, same with classical or finger stye on acoustic, the 'ring finger' I incorrectly stated doesn't have much accent on these either, all the power and oomph is with the first and...
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Thanks for responses. My Apologies, I didn't mean ring finger, I mean the first finger! oops. So yeah, first finger, and middle finger, make it simple ;)
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    Different fingers = different tones, please help.

    Hey all, Just joined forum. Hoping I could get some advice. Started learning bass 6 months ago, not brand new as I have been a guitarist for 17 years, including classical, so haven't had to much trouble transitioning right hand technique using rest strokes. Haven't played properly for a few...