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Fingerfunk
- Thread starter Robbi13
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The bass has a good tone for that sort of stuff and in some places you seem nicely fluent. It would be a great idea to get a drum machine to practise with, it could help develop your timing.
On the other hand, are you playing with a band at present? No substitute for playing with other musicians for learning how to keep a groove.
On the other hand, are you playing with a band at present? No substitute for playing with other musicians for learning how to keep a groove.
Thanks for the tip 
I also thought the tone sounded good, thats why i used it 
Ive never played in a band of any kind. Ive just played a song with a friend at school for the class.
Didn't get the last sentence, srry. Im not english I didn't get the context of it.
I also thought the tone sounded good, thats why i used it Ive never played in a band of any kind. Ive just played a song with a friend at school for the class.
Didn't get the last sentence, srry. Im not english
I didn't get the context of it.
I'll say the same thing again in a different way.
"The best way to improve is to practice your bass with other musicians."
"The best way to improve is to practice your bass with other musicians."
