Fretless Multiscale with no lines….Hmmmm…
The Japanese have an outstanding response for this kind of thing. First, there is a sucking inhale through pursed lips, as when tasting wine. Second, they will say "Verrrry difficult." Which I generally took to mean nearly impossible.
Of course, nothing which is not counter to the Laws of Science is truly impossible. I suppose that one could practice 12 hours a day for two years, as Edgar Meyer suggests as a starting point, and get sufficient proficiency. I would personally choose other effort directions; but, that's me.
Fretless Multiscale with Lines. That should work just fine.
My fretless has a graphite neck; so, I don't "need" multiscale with that instrument. YMMV
The Japanese have an outstanding response for this kind of thing. First, there is a sucking inhale through pursed lips, as when tasting wine. Second, they will say "Verrrry difficult." Which I generally took to mean nearly impossible.
Of course, nothing which is not counter to the Laws of Science is truly impossible. I suppose that one could practice 12 hours a day for two years, as Edgar Meyer suggests as a starting point, and get sufficient proficiency. I would personally choose other effort directions; but, that's me.
Fretless Multiscale with Lines. That should work just fine.
My fretless has a graphite neck; so, I don't "need" multiscale with that instrument. YMMV
