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And if you consider the following:Which is of course nonsense. The sustain and decay are part of the same exponential loss curve which begins the instant the peak amplitude is reached as part of the pluck/pick or whatever the initial stimulus is. Energy in the vibrating string is absorbed by and dissipated through the immediate environment, which does not wait around for a while to start absorbing and dissipating.
Sheesh, spoiler alert. I still haven’t gotten to the end of the album and now it’s ruined.which sets up the final conflict at the end where the priests "assume control" and our hero, with his staccato notes, pleas, polite hammer-ons, runs against a world without "this beauty" and commits suicide,
Don't careI just wrote and recorded a bass part for someone. It's medium tempo, and there's a place where a note is held for four full measures. I would never own a bass where I wouldn't be able to do that on any note on the neck.
But if I want to play staccato notes, I mute with my hands (not foam).
Why not have all options open to you?