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What kind of shaving cream is best for metal? :meh:

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I've been trying to master that technique and have become very proficient on the notes G, D, A and E. now all I need is a song that only utilizes those four notes.
This is called "Open Modality" and is a handy, though woefully unknown, way to "Cross-Key" your way through an unfamiliar song. It's especially useful for impromptu jams and small jazz ensemble auditions. In fact it's how Will Lee nailed his first studio recording gig.
 
The full number of frets being five.
Actually the newest Squier bass only has three frets on the D, A and E strings. The logic is that you can easily bend each string to the next note, so four frets on the D, A, and E strings were found to be unnecessary and redundant (kinda like the end of this sentence).