Is it hard to switch from a 4 to 5 string bass, I mean would I be able to play the same old bass lines or would I have to translate to 5 string format somehow. Thanks
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SuperSluggard said:Is it hard to switch from a 4 to 5 string bass, I mean would I be able to play the same old bass lines or would I have to translate to 5 string format somehow. Thanks
cowsgomoo said:if you ignore the low B string, you've got the same notes as the 4 string right there in all the same places...
Does the above apply to Jimmy Haslip?Mr.QuakQuak said:First string is the string closest to the floor. So 1's is G and last is B in your case. Going downwards from ceiling to floor is BEADG. B being the lowest and G the highest.