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Ughhh

omg....wow those people are stupid...the one that won best answer...was...i dont even know how to describe it....
ignorant? yeah thats good...and stupid...

no effect today...no instrument today...or EVER will be able to sound like the bass...no matter the technology...they obviously cannot understand that....

wut are schools teaching us now-in-days?!

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no effect today...no instrument today...or EVER will be able to sound like the bass...no matter the technology...they obviously cannot understand that....

yes it can, it may lack a bit of the "wood" tone but with digital modeling and everything they can easily make something sound like a bass guitar. the seinfield theme is a keyboard, now I may have some good enough experience to know what a bass sounds like but to me it still sounds like a funk line from a BASS.

Now nobody will be able to groove and do certain techniques which make bass BASS.


Still there were some pretty damn stupid comments there besides that techology crap
 
yes it can, it may lack a bit of the "wood" tone but with digital modeling and everything they can easily make something sound like a bass guitar. the seinfield theme is a keyboard, now I may have some good enough experience to know what a bass sounds like but to me it still sounds like a funk line from a BASS.

Now nobody will be able to groove and do certain techniques which make bass BASS.


Still there were some pretty damn stupid comments there besides that techology crap

yeah i suppose thats wut im sayin.....u just cant beat it!!

i found some DUMB ONES!!!!
but not worth posting up....im gonna keep looking


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From the so called "best answer"

These days there are actually pedals/modifiers that you can hook up to that will make your guitar sound like a base. They've gotten pretty good actually, so much so that if I started a band, I'd have a guitarist be the base player. The whole disadvantage of the base is the big strings are harder to play fast, and you don't have that with a guitar-base.

idiot:rolleyes:
 
Metal is dead man you'll never make enough good hits to keep your band alive and too make a steady income. But if you wish bass is fairly similiar both the E and A strings represents bass and the D string represents the sneer drum. It's easier than ordinary bass but you will need leasons books and play to your favourite songs. But I would strongly disagree with metal we're not in the 90's no more man.
So nobody plays metal and bass has a string that sounds like a "sneer" drum???
 
the D string represents the sneer drum.

Sneer *snicker*

But yeah, I don't know if a *sneer* drum even has a note you could list it as. If you look on sheet music for percussion, there isn't a clef.

Edit: I mean, I'm sure it has a note. But as far as I know, there's only 4 clefs and they're Treble, Bass, Alto, and Tenor, and percussion isn't either of those.
 
"Yeah, with that experience you can use the note knowledge to read music. You could learn any other instrument easily.

I had to learn the hard way, im still learning, i play bass/drums/violin/keys by ear. I cant read music, but i work until it's pitch perfect. I take music and tab it so i can read it. I have alot of fun jamming with friends at church.

I picked up the bass because of its unique sound, i like it better than keys or guitar. Dunno, im not much of a leader, i like rythym because i am good with timing.

I'm in college and hoping to join a part time band sometime. i can play acoustic bass as well."

This one isn't that bad.
 
I love the first comment:

"There are many effects and processors nowadays that can make your guitar sound like a base..."

There is also technology nowadays to help when "Me grammer and speelling is un-good". It's called spell-check and a thesaurus, chump.