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About Bass Guitar

Posted on Sep 28, 2006 at 07:25 AM by Jinu Sunny | Comments (0)

A bass guitar is a stringed tool designed for playing the lower notes in a slice of music. In a ring or ensemble, the bass guitar mostly plays an accompaniment to the lead guitar. A bass guitar can be acoustical, semi-acoustic, or electrical and though related to a guitar, the bass guitar has a few leading differences.

Instead of the basic six strings of a guitar, the bass guitar mostly has four strings, though there are models with five or much strings. The four strings of a bass guitar are tuned to E-A-D-G from lowest to highest and are typically tuned with E at 41. 3 Hz. Though some bass guitars have no frets, most are fretted with 24 frets to attain a scope of at least two octaves per chain.

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Guitar Playing Tips

Posted on Sep 19, 2006 at 09:36 AM by Jinu Sunny | Comments (0)

A. Study the different forms of chords

Guitar chords present themselves in various forms. You should be familiar with the different forms so as to bring flexibility in to playing. One of the popular form of chords which is widely used in rock music is the "power chords" they are simply and heavy-sounding.

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Teaching Is Learning

Posted on Aug 9, 2006 at 09:11 PM by Jack E. Phillips | Comments (0)

Can you really fully explain anything that you think you do well?

How much are you subconsciously doing and not realizing?

Do you actually know why you are doing a process or is it something that you have just always done?

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Guitars back to play lead...

Posted on Jun 21, 2006 at 10:59 PM by Jinu Sunny | Comments (0)

KEYBOARD killed the six string stars. Around five years back, recording got a little different at music studios in India. Many professional guitarists took backstage as the new age music directors like AR Rehman started sequencing songs on keyboard (or a synthesiser) that folded up as varied instruments. By then, the guitarist was relegated to the backstage, the music slowly dying on him. Even live orchestras where the singers performed, dancers with their ‘lively’ performances replaced musicians.

DJs with their stack of burned CDs also caused quite a rage. It was the beginning of an end for a professional guitarist. But, then these species haven’t given up yet. They are rising like the phoenix from the ashes. Guitarists are now finding opportunities to play live music at bistros, pubs and restaurants that is catching on among the yuppies. And if some industry sources are to be believed, music directors also are also calling them back to play original music pieces to get more ‘feel’ into the music.

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