Not many of the songs I listen to use a 5-string, and I usually "practise" (I use the term loosely) by jamming along to the tracks I'm listening to, so I want to get listening to some 5-string bass!
5-String Technique and Practise Tracks
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5-String Technique and Practise Tracks
by Craig on Sun Dec 19, 2010 7:24 pm
Anyone have any technique tips specific to 5-string basses or tailored to 4-string players adjusting to 5-strings? I'm trying to use my Fender as much as possible to get myself used to the neck thickness but I can't seem to get it sounding as sweet as my Akai bass
Not many of the songs I listen to use a 5-string, and I usually "practise" (I use the term loosely) by jamming along to the tracks I'm listening to, so I want to get listening to some 5-string bass!
Not many of the songs I listen to use a 5-string, and I usually "practise" (I use the term loosely) by jamming along to the tracks I'm listening to, so I want to get listening to some 5-string bass!
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Re: 5-String Technique and Practise Tracks
by Dian Wei on Sun Dec 19, 2010 11:43 pm
For my six string i just tend to work out scales over octaves, i can link you to a well recommended book as well.
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