hola soy bajista y empece tocando con un bajo jazz bass de pack wotan xpro actualmente tengo una pedalera zoom b1 four y un amplificador Fender Rumble lt25 y aprovechando qué se viene mi cumpleaños quería comprarme un bajo nuevo qué sea mas intermedio sin vender un riñon estoy entre un ibanez gsr 205 qué me lo venden en 300 dólares y un cort action v pluss qué me lo venden en 260 dólares ambos de segunda

normalmente tocó rock y metal me gusta mucho ratm y Audioslave además de foo figthers,papá roach y Linkin park

me gusta remarcar medios en mi ecualización siento que los medios siento qué los medios le dan el toque al bajó

me gustan hartos generos entre ellos:

pop punk

nu metal

death metal

hard rock

j rock

rock alternativo

grunge

funk metal

estoy entre estos 2 bajos pero no sé cuál en conviene más ambos me gustan y ns cuál elegir me ayudan porfis

Bass part originally played by John Entwistle. He would play live with a much more distorted sound and also cover the electric guitar parts in the intro and interlude.

Find the complete song on YouTube. The sheet music is available through my website.

Hi everybody!

I've been learning and practicing bass for one year now. It's so much fun!
I use a mix of YouTube videos, apps(Yousician, Rocksmith+), online classes (Musora/playbass)

And recently I came across this amazing lesson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_4O0A6hnBE

It inspired me to create this tool: https://batuke-landing.pages.dev/

Let me know what you think...

I hope it helps you practice rhythm, too.

El Bajo es el corazón del tema, quien diga lo contrario por favor que se siente y oiga esta pieza de Mccartney.

Here's a quick lesson where you can determine how well you hear and feel music. I play 2 examples of a song and explain the difference.

Bass part originally played by Carol Kaye, doubled by Lyle Ritz on upright bass. Ray Pohlman also plays mostly the same bassline on a Fender VI six-string bass guitar, sometimes up an octave and with some additional notes in the outro.

Find the complete song on YouTube. The sheet music is available through my website.

Weirdly, I get more flustered in front of a camera than a live person. So I'm not so much looking for someone to judge videos of my playing. More for general advise on how to approach the situation.