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Its a fast guide to learn and play bass guitar, Many people fear music and think that it takes a genius to be a good musician. To be a master it might take a genius, but to play songs on the bass guitar, sound good and have a great time is only a lesson or two away! I have been playing and teaching music professionally for many years and was a child piano prodigy myself. I play and teach: piano, guitar, bass, flute and drums. I have tought many friends and family members how to get started playing songs on the guitar practically overnight. The bass player’s job is (usually) to “hold down the bottom end” and provide a “groove”. What’s that mean? Well, first, it means your part in the sound mix is the low range — you’re giving it the deep sounds. Second, you’re part of the rhythm section! That’s right, if you play bass you stick with the drummer. Together with the drummer, you provide a rhythmic base for the other instruments to play with: a groove. The groove you try to achieve is going to be much different depending on whether you’re playing jazz, punk, country, pop, heavy metal, or any other style! To sum up, the Role of the Bass is to create the groove (also known as ‘The Pocket’) along with the drummer and propel the band with a sense of forward momentum. Since the notes you play are very low, it’s best to play longer, deliberate, and precisely delivered notes that keep verybody’s feet tapping along. Hand Positioning Left Hand If you’re left handed, don’t worry. You have two options here. The first option is to buy a right-handed guitar and re-string it, so that the order of the strings in figure 3 is reversed. The second option you have is to buy a left-handed guitar. You don’t strum a bass like a guitar: You pluck, pick, pop, tap or slap the strings. Many bassists play strictly with their fingers, while others use a pick.
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