This didn’t help me read bass clef at all. It just told me what I already knew.

i think it means slap the string instead of plucking it.

How do you play, for example 4 diagonal dashes in common time with Ami7(b5) above the measure my guess is they’re chords but I can’t find any helpful things on the internet about bass chords

help. what does x mean? it’s in front of the notes like # exept its a fat little x, I’m not sure what it means..

i can,t react!!!

Thanks! 

Thank u

middle c*

Instead of middle b it’s a d in the middle of the staff.

I already know how to read trumpet music, how do I read bass?

sup?

@TommyThe DioFan1. Hi. It may be true that the Bass may be easier to get a sound out of if you only play it in it’s most rudimentary form using Root notes, however it’s as hard to master as any other instrument

sweet sound to my ears!! plain and simply

Is bass guitar easy to play?

@ErikCSovde look at the number of ledger lines on the note and count up

TY =D

I’ve learning to read The ==d== notes from playing piano, but do I need to learn the 3-0-2 notes? I don’t understand them, can someone explain? Or post a link?

shit i knew all that i was hoping maybe it would have the tabs for all those notes. my new jazz book has no tabs and thats how i learnt to play

yeah, ur 100% right. thats why they call it the chromatic tuner

 thanks i’ve been playing for a while now and its pretty easy for the most part.

thanks i’ve been playing for a while now and its pretty easy for the most part.

thanks i’ve been playing for a while now and its pretty easy for the most part.

Every note in the musical alphabet. A A# B C C# D D# E F F# G G# A. Also known as the half step scale, 1 fret distance between notes.

What are chromatics? I’ve been trying to find a site/video that explains it and I;ve failed doing so. Could you explain it to me?