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I came across this site http://www.justinguitar.com/ and so far it's been great in helping me learn to play. For any newbies out there he does a good job of getting you learning to play through a series of YouTube video lessons. He even has practice sessions broken out recommending the best way to use your practice time. Maybe something good to toss in the OP for those who want to learn but don't have the resources for private lessons.
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dross eater posted:I didn't see a bass specific thread so I thought I would post this here. Check out this thread for Bass http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2710675
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Sep 21, 2010 22:42
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mAlfunkti0n posted:First time posting over here, so don't beat me, I did read the OP and started on the "civilian" link that was posted, and want to bash my head into a wall after trying to figure out intervals.
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crm posted:The guitar has 4 knobs, 1 3-way switch. I understand the switch selects between the neck and bridge pickups (or both). What I don't understand is the difference between the pickups, so The neck pickup is going be more mellow while the bridge pickup is a lot more edgy sounding. The difference should be very noticeable if you just strum and listen. The tone knobs are something else you have to experiment with and listen for. It sets the bass or treble output just like on a stereo. 0 being the lowest and most bassy and 10 being the sharpest. You have one tone knob for each pickup. The drive button is for overdrive or distortion. The buzzing is normal and the sound should be a lot more "crunchier" and loud. It's great for rock and metal.
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