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The introductions thread!

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Hi, I'm Misa and I've been on the site for a couple of weeks, after getting my first bass at Christmas.
Welcome Misa.
mszzzi
Posts: 25
Hi, I'm Missy, I have been lurking here for a while and thought i should finally say hi.
I started playing bass about 7 months ago. I guess I am picking it up pretty quickly, was asked to join a band with some friends who have been playing for well over 20 years. We have a gig playing a set for a Ramones tribute show that has been going on for 10 years now. We pretty much have our set down.
I have also been teaching a friend of mine to play, which helps me solidify what i am learning.
I have also been learning the notes instead of just the fret numbers (it is easier, to me, that way. I picked up a fretboard map that I put on my bass, so it was passive learning, but it stuck with me).

I have 2 basses that I play-the one I love and play the most is a Rogue violin bass, the other is a semick s101 standard jazz bass, that I like to throw my effects pedal on it and play around with the sound on that one (it doesn't sound right on the Rogue, as it has a beautiful tone all on its own, so I dont like to mess with it).
I never know what to say in these things, so I guess that is all for now.
mszzzi
Posts: 25
Hi, I'm Missy, I have been lurking here for a while and thought i shoild finally say hi.
I started playing bass about 7 months ago. I guess I am picking it up pretty quickly, was asked to join a band with some friends who have been playing for well over 20 years. We have a gig playing a set for a Ramones tribute show that has been going on for 10 years now. We pretty much have our set down.
I have also been teaching a friend of mine to play, which helps me solidify what i am learning.
I have also been learning the notes instead of jusst the fret numbers (it is easier, to me that way. I picked up a fretboard map that I put on my bass, so it was passive learning, but it stuck with me).

I have 2 basses that I play-the one I love and play the most is a Rogue violin bass, the other is a semick s101 standard jazz bass, that I like to throw my effects pedal on it and play around with the sound on that one (it doesn't sound right on the Rogue, as it has a beautiful tone all on its own, so I dont like to mess with it).
I never know what to say in these things, so I guess that is all for now.
linkinpark232
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Welcome Missy
softcell62
Posts: 461
Hello Missy & welcome! Hope to hear more from you
Sidsquishus
Posts: 1499
Welcome Missy.
I've only played a little bit on a violin bass - my brother's and it was decades ago - but I remember liking it.

Which bass will you be using at the Ramones tribute show? Your preference for the violin bass is clear, though were it me, I don't think that would be my first choice for a Ramones tribute gig! Best of luck with the show!

mszzzi
Posts: 25
I'll be using the violin bass. Probably not what anyone would expect. LOL.

It's deeper and punches through a lot better than the other one.
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I'll be using the violin bass. Probably not what anyone would expect. LOL.It's deeper and punches through a lot better than the other one.
The Violin Bass is respectable in it's own rights. Welcome and best of luck at your show
Sidsquishus
Posts: 1499
It is about the sound, after all!
softcell62
Posts: 461
The sound is everything.

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