Resting Thumb On Pickup Bass at Levi Jane blog

Resting Thumb On Pickup Bass. I have two bass’s and on one i use the same style thumb rest as @mark_d shows in his photos. If you should decide to play a 5 or 6 string,. I just started playing bass guitar one month ago and my bass teacher told me that i should rest my thumb on the pickup. The sr4 has the two little mounting ears on the bass side of the pickup that make it a perfect spot to rest your thumb, and the sr5. The problem with that is that my thumb slips off the pickup when i play. On my other bass, i anchor my thumb on the pickup. By resting your thumb on the e string, you can now move closer to either the neck or the bridge very easily. The ramp helps a lot with speed because it provides a constant plugging contact and preventing your. Get a thumb rest or a finger ramp. If you want to experiment with alternate techniques, do a search for floating anchor or floating thumb. One of the most common places bassists rest their thumbs when first starting to learn the instrument is on a pickup. Many people refer to this as having a fixed or static anchor. You can always use the floating thumb.

On my other bass, i anchor my thumb on the pickup. If you want to experiment with alternate techniques, do a search for floating anchor or floating thumb. Many people refer to this as having a fixed or static anchor. I just started playing bass guitar one month ago and my bass teacher told me that i should rest my thumb on the pickup. If you should decide to play a 5 or 6 string,. By resting your thumb on the e string, you can now move closer to either the neck or the bridge very easily. The problem with that is that my thumb slips off the pickup when i play. One of the most common places bassists rest their thumbs when first starting to learn the instrument is on a pickup. I have two bass’s and on one i use the same style thumb rest as @mark_d shows in his photos. Get a thumb rest or a finger ramp.

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Resting Thumb On Pickup Bass I have two bass’s and on one i use the same style thumb rest as @mark_d shows in his photos. Get a thumb rest or a finger ramp. On my other bass, i anchor my thumb on the pickup. If you should decide to play a 5 or 6 string,. The problem with that is that my thumb slips off the pickup when i play. I have two bass’s and on one i use the same style thumb rest as @mark_d shows in his photos. The sr4 has the two little mounting ears on the bass side of the pickup that make it a perfect spot to rest your thumb, and the sr5. The ramp helps a lot with speed because it provides a constant plugging contact and preventing your. You can always use the floating thumb. One of the most common places bassists rest their thumbs when first starting to learn the instrument is on a pickup. Many people refer to this as having a fixed or static anchor. I just started playing bass guitar one month ago and my bass teacher told me that i should rest my thumb on the pickup. If you want to experiment with alternate techniques, do a search for floating anchor or floating thumb. By resting your thumb on the e string, you can now move closer to either the neck or the bridge very easily.