The Difference Between Bass and Guitar

The Difference Between Bass and Guitar

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Comment 'the more you know' if you are reading this

[blinking_file]

it may sounds sarcastic, but its literally what i needed

[marclenraymagdaraog]

My god... this is so good .. I wish all videos are like this .. Straight to the point.

[kingconflict]

i learned so much for this 41 second video

[Eva_Moj]

You just helped me decide which of the two I'm going to buy, the bass. Thank you.

[perryyoung]

okay but which one is the guitar and which one is the bass

[RespecttheFallen]

Couldn't have picked a more perfect video

[heeyyyy]

Thank you for this incredibly straightforward video. Seriously. Thank you.

[MimMdance]

My favourite part is how the bass keeps sounding when he passes it over.

[ikemoon]

The bass guitar versus the guitar guitar

[nicolejttmom]

This is genius! I was trying to describe what the bass does in a song and you encapsulated it so succinctly! Thank you❤

[malikbenslimane]

Of course it's directed by Titanic Sinclair

[Fluffycakez]

I like how it's Straight to the point

[DarkKar]

This was for my mother. Thank you so much for the bare essentials.

[roastortoastjustgivememost]

This guy explained bass and guitar in 42 seconds. Just what I needed

[jessiehoolahoopsmcgee]

I happily thought "the more you know!" and then I read to comment that

[vee]

i wanna learn how to play either bass or electric guitar but idk which one (i never played acoustic guitar or any guitar before)

[Yasin-du]

A bass has a much more lower pitch. A guitar has a much more higher pitch

[sucsucdorra]

My cousin doesn’t know the difference so I’m going to send this to him

[exedeath]

Basically sounds have frequencies, that are represented by numbers above 0, humans can listen from 20hz to 20000hz, the amount of frequencies between those values are infinite. Piano as some example have the same sound at different frequencies, that goes from low (left) to high (right)
An instrument is limited by an amount of keys, and have a limited amount of frequencies it can play (exceptions are violin, slide trumpet, slide trombone fretless guitar), so we need to decide what frequencies it can play. 99.9% of musicians outside africa and asia decided to follow some rule called 12 tone equal temperament with A4 being 440hz.
An piano can play most of the frequencies that follow previous rule and are at the 20-20000hz frequency range, but most other instruments can't have 88 "keys/notes", this means you need to have various versions of the same instrument to play the different frequencies. This happens with guitar, and so you need more than one version of the same instrument.
You have the electric guitar and then you have the electric bass guitar that plays lower notes than the electric guitar ones.

[womankind]

I keep rewatching this video, not because I don't understand, but because I love the sound.