Which master will help me distinguish between electric guitar and electric bass and bass?

The guitar is six strings. Whether it is a classical guitar, a folk guitar, or an electric guitar, it is generally a six-string guitar or a twelve-string guitar. Basses are generally four-string, but there are also five-string ones.

I have only seen five-string bass on concert CDs and piano shops in the concert of Beyond, and the twelve-string guitar has only been played by our teacher. The guitar has a wider vocal range than the bass. Bass is generally only in the bass range.

The guitar can play a little from bass to treble. The guitar is suitable for soloing. The bass solo is lacking.

Guitar is generally composed of six strings, and the fundamental frequency of the lowest six-string open string is E1 (, and the highest one-string 24-fret fundamental frequency is E3 (, which is generally used for rhythm and solo.

Bass, bass means bass, in a classical orchestra usually refers to the cello, doublebass is double cello, the range is lower than the bass, so his strings are thicker and longer than the cello, and the person has to stand or sit on a high stool to pluck. The role is usually to emphasize the chords and make them fuller and more stable.

The electric bass is a product of the electric age, and its role in the modern orchestra is the same as that of the cello in the classical orchestra, and the number of strings depends on the needs of the music and the preferences of the player, of course, the more strings, the wider the vocal range. The average is four, with a 5-string electric bass with one more bass and a higher pitch than four, or a 6-string electric bass with one more bass and one treble. It has an e3-g1 range.

The electric guitar has 6 strings, and the bass has only 4 strings; The bass is played in a low pitch, the bass belongs to the bass part, the bass is no different from the electric bass, they are both bass guitars, but the bass is not plugged in, and the electric bass is plugged in; Electric guitars belong to rock 'n' roll, heavy metal, metal, industrial metal, punk... Something like that. Got it???

If you listen to the sound, the electric bass is very deep, and all that comes out is bass, while the electric guitar will be much brighter.

Generally, electric basses are four-stringed, and there are also five-string and six-string, but the strings are much thicker than electric guitars, and the bridges are generally longer than electric guitars.

Electric guitars are generally six-stringed, and of course there are many seven-stringed and twelve-stringed ones.

In addition, Mubass is generally used less often, and it is similar to electric bass. There are also cellos instead.

Electric guitar 6 strings. There are also 7 strings and 12 strings. The bass is bigger than the guitar.

Electric basses are available in four-string, five-string, and six-string strings. Seven-string and even twelve-string are available. Wood bass is uncommon.

There aren't many brands either. It's usually four-stringed, but there are also five-string ones. Upstairs said to use the cello instead of the bass.

You're not qualified to answer the question. The violin is called double bass....It's not the same thing as a bass.

The electric guitar has 6 strings, just like the folk classical. The bass only has 4 thick strings, and the electric bass is the same, except that it has an extra pickup than the bass and can be plugged into the speaker.

A bass is a general four-string that handles bass, and an electric guitar is generally a six-string.

I'm going to ask everybody, is the bass stereo, not an electric bass.

1. The working frequency bands are different. The guitar sound is mainly in the midrange and high frequency, and the bass speaker is mainly in the midrange. Most of the time, the bass is responsible for laying the bass and the percussion instruments for rhythmic effects.

2. The power is different. Due to the combination of percussion instruments and the low auditory sensitivity of the bass itself, the bass is generally very powerful.

3. The timbre effect orientation is different. Bass speakers usually come with multi-band equalization and compression, and the tonal adjustment is very fine, and the compression is used to improve the graininess of the tone. The timbre of the guitar amp is generally richer, with a lot of jumps, and sometimes with a lot of effects.

4. The structure of the box is different. Basses are generally used in dense cabinets, while guitars are used in both dense and open back constructions. The timbre of the dense box is characterized by a full, coherent, smooth, and grainy tone, with prominent high and low frequencies and concave mid-frequencies in the open box, which is not suitable for bass use.