I want to learn bass and guitar now, and it s better to learn guitar or bass

I'm dizzy, and I strongly disagree with the statement that guitars are afraid of bass! It's true that the beginner bass is a little easier than the guitar, after all, there are 4 strings, and the right hand only uses two fingers at the beginning! But once you dig deeper, you know how hard bass is.

As for what to learn, I think it depends on what you like, bass = rhythm + melody guitar = melody.

I haven't bought a guitar, and how much money are you going to spend on a bass. There are a lot of good basses.

I'm more in favor of learning the guitar first, if you go to a teacher who specializes in teaching guitar, he will let you buy the guitar that suits you best, if you want to learn on your own, you can buy the book "guitar self-taught March Pass (2011 edition)" on Excellence, which is more suitable for beginners, how to choose a guitar, maintain a guitar, and learn a guitar.

Bass is easier to get started than guitar.

Generally, after learning the guitar for a long time, most of the bass will naturally know...The guitar is connected

To learn guitar for beginners, you need to have a good sound quality, you need to feel good, and you must remember to persevere.

Guitar can be done, are you still afraid of bass?

Learn the guitar first, and then turn to bass if you feel interested in bass (because I have learned guitar before, it will be much easier to learn bass).

Guitar, you can choose the star one.

Learning guitar or bass depends on personal interests, style, and direction of development.

1.Advantages and characteristics of the bass: The bass is an important part of the band's skill, responsible for laying the foundation of rhythm and harmony.

Learning bass can cultivate students' sensitivity and perception of rhythm and improve their overall performance. The bass has a relatively low vocal range, which is suitable for students who like bass and a strong sense of rhythm. In pop, rock, jazz and other ** styles, the presence of the bass is indispensable, and it is an important link to support the sound of the entire band.

2.Advantages and characteristics of the guitar: The guitar is a versatile instrument that can be used for accompaniment, solo, and can also be used for a variety of key-knowing roles such as harmony and main melody.

Learning the guitar can cultivate students' fingering skills and expression skills, and have greater creativity. The guitar has a wide range and can play both high and low tones, which is suitable for expressing a variety of ** styles. From folk, pop, rock to classical**, guitars have a wide range of applications.

When choosing an instrument to learn, it is important to consider the individual's interests and preferences. If you're more passionate about bass and rhythm and like to play a steady role in a band, then learning bass might be a better fit. If you are interested in a variety of styles, want to have more room to play in your playing, and can play some popular repertoire independently, learning guitar may be more attractive.

Guitar is up to man, bass is fast. It is recommended to learn guitar.

The guitar is used in a variety of styles, and it is often seen as the main instrument in pop, rock, blues, folk, flamenco. The guitar has also been used in classical musical**, with a large number of solo pieces, chamber music and orchestral music. It usually has six strings, but there are also four-string, eight-string, ten-string, and twelve-string strings.

There are two main types of guitars: one is the acoustic guitar with a long history and amplification with a wooden resonance box; The second is the electric guitar, which was invented in the 20th century and amplified by an electric amplifier. There are four types of acoustic guitars:

Flat guitars, arch guitars, classical guitars and flamenco guitars. Acoustic guitars are usually used in classical, folk and pop. Electric guitars are commonly used in rock, blues and pop.

The invention of the electric guitar had an important impact on Western popular culture and **. The most "aristocratic" classical guitar in the guitar family, along with the violin and piano, is one of the three most famous musical instruments in the world.