grunge bass.

Discussion in 'Music' started by ··..··.·¨¨ƒree ¨·…··, Jul 25, 2007.

  1. ··..··.·¨¨ƒree ¨·…··

    ··..··.·¨¨ƒree ¨·…·· Member

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    k i play bass, and i'm wanting to start up a grunge band.

    any help with how to hit the grunge riffs?
     
  2. reverand maynard

    reverand maynard Member

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    Depends what you would consider a grungy bassline. I'm not really sure what to recommend. sry
     
  3. ghost of rat

    ghost of rat Senior Member

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    I play bass too. grunge riffs are easy as. To play a grunge- riff dont think to much, just keep it slow and simple, using the E and A strings to create a heavy riff.
     
  4. ··..··.·¨¨ƒree ¨·…··

    ··..··.·¨¨ƒree ¨·…·· Member

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    that does help alot. no sarcasm.

    thanks, man.

    thanks 4 trying reverand
     
  5. rainbowedskylover

    rainbowedskylover Senior Member

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    i would just try to play along some AIC and melvins stuff to get some ideas. or just try to play along with you favourite grunge bands for the ideas.t hat's how I try to get hold of a certain style of music.
    I just said AIC and the melvins beacuse they are my personal favorites in grunge. I guess some old hard rock like black sabbath, deep purple, blue cheer and led zep are great bands to get ideas from too, they were a big influence on grunge, you know?
     
  6. Death

    Death Grim Reaper Lifetime Supporter

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    i have been wondering the same thing. wow thx yall
     

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