Hi there! I'm a first-timer here! I'm a new youngun, sister of Keyser, and I just thought I'd join and say hi.
"HI"
"HI"
Hello! ... I'm a newbie in town!
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Welcome! Glad to see someone besides me is using this goofy avatar. Looks a lot like me...except I'm not yellow.
Wait, Jackie, how many sisters do you have?
Glad to see someone besides me is using this goofy avatar. Looks a lot like me...except I'm not yellow.Wait, Jackie, how many sisters do you have?
Keyser Soze
Anti-Social Socialist
2... this one is the freaky looking younger sister...
the other sister is older than me... an a square pop-music enthusiast
the other sister is older than me... an a square pop-music enthusiast
HobbesDawg
Stuck in Utah
Keyser Soze said:
Freaky looking good.. Means original
Welcome to the board young lass. Mayhap you can help keep Keyeser in line for us?-HobbesDawg.
HI THERE!
MiniMurray
Member
Bruce Chickinson
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Keyser Soze
Anti-Social Socialist
Well, you have bassbitch's and my contact info, anyway...Keyser Soze said:crack-head sis wants to learn the bass... I'm looking for one for her as I type
Keyser Soze
Anti-Social Socialist
Thanks for all the help, guys! Oh! To answer Jen, I WISH I played guitar! I've got my heart set on learning the bass first, but I hope I get around to learning the guitar eventually... maybe even drums one day, if I decide to give that a try... and develop a little coordination on the way!
Try this: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=031116072029024024250216058957/g=bass/search/c=6318Keyser Soze said:
This should get you started, just remember to keep headphones and a metronome on hand. You can really focus on your technique and your playing when you've got the click going and you can hear all the mistakes that your making. (Trust me, this is a very good thing. It forces you to improve your playing.)
And, don't give up on the thought of learning the regular 6-string. Once you graduate from high school and start going to college, they should offer classes in beginning guitar and classical guitar. (My school also offers Guitar Ensemble and Studio Guitar.) Take those classes. You'll learn to read music notation for guitar which will enable you to play any type of music. Also, you'll more than likely learn to play guitar with your fingers in those classes and those skills transfer over to the bass quite easily.
Thank you so much! Jackie and I went to a couple of pawn shops today to see if we could find anything. Definitely something to keep in mind... we were pretty annoyed that Guitar Center closes at six on Sundays (along with the rest of the world)... how lame is that!? So the search continues... on and on... **searching**
