I think they are played in half, first and second position depending on which scale you're playing.
Let the bass player answer. Scales are played in half, first, second, third, fourth, fifth and in fifth and a half positions, as well as the harmonic, depending on what scale you are doing and how many octives. If you are doing a one octave scale, it will most likely be all in first position and maybe in half position. If you are doing a two octave scale (or more), that is when you get into the higher positions, such as fourth, fifth and fifth and a half positions.
Yes somebody famous has played the double bass.
With a bow, or plucked.
The main differences between a double bass and an electric bass are their size, sound, and playing technique. The double bass is larger and produces a deeper, more resonant sound, while the electric bass is smaller and produces a brighter, more amplified sound. Additionally, the double bass is played standing up with a bow or fingers, while the electric bass is typically played sitting down with a pick or fingers.
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Some techniques for mastering the double bass extension include practicing scales and arpeggios in the extended position, using proper hand and finger positioning, developing finger strength and flexibility through exercises, and gradually increasing the range of motion in the left hand. Consistent practice and patience are key to improving the double bass extension.
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Yes, in referring to stringed instruments "double bass" is just another way to say "upright bass". However, the phrase "double bass" is also frequently used by percussionists to refer to a drum set which has two kick drums.
No, the double bass is the largest and lowest.
The string bass and double bass are actually the same instrument, just with different names. The term "double bass" is more commonly used in classical music, while "string bass" is often used in jazz and popular music. Both refer to the largest and lowest-pitched instrument in the string family, played with a bow or plucked with the fingers.
The Double Bass has several different names such as the; String Bass, Upright Bass, Standup Bass or Contrabass.
There is Jazz Bass and Classical Bass. Jazz Bass is characterised by more slappy bass (pizzicato), walking bass, and swung rhythm's, Classical Bass is characterized more by bowing (arco). Classical can by played in an orchestra or as a solo instrument. Jazz is played with a band or Jazz band. Hope this helps!