Job:
Usually to hold rythm, but also used for lead or freestyling. And to give music the important "oomph", "bomp", and "thump" sounds. It is by far the most important instrument in Funk specifically. If you like harder stuff, the bass pretty much puts the "heavy" in "heavy metal".
Purpose:
It is easier to hold and play than the double bass (upright bass).
You can freely move around as much as you want, wherever you want, if you want to. It's also easier to get just as crazy as any guitarist with it rather than it's upright counterpart
And that's basically its purpose of existing.
The double bass, which is a large violin. The electric bass was designed to be a scaled down version of this.
Yes. The first electric guitar was on the market in 1932, the first electric bass guitar was on the market in 1935.
To emphasize the highs of your bass
you can't because the neck of the bass guitar is to long for an electric guitar case.
The Warwick mini rock thumb bass 4 is a very small replica and can not be played. (It is however a replica of an electric bass.)
6 string guitar = treble electric bass= bass
The electric bass. Probably the electric bass ^ Pfft. I wish. But the acoustic guitar is a LOT more popular than the electric bass. Many people have no idea what a bass guitar is!
The inventor of the electric bass is Paul Tutmarc .
The double bass, which is a large violin. The electric bass was designed to be a scaled down version of this.
The key differences between an electric bass guitar and an electric bass violin are their shapes and playing techniques. The electric bass guitar has a guitar-like shape and is played by plucking the strings with fingers or a pick. On the other hand, the electric bass violin has a violin-like shape and is played with a bow like a traditional violin.
the acoustic bass
A bass-guitar and an electric bass guitar is the same thing, unless you want to get technical and call it an acoustic bass guitar and an electric, whereas your answer would be electric (for a rock/alt./punk/metal band) ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Paul Tutmarc did not invent the electric bass. Leo Fender did in 1951. It was the Precision bass.
The main differences between a bass guitar and an electric bass guitar are that a bass guitar is typically acoustic and has a hollow body, while an electric bass guitar is solid-bodied and requires amplification to be heard. Electric bass guitars also usually have more strings and produce a louder, more versatile sound compared to traditional bass guitars.
A bass guitar is really low sounding and the highest string on a bass guitar is the lowest on an electric guitar.
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.
Leo Fender made the first (electric) bass.