Probably about the same, actually. The technology for bass guitar pickups and Electric Guitar pickups are very similar, with only slight differences. Still, you're going to sound better on a guitar with a guitar pickup.
In a certain way yes. You can buy pitch lowering pedals that will drop the note the guitar is playing so if you set this to one octave it will sound like a bass, however it doesn't sound exactly the same only the pitch will be the same. You could also tune down an octave, this would impair playability of the guitar as the strings would be extremely loose, but on a baritone guitar with thick strings it is possible.
Like a guitar but 1 octave lower
A bass drum creates a very low and deep sound. The bigger the bass drum, the lower and deeper the pitch.
Almost every hardstyle track has a decent bass kick. So the loudness of the bass will depend more on how the frequencies are equalized, then on the song itself. With an equalizer, you can make the low frequencies of sound (the bass) sound louder, so this way you can make the bass harder. When you do this, it's important to have a good sound system that can handle more electrical power. Small computer boxes will make cracking sounds when they have to play a hard bass.
To make a bigger sound Yes
Because his bass is tuned so low. His bass is usually tuned to Drop "D" and he plays Slap Bass. You slap your thumb on the string you want to play and well ah.
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Ibanez bass guitares can be purchased at local music stores as well as online. One should make sure to purchase the product from a licensed Ibanez retailer.
A bass drum creates a very low and deep sound. The bigger the bass drum, the lower and deeper the pitch.
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Almost every hardstyle track has a decent bass kick. So the loudness of the bass will depend more on how the frequencies are equalized, then on the song itself. With an equalizer, you can make the low frequencies of sound (the bass) sound louder, so this way you can make the bass harder. When you do this, it's important to have a good sound system that can handle more electrical power. Small computer boxes will make cracking sounds when they have to play a hard bass.
In bass concert halls, the sound is amplified by the size of the open empty room. The sound reverberates off the walls to make it sound louder and deeper than it really is.
To make a bigger sound Yes
The player blows through the mouthpiece, vibrating the reed. These vibrations make sound waves, producing sound.
I linked a good tutorial video on it below.
High dBs make all frequencies sound louder.
Because his bass is tuned so low. His bass is usually tuned to Drop "D" and he plays Slap Bass. You slap your thumb on the string you want to play and well ah.