Not only are they different heights, but they are different sizes. They are this way to accomodate different people. Some are tall, some are short. Some have small hands and need thinner necks, and some have large hands that can handle a thick-necked bass just fine. There are different styles for different people's playing styles. Children can't play a bass meant for an adult. They couldn't reach and they don't have the strength to push down the strings or even carry a full size bass. Hope this helps!
If you're talking 4/4, NOT 3/4, then I'd say about 6ft 1.
No, the double bass is the largest and lowest.
Violin,cello,double bass ,viola,ect
Some drummers use a double bass pedal to get faster beats on the bass drum, one after another by alternating feet. It goes with playing different styles of music, typically metal.
There are two options: If you are talking about bass drum. . .Two bass drums with a pedal attached to eachA single bass drum with a double bass pedalIf you are talking about upright double bass, it can be plucked with the fingers, or bowed.
If you're talking 4/4, NOT 3/4, then I'd say about 6ft 1.
The Double Bass has several different names such as the; String Bass, Upright Bass, Standup Bass or Contrabass.
Double Bass can also be called: Contrabass, String Bass, Upright Bass, Bass Violin, Bass Viol and Bass Fiddle among some others.
The Contrabass and Double Bass are just different names for the same instrument. It can also be called String Bass as well.
No, the double bass is the largest and lowest.
Violin,cello,double bass ,viola,ect
Some drummers use a double bass pedal to get faster beats on the bass drum, one after another by alternating feet. It goes with playing different styles of music, typically metal.
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.
Double Bass Drumming Explained is a good book for techniques and equipment adjustments (plus its really inexpensive), and Encyclopedia of Double Bass Drumming is good for lots of different beats if you already know how to play but need something to practice.
Romance with a Double Bass was created in 1974.
There are two options: If you are talking about bass drum. . .Two bass drums with a pedal attached to eachA single bass drum with a double bass pedalIf you are talking about upright double bass, it can be plucked with the fingers, or bowed.
No. Cello and Bass are different instruments and therefore they have their own methods of doing things. Bassists in general, for example, don't use the 3rd finger until after the octave harmonic point. The bow holds are slightly different as well. You also have to stretch further to get the same intervals between notes on the Double Bass.