Question

Is it hard to study Bass guitars?

Answer 1

Of course, it depends on many things
a) the type of music you want to play
b) how much practice you're going to put in
c) your playstyle (finger vs pick)
d) whether or not your bass is fretless
and some other things

Answer 2

Thanks. Cause technically, I'm desperate. Lol

Answer 3

What kind of music are you interested in playing?

My only experience is with a guitar so I can't really help, just give general advice

Answer 4

Ironoically, no. In fact, bass guitar is the easiest to learn. :)

Answer 5

I would actually want to learn some instruments like, obviously Bass, Saxophones, Flute, Cello, etc.

Answer 6

Strings' instrument is a lil bit hard to catch up, as you must have the correct finger position and all.

Answer 7

"I would like to learn some languages like Russian, Spanish, and Greek"
Some of those instruments are not in the same family etc. One by one buddy.

Most basslines for popular music are pretty simple so you can start there. Just learn to pace yourself.

Answer 8

A lot of people says so. Actually yes, bass is easier to play but I think that depends on your fingers? Cause bassist have longer fingers

Answer 9

Exactly. I think I'll just focus on one instrument at a time. Better idea I guess.

Answer 10

Longer fingers? Not really. More practices would help you to get "longer fingers" Hahaha.

Answer 11

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4pHLORPITc
this is what a fretless looks like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOb6JSQd-Qw
Alex webster (the bassist in the above video) says he has to be sitting down to play this.

Answer 12

Scales would help to improve in any instrument playing tho.

Answer 13

Is that so? Okay. Thanks though

Answer 14

Basically yes. Are you a musician?

Answer 15

Fretless Bass are much more harder that I thought.