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I always think the same about Twitter. Like man, so many funny quips. Should sign up.

Nah it's gay. Source: Jimmie Hendrix, Purple Haze.

🎵Excuse me, while I kiss this guy🎵

Scales are easy, you just have to know all the notes and whatever key of the chord you're playing and you can improvise all of those notes on top.

Example if you're playing a c chord the three notes that make up a c chord are c, e, g

So from there you know that you can play at least those three notes but if you only hit the notes in the key of C you end up with

C,D,E,F,G,A,B,C

Which will work

Anytime anyone is playing a C major chord you can hit any of those notes and it will sound at least somewhat decent the trick is to land on the note that falls within the scale of the next chord for example let's pretend the next chord is A

Key of a is A, B, C#, D, E, F#, G#, A

Now play those notes

Just remember that all major triad chords, which is just your basic chord, makes up only three notes, and if you look at a scale those notes are numbers 1,3,5.

So if you're playing a C chord the three notes involved in that quarter going to be C, E, G.

So if you're jamming on the court of sea in the next chord is a and make sure the note before a hits can fall into the scale of a. I hope that makes sense that's what made me click with improvising almost 30 years ago.

To figure out the scale for any key just remember this

WHOLE WHOLE HALF WHOLE WHOLE WHOLE HALF

That is whatever the chord being played is the key for that chord is (starting with the note the chord is based on) (ex C)

W W H W W W H (C, E, G)

OR

C D E F G A B C

hope this helps. Music is just math noise.

It gets easy more crazier but that should get you started

EQ settings for bass guitar:

Treble on 0

Bass on 11

IMO the thing about learning bass is without anyone to play with, it doesn't sound like a song. A workaround is to search YouTube for "backing track for bass practice" and you'll instantly have accompaniment. It may not be the style of music you are into but it'll help you develop an ear for playing. It'll tell you what key the song is in, that note is usually where you start. The EQ isn't that important. Scales are good to learn

My dad did his absolute best to try to relate to me. I was weird, didn't get into sports, played a lot of video games, and have been in and out of bands since I was 15 or 16. He came and watched us practice out in the shed (when we were fucking awful) and bought video games he thought I'd like (he was very wrong, but I loved them anyway).

These days we play an online game together a few times a month and trade barbecue recipes. We've even sent each other our dry rubs for brisket and ribs. I'm a middle aged dude and that guy is my fucking rock.

Keep being there for your boys and in 30 years they'll talk about you like you're the best person they know. I wouldn't trade my dad for anything in this world. I don't always agree with him, but he's still one of the best people that have ever existed.

Tf does any of this have to do with op

So true, my parents fully supported everything I dabbled in