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Over time, the strings of your bass guitar will fall out of tune with each other. These slightly off strings can make even perfect performances sound awful. To prevent your bass guitar playing from clashing with itself and other instruments, you should tune your bass before every performance. For the most common kind of bass, the four string, you can tune it to another instrument, make use of relative tuning, or use an electronic tuner. | Over time, the strings of your bass guitar will fall out of tune with each other. These slightly off strings can make even perfect performances sound awful. To prevent your bass guitar playing from clashing with itself and other instruments, you should tune your bass before every performance. For the most common kind of bass, the four string, you can tune it to another instrument, make use of relative tuning, or use an electronic tuner. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
===Tuning to an Instrument=== | ===Tuning to an Instrument=== | ||
