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The fundamental range of a 4-string bass goes from about 40Hz to 400Hz. To be more specific: low open E = 41Hz. The common high D# (20th fret of the G-string) = 311Hz. Many modern-design basses have 24 frets. The high G (24th fret of the G-string) = 392Hz. 5-String and 6-String Fundamental Range.
Learn how to understand the range of the bass guitar in terms of frequency and melody, and how to tune it to different pitches. See graphs, charts, and examples of 4-, 5-, and 6-string basses, and how they compare to the guitar.
14 Φεβ 2024 · The bass guitar frequency range typically spans from about 41 Hz to 350 Hz. This range captures the low-end tones crucial to rhythm and groove in music. The bass guitar lays the foundation for most musical genres, producing deep, resonant sounds that give music body and structure.
Following is a frequency chart in Hertz. It will help you understand how to control EQ on amps and pinpoint problem notes and feedback frequencies. The bold numbers correspond with the open strings of the bass.
2 Ιουν 2024 · Learn about the importance of bass frequencies, the bass frequency range in Hz, and how to adjust bass frequencies for optimal sound quality.
12 Δεκ 2019 · A General Starting Point – When EQing bass with a bass roll off, I recommend setting the main frequency around 50 Hz with a steep enough Q that you gradually but quickly reduce the volumes the closer you get to 20 Hz. This will allow some sub-bass but ensure you aren’t rattling speakers.
For normally tuned bass guitar and upright double bass, note fundamentals extend down to E1, (open E). I would consider bass arbitrarily to be below C2 (65.41 Hz). That is two octaves below middle C.
