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[LP]GotLinkinPark? said:Well if you want to play bass guitar, I would suggest learning guitar first. You get more music theory and understanding, plus it's really easy to then switch to bass afterwards. Piano, on the other hand, also gets you a lot of theory and understanding of music (asuming you're a beginner). You probably get more with piano because guitar teacher tend not to teach that kind of stuff. Piano can help you learn other intruments easily. (I don't know how old you are or how advanced you are so sorry if you know all that stuff.) But the main question is which do you see yourself enjoying for a while? Piano would probably keep you more entertained, but bass guitar is probably easy. Just depends I guess.
I'm not saying it's the same. It's just that you know the same basics, which make it easier to switch to. Well....at least most people I know are able to switch to it. lolacdcrules04 said:ok.. your a cool person and everything... but as a bass player i kind of hate you right now! jk... not hate, but i hate that people make the asumption that just because you play guitar you can play bass NOT TRUE. i know plenty of guitar players who SUCK at bass. and don't think that just because it has four strings if will be easier, it's a different instrument. It does a different thing, you play it differently. it makes differnt sounds.
sorry... but i gotta defend my instrument of choice