Could one plug in an electric cello or violin and learn them or is it just strictly for the bass and guitar?
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https://m.reddit.com/comments/286hv7Check the above link out - video of someone who plugged in a violin and how exactly they tuned it to the game- like someone else said you'd have to figure out yourself how notes correlate to the tablature which will be a complication and also just a downside to the game as you won't be able to read music afterwards
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The game reads like tablature, not musical notes and therefore is unfortunately guitar and bass specific.
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This is meant for use with an electric bass. That said it will still work with an electric guitar.
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I'm sorry but I'm not certain; I've been using ours for a cello and an acoustic guitar. Worked fine on the acoustic. Best wishes!
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I am sorry but I cannot answer your question. I use mine for Bass and Guitar only.
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Yes. Im taking advanced guitar lessons. My instructor has a bass guitar and he plugs in his to tune and play sometimes. I have a small office where we practice and I don't have to raise the volume past 2-3 and it sounds amazing... It really is a good amp for practice or just playing ...
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Not sure if a violin has an area to attach the device. It works fine with guitar, upright bass, ukulele, cello. It would all depend on whether there is a spot it could clip on to securely. Hope this helps!
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You can but you might not get the sound you want (depending on your style). You can do a lot of damage plugging a bass into a guitar amp though.
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If your computer is using an RCA out and the electric violin using an instrument cable ( 1/4in cable) then you should be able to.
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I learnt with a teacher so I wouldn't really know what's best for self-study, but there are some great guides on Youtube that start from the very basics! Give it a search!Also David Finckel's Cello talks are quite interesting too - not necessarily for absolute beginners though :)
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You can practice with it, but very little sound. It's not necessary, but it's really made to be played through an amp. It would be the same if you didn't plug in an electric bass guitar. Thanks Sam.
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I'm actually not 100% for sure. However I think you'd have to buy a mute according to the size of your cello.
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You can use a bass amp for guitar, but not the other way around. A lot of keyboardist also use bass amps.
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I'm not sure about an electric guitar because I don't have one. You can however use it on a right or left hand acoustic guitar.
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Not on a bass guitar, but I did have it wired up to a microphone (for my trombone). It handled the frequencies okay when it worked, but it only lasted a couple months before the switch became super noisy and then non-responsive.
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Yes you can. However, I purchased this (when I hurt my back) so I could "legitimately" practice the basics with a band because it had built-in speakers. I do not use it at any other time. It has limited sounds that are not on a PRO level quality. I have a Korg kronos and a Yamaha Motif (88 weighted keys).
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It would be good for vocals and mic'd acoustical instruments, but an electric bass guitar really should have it's own amp. Find an amp that's designed specifically for bass guitar. If you're on a tight budget, you might look for a used one on Craig's list, ebay, or at a pawn shop. Even Amazon sometimes has used or refurbished stuff.
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Possibly, more setup for guitar...a analog stomp box would be more versatile for bass.