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The 30 hobbies closest to bass guitar in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Strum chords and pick out melodies on six strings, acoustic or electric.
Alike: Both relaxing and hands-on.
Different: More creative.
Drums & percussionMore physical. Livelier.
UkuleleCheaper to start. Less hands-on.
CelloMore of a mental workout.
PianoEasier to do alone.
SaxophoneLivelier.
Brass instrumentsCheaper to start. More social.
HarmonicaCheaper to start. Less hands-on.
ViolinSlower to reward you.
KalimbaCheaper to start. Quicker to pick up.
BeatboxingCheaper to start. Less hands-on.
Modular synthsMore about collecting. More creative.
SongwritingCheaper to start. Less repetitive.
Home recordingMore screen time. More to show at the end.
Synth DIYMore to show at the end. More of a mental workout.
Playing in a bandMore social. More of a thrill.
DJingMore about collecting. More screen time.
Beat-makingCheaper to start. More screen time.
Film & game scoringMore screen time. Less repetitive.
Sound designCheaper to start. More screen time.
Hair braidingCheaper to start. More useful day to day.
JugglingCheaper to start. More physical.
Magic & cardistryCheaper to start. More about performing.
SingingCheaper to start. Less hands-on.
Calligraphy & letteringCheaper to start. More to show at the end.
Life drawingCheaper to start. More social.
Comics & zinesCheaper to start. More to show at the end.
Ice cream makingCheaper to start. Less repetitive.
KendamaCheaper to start. More physical.
Lace makingCheaper to start. More to show at the end.The closest are Guitar, Drums & percussion, Ukulele, Cello and Piano. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Ukulele is close to bass guitar and quicker to pick up.
Ukulele is close to bass guitar and costs less to start.
