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 Hey ChatGPT!  What is a free bass accordion anyway? A "free bass accordion" refers to an accordion that has a different type of bass system compared to the more common "stradella bass" system found in traditional accordions. The primary distinction is in how the bass buttons are configured, providing more flexibility and allowing the accordionist to play individual notes rather than predefined chords. Here's a breakdown of the key features of a free bass accordion: Bass System: Stradella Bass (Traditional): In a standard accordion, the bass side typically features a "stradella" system where each button produces a specific chord when pressed and the same button produces the same chord regardless of the bellows direction. Free Bass: In a free bass accordion, the bass buttons are not pre-set to chords. Instead, each button produces a single pitch, allowing the accordionist to play individual notes. Versatility: Stradella Bass: Suitable for playing acc...

 November  3, 2023 I haven't posted in a while.  I'm in the shed working on my tunes. That is important. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodshedding https://www.tuneintoleadership.com/blog/jazz-practices-in-the-shed-and-big-ears#:~:text=In%20the%20Shed%2C%20sheddin'%2C,is%20the%20pathway%20to%20mastery.