As distinct from pizzicato, which indicates that you are to play a string instrument such as a violin by plucking, the corresponding term for playing with a bow is arco.
Using the bow or plucking the string.
There are a number of ways that stringed instruments are played. Some are played with a bow, the resin in the strings causing the vibrations. Some use a pick to pluck the strings. Many, such as the harp and ukulele are typically played with the fingers.
You could be plucking the bow string, make sure to shoot with your finger tips only, remain still (arms, body and head)and release the string off the tips. Your arrow rest could be protruding to much, causing the arrow to richochet off it. Your arrow could be to thin for the poundage of the bow, causing it to warp on release. Make sure that you 'nock' the arrow properly. Your arrow might not be the right spline weight for your bow.
On a string instrument with a bow, such as violin, viola, cello, etc., pizzicato is when you pluck the strings rather than use the bow.Playing by plucking rather then bowing (only applies to string instruments).
As distinct from pizzicato, which indicates that you are to play a string instrument such as a violin by plucking, the corresponding term for playing with a bow is arco.
Using the bow or plucking the string.
There are a number of ways that stringed instruments are played. Some are played with a bow, the resin in the strings causing the vibrations. Some use a pick to pluck the strings. Many, such as the harp and ukulele are typically played with the fingers.
you play is as a glissando by placing a finger on a string and sliding it up and down the string as you bow.
The string instrument is an instrument that has strings on it.There are many different ways to play the strings and many different instruments, e.g the violin can be played with a bow or you can do pizzicato(which is plucking the strings.
You could be plucking the bow string, make sure to shoot with your finger tips only, remain still (arms, body and head)and release the string off the tips. Your arrow rest could be protruding to much, causing the arrow to richochet off it. Your arrow could be to thin for the poundage of the bow, causing it to warp on release. Make sure that you 'nock' the arrow properly. Your arrow might not be the right spline weight for your bow.
On a string instrument with a bow, such as violin, viola, cello, etc., pizzicato is when you pluck the strings rather than use the bow.Playing by plucking rather then bowing (only applies to string instruments).
To shoot a bow and arrow you take the notch of your arrow and put it on the bow string. Then you grab the handle with your weaker arm of the bow and grab the string with the other hand. Hold the arrow between your middle finger and pointer finger. Then you rest the arrow on your hand or handle of the bow. You pull the sting back using only your three middle fingers. Then aim and release the string. That's all to it!
You can either pluck the strings by putting your thumb on the right if the finger board and pluck the C,G,D,or A string or bow it. Bowing it is a little bit harder than plucking it. before you put your hand on the bow make a thumb bump by bending your thumb forward a little, then place your thumb by the frog (the big black thing at the end of the bow) then place the bow on any string and either push forward or pull back on the string and then place your fingers of the left hand on the string you are playing on and it makes the sound go higher A viola makes it's sound by the strings vibrating
pizzicato and when you play with a bow that's called arco
a bow string
You could start by getting lessons. There is more than one style on the bass, styles include Jazz, Rockabilly, Classical. Often reffered as String bass, Contra Bass, Stand up bass, Double Bass. Pizzicato is a plucking technique, Arco means to use your bow, There is a French bow and a German bow. I'd start by playing with a bow, learning scales and your positions on the finger board. Mostly used for walking in jazz.