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Bass can be harder to play for a few reasons:

1. String Tension: The strings on a bass are thicker and heavier than on a guitar, which means there’s more tension. This can make it harder to press down on the strings, especially for beginners.

2. Fewer Strings: While a guitar has six strings, a bass has only four. This means that each string on a bass is tuned to a note that’s a fourth apart, rather than a third. This makes the fingerings for chords and scales different, and can be tricky to adjust to.

3. Left-Hand Technique: On a bass, the left hand is used more for playing individual notes than for forming chords, as on a guitar. This means that bass players need to develop a strong, independent left hand technique, which can take time and practice.

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