basse acoustique – Definition in music

Definition of the French term basse acoustique in music:

acoustic bass guitar
organ stop of 64' or 32' pitch producing very deep notes by combining two higher notes, whose harmonic interaction creates the impression of a deeper note (equivalent to "Acoustic Bass", "Harmonic Bass" or "Resultant Bass" in English and "Gravissima" in Latin)

Language

French

Singular

basse acoustique

Plural

basses acoustiques

Abbreviation

B. A.

Alt. abbreviations

Bs. A.Bass. A.

French musical terms related to basse acoustique:

basse – bass (the lowest male voice type with an approxima...
basse électrique – electric bass guitar
basse fretless – fretless bass guitar
basse semi-acoustique – semi-acoustic bass guitar
guitare à 6 cordes – six-string guitar
guitare à double manche – double-neck guitar
guitare à douze cordes – twelve-string guitar
guitare à résonateur – resonator guitar
guitare acoustique – acoustic guitar
guitare baryton – baritone guitar
guitare basse – bass guitar
guitare classique – classical guitar
guitare d'amour – arpeggione (six-stringed cello-like instrument tun...
guitare électrique – electric guitar
guitare espagnole – classical guitar
guitare folk – steel-string acoustic guitar
guitare pedal steel – pedal steel (type of steel guitar)
guitare sèche – acoustic guitar
guitare semi-acoustique – semi-acoustic guitar, hollow-body electric guitar
guitare ténor – tenor guitar
pedal steel – pedal steel (type of steel guitar)
steel guitar – steel guitar (guitar that is played using a slide)