Did you just start playing bass? Congrats! Let me walk you through the beginner bass basics you need to know to start without bad habits. This playlist will get you cooking with proper bass technique, learning your fretboard notes, theory, and scales, plus playing a ton of fun bass riffs. Rock on.
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👉 My full beginner bass course: https://yeah.bassbuzz.com/fingers Stop the flailing and buzzing with these bass finger exercises, from beginner to advanced. What level can you make it to? iPhone drum app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/drum-beats-rhythm-machine/id461218759 Android drum app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.envelopedevelopment.loopz&hl=en_US Yes, sometimes bass finger exercises can be boring. But if you do them right, you’ll notice big gains in your fretting within a month or two of putting in just a few minutes a day. I’ll start you out in this video with an exercise you’ve probably seen before. It seems predictable and dull but I’ll show you a way to make it fun. Once you nail that, in Level 2 I’ll add another variable to the exercise that’ll make it way more productive. You’ll learn to stop ‘see-sawing’ your hand around and reduce wasted movement when fretting. Are you suffering from flying finger syndrome? Level 3 will zoom in on your fretting range of motion, so you stay ready for whatever you need to play next. Most bassists suck at this. In Level 4 we’ll tweak the exercise to include some string crossing, so you train up your efficiency for even more real-world bass playing scenarios. Again, most bass players don’t even THINK about this, let alone do it well. Level 5 puts it all together with a full chromatic scale exercise - and a new level goal that will keep you from getting worn out or even injured. Do you like things that don’t suck? Me too. Subscribe to BassBuzz to see some more of them - https://yeah.bassbuzz.com/subscribe #bassfingerexercises #howtosuckless