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GC: Really impressive course! Author: If you're learning to play the electric bass, you might notice the resources online for the instrument are scarce when compared to the girth of content available for guitarists. Fear not however, because of StudyBass.com. The site, the brainchild of a bass instructor with over 2,000 students experience, aims to supplement in-person electric bass guitar lessons online (although if you have enough discipline you could conceivably use the site to teach yourself a lot.) The site consists of lessons to read, supplemented with videos and audio clips, as well as a variety of exercises, quizzes and songs. electric bass guitar lessons online A study guide takes you through the basics of music theory, including reading music and the role of the bass guitar in modern music, and eventually onto playing the blues and complex chords. A word of advice from the site's creator: if you're going to use this site without the help of an in-person instructor, be sure to record yourself regularly. This will allow you to hear yourself as you really sound and (hopefully) allow you to be self-critical.

Bass guitar lessons. Text and Video. For free Author: Now you can learn bass from the comfort of your own home with world renowned bassist, Bunny Brunel. These one of a kind internet bass lessons combine the use of charts with tablature and written explanations, audio and midi files for students to practice to, and videos which demonstrate each lesson's material. Lessons range from beginning to advanced levels. Tip: Even if you are an advanced player, it is recommended that you begin the lessons from the beginning to assure that you have proper technique.

Detailed description of HOW exactly mix bass and drums base for any music piece. With EQ-frequencies and other tricky secrets

I fully agree with this

going to add a quick tip on that here - try pushing you bass track forward just a few milliseconds from the drums, enough so it doesn't sound out of time, but keeps the drums from overtaking the bass track, it can add some separation, great for the bass lines you really want to hear. A trick I got from a class that Peter Miller does...and boy does it work.

charts and maps are designed to print on one page. In these keyboard charts, the notes shown are played by the right hand. The bass note, played with the left hand, is not shown. Usually the bass note is the same letter name as the chord. For example, any chord with the name C (Cm6, CM7...) would have a C as its bass note.

A number of free VST-plugins for Bass imitation

Superb! Alive scales for bass guitar online. Different modes and realistic visual.

Small yet essential course of BASS-guitar playing

Tips and tricks about BASS, both alive and painted in sequencers.

Bass guitar courses online

Free solutios for: recording sequencer VST's drums synthesizers bass effects