Bass Bits for the Brave
How to get into the new platform if you are grandfathered in
Current Course Participants Yes, I have kept my promise to you – whether you were an early bird or signed up any other time with any plan – you got grandfathered
The New Platform is OPEN!
Obsessed with Your Success
And we are incredibly proud to unveil course 2.0 – now open on the new platform!
To say we are obsessed with making this course the best it can be so you will excel on the bass is an understatement: since November 2017, I and the A-team have been tweaking, creating, re-creating, testing, pulling our hair out, testing and enhancing yet again. Night-shifts and lots of coffee!
Happy Birthday, Music Theory for the Bass Player!
It was three years ago in September when I had finally finished Music Theory for the Bass Player! And it had taken me just as long to write it! Many
Three minutes? Yes, three minutes! The Power of Focus
“C’mon Ari, how you say I should do this exercise for only three minutes – I haven’t even scratched the surface!” Well, actually, if you do it right, that is
To Fill or not to Fill?
We are getting all Shakespearean here but it is indeed that deep (ha!) of a question: To Fill or not to Fill? Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to be
Kinked or crooked fingers? Here is relief!
When I wrote my book, Music Theory for the Bass Player, me and my editors went back and forth (and forth and back!) about using the description of “kinked fingers” in
Buzz off, Fret Buzz! (Buzz-free Bass tone)
Got a fret buzz that is just not going away? A fret buzz can really be putting a damper on the joy of playing. Here is help: First – check
Hearing the Modes – Made super easy!
Remember the shortcuts to Modes from last week? Here is a great ear training exercise to hearing the modes. It is so amazingly easy, it is wild. Remember there are
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