
A fun and creative way to practice a scale
If you know a scale like this, you know it well. Hint: It involves the diatonic cycle… Ready? Free TABS and diagrams for you here:

If you know a scale like this, you know it well. Hint: It involves the diatonic cycle… Ready? Free TABS and diagrams for you here:

It’s a flummoxing phenomenon during practice, but it’s real! Find out why falling prey to this common practicing mistake is so detrimental and what to

Ever wondered what to listen for when tuning by ear and how to do it correctly? Here are three methods to tune a bass –

“Ari, I know shedding permutations is great for my technique, but they sound kinda rough!” Well then, let’s package them into a cool groove! Check

In this video, I show you three ways to tune a bass, like the pros do – and only one involves a tuner! If you

Who would have thunk that just by using two main concepts, octaves and chromaticism, could open up so many fresh ideas… and they certainly can!

Why I wholeheartedly disagree with this cartoon… Actually, done right, air-bass practice is great practice! Playing air-guitar or air-bass is a fun way to let

I am thrilled to be a panelist at the upcoming LOW B inaugural conference! I am looking forward to this fantastic opportunity to network with

“Hey, bass player, can you comp for me?” Don’t let that word stump you. It simply means accompanying another musician so they can play something

💡Chunking = reducing the complexity of a problem by breaking it into smaller bits and then grouping those bits into chunks. It will help you