How to access the Book Videos

by Ari 14 Oct 2018 2 minute read

ACCESS THE BOOK VIDEOS

Videos to Music Theory for the Bass Player

To access the videos included with the Book Music Theory for the Bass Player click here.

A free, one-time registration gets instant access.

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ACCESS THE NEW COURSE PORTAL

Haven’t logged onto your course for a while? Then this info is for you:

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 in!

All the new features, no increase.

This is my thank you to early adopters and loyal course ninjas!

You already received an email with instructions on how to switch over for free.

If you missed that email:

  • just go to righton.arisbassblog.com and click Sign in top right
  • input the same email address you used on the blog
  • click Reset your password
  • Watch for an email that starts with noreply@…… (check spam folder!) 
  • Click on that, reset your password (you can use the same password or a new one for the old platform)
  • and you are in! Now click DASHBOARD top right to see the 20 units!

Avoid snags:

  • Use your email, not your old username.
  • Don’t try to use your old password without clicking “Reset Password” first.
  • Check your spam folder for the reset email.
  • Make sure to use the right email address. You may have used a different email to sign up for the Book Videos. Use the one from the course. (You can change your preferred email later in account settings to any email address you like!)
  • Yes, there will be a zero purchase showing in your new account. That is because you are grandfathered in. If you need a receipt or need to keep track of your payments (or change an expiring credit card), please do so in the old account. If you are on the payment plan: make sure to keep your payment info updated until the 5 payments are completed so you don’t lose access.

Any issues, we are here!

Once you are in, tell us how you love it 🙂


Videos to Music Theory for the Bass Player

To access the videos included with the Book Music Theory for the Bass Player click here.

A free, one-time registration gets instant access.

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