Two tips if one finger per fret is hard for you in the lower registers. Small hands? No problem! Transcription I love having the one-finger-per-fret
How many ways can you think of playing a major scale over two octaves? Here are a few… Transcription Transcription Playing a major scale over
If Good Times Bad Times Led Zeppelin is giving you a hard time, here are some good tips on how to conquer the various challenges.
If the opening statement of the Bach Cello Suite gives you trouble on bass, try this drill! It will keep your mind and your fingers
Position Shift: One-minute bass fretboard tip with Ari Get the scoop about this position shift in the books and wall chart: 📙 The Pattern System
You can find this musically effective scenario in many songs – but it’s important to get the fingering right to nail it! Root-5-8 Fingering –
Chromatic Acrobatic – Practice Hack Chromatic approaches can be extremely effective to add spice to an otherwise “inside” bassline. In this episode, “Chromatic Acrobatics 2”
Floating thumb? Three-finger Gary-Willis style? Raking? Pumping eighths? The right-hand does not only pose several opportunities for sound variations, but it is also crucial in
Grab your gear, we’re headed to the gym! This workout does your fretting fingers good. Especially the little one of the bunch… The Pinkie! We
Okay, so let’s say you are learning a song. Here is the usual approach: You decide to figure out the right notes as a first
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