Bass software lessons

[MajesticFrog]

I work nights, so its hard to find lessons that fit my schedule. It would be really wonderful to be able to use software, or something similar, at home to learn/improve my bass skills. I have read the threads regarding emedia's bass software, but I have also seen it mentioned elsewhere on the forums and online, and I have gotten mixed reviews. So, is there ANY bass learning software people would recommend? Or sets of software?

[ebe9]

www.musictheory.net

Theory and some practice stuff from what I remember.
Geared more towards piano but the principle is the same.

[tbone0813]

Originally Posted by MajesticFrog

I work nights, so its hard to find lessons that fit my schedule. It would be really wonderful to be able to use software, or something similar, at home to learn/improve my bass skills. I have read the threads regarding emedia's bass software, but I have also seen it mentioned elsewhere on the forums and online, and I have gotten mixed reviews. So, is there ANY bass learning software people would recommend? Or sets of software?

eMedia is for the absolute beginner. Not much theory in the software I have from them. Bass Magic is probably the best & most versatile software program I've seen by far.

Others:
Play Bass
Fretboard Warrior
MusikEd.com

Hope this helps.

[MajesticFrog]

thanks for the link to bass magic, but WOW is it expensive. is it really worth the 200 bucks?

[tbone0813]

Originally Posted by MajesticFrog

thanks for the link to bass magic, but WOW is it expensive. is it really worth the 200 bucks?

I think it is.