What are the best online bass lessons?

[latkingz781]

Or do you know what videos are most useful on youtube? Because I always find some, just nothing I'm really looking for.

[nastyn8c]

Not necessarily bass-specific, but I'm in love with the Jordan Rudess Online Conservatory. He's the keyboardist for Dream Theater, went to Julliard at age 9. Now he's got his online school with instruction for keyboard, guitar, and drums. Left-hand keyboard stuff, plus guitar theory, plus Dave Muscato's thread on here about his time at Berklee Bass Lines, has given me a very well rounded approach to my practice time.

[9mmMike]

Not youtube but I found this site to be too good to be free when I needed to learn to play.

http://www.studybass.com/lessons/bas...ale/exercises/

Yeah the link is kinda in the middle of the lessons but I was too lazy to clean it up.
Mike

[latkingz781]

sweet!

[subdude99]

If you like funk/r&b then check out marlowedk either on youtube or his own site at playbassnow.com.

[BuffaloBass]

In the same vein, type in Doug Johns in tube and he has some cool lessons up there.

I took three levels of slap bass from Anthoy Wellington ( AWESOME!) at www.musicdojo.com

[bassman_al]

Originally Posted by subdude99

If you like funk/r&b then check out marlowedk either on youtube or his own site at playbassnow.com.

+1. Great play-alongs! And a very nice guy, willing to answer questions that I was afraid might be considered "dumb."

[Bole909]

Its mainly a guitar site but there are lots of bass lessons too:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/vid.../bass-lessons/

Every lesson has few free videos to check out!

edit: In fact I can offer you a referral coupon code that will give you a 10$ discount for joining the web site , here it is:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/sig...eferer=29dnqyi

Let me know if you have any questions about the web site.

[plarry]

Just stumbled upon this ooold post...

Yeah, definitely, there's good stuff on StudyBass and PlayBassNow.
But by far my favorite online resource is Scott Devine's http://scottsbasslessons.com

Sorry I can't give you a coupon code: it's FREE! Awesome AND free! Plus you get even more free stuff if you subscribe to his newsletter.

Cool guy, great teacher, awesome lessons! That said, some may prefer someone else's "style", my taste is not universal --thanks God! But it's definitely worth a look if you don't know it.

Hope this helps!

[Mharris]

Originally Posted by plarry

Just stumbled upon this ooold post...

Yeah, definitely, there's good stuff on StudyBass and PlayBassNow.
But by far my favorite online resource is Scott Devine's http://scottsbasslessons.com

Sorry I can't give you a coupon code: it's FREE! Awesome AND free! Plus you get even more free stuff if you subscribe to his newsletter.

Cool guy, great teacher, awesome lessons! That said, some may prefer someone else's "style", my taste is not universal --thanks God! But it's definitely worth a look if you don't know it.

Hope this helps!

+100 to Scotts Bass Lessons

Amazing player and more importantly, the guy knows how to teach!

[oniman7]

Another to Scott Devine in this 2 and a half year old thread

[devine]

Wow... two threads mentioning http://www.scottsbasslessons.com... now I'm super stoked lol!

Seriously... for everyone out there that's spreading the word about the website, thanks so much! I can do all the lessons in the world but if it wasn't for guys like you getting the word out...

Hope your ready for a killer 2013!

See you in the shed!

Scott.

[JamPlay]

Kevin here with JamPlay.com. We've always been the best for online guitar lessons and we just now launched our online bass lessons. We are pretty pumped with what we've put together. Check out the site and see what you think. Just like with our guitar site, if you join & decide it's not for you, just let us know and we'll give you a full refund!

[Roy Vogt]

Adam Nitti's new site looks promising:
http://www.adamnittimusiceducation.com/
Nathan East and John Pattitucci teach here:
http://artistworks.com/rock-bass-lessons-nathan-east
Stu Hamm is here:
http://truefire.com/learning-paths/path.html?p=bass
Also check out the Players School of Music's Youtube Channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/PlayersS...?feature=watch
Finally, some of my lessons are here:
http://www.eden-electronics.com/info.../roy/index.asp
and here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheLearn...?feature=watch

[Rick Blanc]

Another +100 for http://scottsbasslessons.com/.
Marlowedk on youtube is great to. http://www.notreble.com/ is great to. You can find Marlowedk there also

[aasti3000]

Originally Posted by subdude99

If you like funk/r&b then check out marlowedk either on youtube or his own site at playbassnow.com.

+1

MarloweDK is teaching me everything I need to know with great break downs and explainations of technique, etc. Love his youtube videos and his website. Can't go wrong there.

[Synthax]

The trufire ,stu hamm lessons along with scottsbasslessons, how-to-playbass.com and studybass are all you need, along with talkbass of course. The trufire lessons really are top notch, same for scotts.

[Deechord]

Originally Posted by Synthax

scottsbasslessons, how-to-playbass.com and studybass are all you need, along with talkbass of course. The trufire lessons really are top notch, same for scotts.

Wow...must be Devine intervention (LOL)...as I have gravitated to these same online courses. Have yet to check out trufire, though.

[Synthax]

The trufire ones arent free but not expensive and worth every penny.

[RileyHagan]

Here's a link to one-on-one private skype lessons:
http://basslessonsunlimited.com/Onli..._Lessons_.html

Let me know what you think of the landing page. Thank you!