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David Motto books (3 volumes) are great.

I was searching for a good method book to gain better sight reading skills. I've found really a great one. David Motto's "Essential Sightreading Studies for Electric Bass" in 3 volumes is worth the money you'll spent. You don't even have to wait until the book & CD comes to your mail box, if you...

I would love to work on my reading skills. I'm an intermediate/advanced music student disguised as a professional musician. I studied classical double-bass at a state Conservatory in Czechoslovakia. As a jazz player I'm a self-taught. Could you, please, recomend me a method book which can help...

Many thanks for this wonderful addition !

Did you try to slow down in Transcribe! ?

IMO it is Thomastik Superflexible Double Bass Orchestral. Superflexible Solo strings are yellow and blue. These are blue and blue.

Thanks, it looks like there were some other people before who got the same idea. :) :) :)

I'd like to share with you the transcription of first 4 choruses of bass lines played by Paul Chambers over "It Could Happen to You". IMO it would be a good idea to split the transcribing into parts, work on one tune simultaneously to have faster results and then share it with each other. Who's...

Yes, this is it. In case you want to hear the bass even stronger, use the "Fx". There is an equalizer.

I am using Transcribe! software for the transcribing of the bass line. You can hear the bass line much better, if you set the pitch exactly an octave higher. The bass comes through much clearer

this is the bass line under the theme

Hi Sam, I'm transcribing the bass line to "It Could Happen to You". The Miles Davis version has a different chord progression to it. Are you okay with that? I've found the Red Garland piano solo transcription and Miles Davis trumpet solo transcription. Interestingly, in the Miles Davis trumpet...

Can you recomend a recording or theory book with blues played over pedal points? What is your experience on the use of pedal points in blues?