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good free online lassons.
- Thread starter jimmy9
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there are many great sites for learning. Free as well.
You Tube, if you take the time to really navigate it, has some phenom lessons.
www.activebass.com is a very good site with excellent intermediate to advanced lessons. Some of the posted beginner lessons are good, too.
www.studybass.com is very good for intermediate bassists.
www.playbassnow.com is a GREAT SITE if you are disciplined enough to stick with those lessons. That guy "MarloweDK" is a wonderful player and very generous to post all his daily lessons. If you force yourself to learn what he's teaching (his stuff is challenging, but doable in time), you WILL become a very good bassist.
Happy Hunting!
You Tube, if you take the time to really navigate it, has some phenom lessons.
www.activebass.com is a very good site with excellent intermediate to advanced lessons. Some of the posted beginner lessons are good, too.
www.studybass.com is very good for intermediate bassists.
www.playbassnow.com is a GREAT SITE if you are disciplined enough to stick with those lessons. That guy "MarloweDK" is a wonderful player and very generous to post all his daily lessons. If you force yourself to learn what he's teaching (his stuff is challenging, but doable in time), you WILL become a very good bassist.
Happy Hunting!
Yea, good advice there Jimmy.
I do a lot of free lessons as well. Most are aimed at beginners, though, although i'm beginning to reach into the intermediate area.
At this stage I teach very little theory, as I figured there is a wealth of knowledge out there on the net, and on these forums..
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I hope it's of some use to you.
I do a lot of free lessons as well. Most are aimed at beginners, though, although i'm beginning to reach into the intermediate area.
At this stage I teach very little theory, as I figured there is a wealth of knowledge out there on the net, and on these forums..
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I hope it's of some use to you.
These are great suggestions, I feel the need to highlight studybass.com even more, I used that site when starting and I'm VERY glad I did, definitely worth checking out.
J
