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Hello, all friends ^^

Hi~
I'm Kevin, Qingdao in China, 25 and zero-level, I just bought a second-hand Bass and began to learn, am I too old to do this?

I have a job, an Assistant Engineer in a company, I and my friends build up a Band to realize our Music dream and end the boring weekend, so...

I just found this forum and want to make some friends here:bassist: we can comunicate about Bass study or whatever ^^ MSN:[email protected] feel free to add me~
 
Hi~
I'm Kevin, Qingdao in China, 25 and zero-level, I just bought a second-hand Bass and began to learn, am I too old to do this?

I have a job, an Assistant Engineer in a company, I and my friends build up a Band to realize our Music dream and end the boring weekend, so...

I just found this forum and want to make some friends here:bassist: we can comunicate about Bass study or whatever ^^ MSN:[email protected] feel free to add me~

Hi Kevin, Im new too both in this forum and with the bass; Im 25 too and just began practicing. I believe music has no age and it's never too late to learn. Welcome and Good luck!
 
As I said, I'm pretty mediocre. I spent about a decade just playing songs from tabs, but then I joined a band that played original songs. I didn't just want to follow the guitarist's lines so I started learning theory. It has drastically improved my understanding and song writing. It also gives me specific goals when practicing instead of just jamming which has in turn improved my technique and accuracy.