Mohini Dey's Advanced Bass Technique Lesson Videos

[Swerve]

Anyone tried this course yet? Price seems a bit steep.

ADVANCED BASS TECHNIQUE LESSON VIDEOS by Mohini Dey | www.mohinideybass.com

What you get:• Concepts on mastering groove & syncopation• Ways to infuse Indian classical rhythm with Western techniques• Unique improvisation strategies I use in my playing• Standard notation + TAB + audio so you can practice alongAND these videos are extremely thorough so, you can play along. ...

mohinideybass.in

 

[onda'bass]

maybe that is in rupee’s ?

 

[Swerve]

maybe that is in rupee’s ?

That thought crossed my mind, and ~$60 would certainly make a lot more sense.

 

[RGerhart]

Yeah, that's got to be in a different currency. No way anyone would pay $6000 for an online slap bass course.

....right?

 

[dhagopian]

I wouldn't pay $60

 

[jking138]

Someone probably will.

 

[DWA2469]

Man, I think it may actually be $6,000 dollars

 

[bassicmike]

The price is on-brand.

 

[CochinoBass]

I heard Danny Sapko signed up.

 

[turcmic]

I'd rather play with a pick on a lefty than spend 1$ on her courses...

 

[DanAdams]

$6000 lessons now...

She endorses generative AI too.
All that talent... it's sad.

 

[ScottMatt]

Yeah, there’s something artificial about her intelligence.

 

[Christophe C]

Sure for me too

 

[BassicJazzy]

For $6,000 it better come with a neuro-chip implant that takes me immediately to that promised level, and lets me play lefty, righty, and upright.

 

[Thumpin6string]

So, she'll teach you how to overplay like she does?

 

[Swerve]

Man, I think it may actually be $6,000 dollars

I took one for the team and went through the checkout process without purchasing. Using Apple Pay at least it did indeed want to charge me $6,000 USD.

 

[Aidenn7]

what does she do. that les claypool, stanley clark, victor wooten, fieldy, ryan martini, and flea can't do as a slap player.

 

[FronTowardEnemy]

No idea who she is, but yeah, that’s ridiculous.

 

[AngelCrusher]

Probably trying to pay for that lavish LA lifestyle. That's complete madness.

I heard Feraud's is $250 or so. Seems a bit more reasonable.

 

[prndltech]

The book is only 20 bucks…