Having said that
@mike roman are you aware that
studybass.com has a free fretboard diagram printer tool?
You can print PDFs of any scale or chord arpeggio you like. Based on your various threads it seems like the sort of thing you are actually after.
It seems like you are just starting out, so wanting to simply know
where to put your dang fingers is a totally reasonable thing. Just keep in mind that there's 4 components to
really knowing a musical concept. In rough order of importance:
- how it sounds
- how to play it
- what it's named
- how to notate it
#1 you can focus on from the get go , just really
listen. (singing along helps)
printing out charts will help you with #2
#3 and #4 ("theory") are about accurately communicating with others and understanding music from a more global perspective. Based on your stated goals, You can take a relaxed approach with these. If something has name, try to learn it, if you can find a way to write it out, that's a helpful bonus. But theory is a pretty deep rabbit hole, no need to stress yourself out early on. a relaxed
if I pick a little something up , that's cool attitude can help in the long run.
The most important thing you can do as a beginner is
learn to enjoy learning about bass.
