Talking bass

[sr900guy]

Hi all.
Has anyone used this website to develop their techniques?
There are literally tonnes of free video instructions I can’t believe I didn’t find it sooner.

anyway, does anyone else go to this website for learning references?
I have been playing 15 years and still feel there’s a lot to learn.

cheers!!

 

[FatStringer52]

I've been playing since the early 70s and Mark never fails in teaching me something new . . .

 

[Groove Doctor]

Here’s the website....

Talkingbass

 

[Malcolm35]

Mark has a talent for putting words together so we understand what he is saying. He and Ed Friedland both share this gift.

 

[herbygardener]

I use Mark's site regularly and I plan on a more systematic and deeper dive into his material in the year ahead.
It's usually the first place I go for info-'lessons'...tho I often find a combo of info from Mark @ Talkingbass, Scott @ SBL and Luke @ Become a Bassist on a subject helps me wrap my brain around it better as they all present things slightly differently.
Grateful for having easy access to all these fantastic resources!
Cheers!

 

[Groover08]

Hi all.
Has anyone used this website to develop their techniques?

His free videos are indeed excellent, but the purchased videos are even better. I have bought several lesson packs and they are amongst the clearest and most comprehensive I’ve seen. I highly recommend the paid videos to you.

 

[MrLenny1]

I did a lesson plan with SBL and really liked it.
Were lucky to have these guys at our disposal.