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Youtube teachers like MartyMusic and Bass Buzz

So, I want to see if any of you recommend any teachers similar to MartyMusic and Bass Buzz, Bass Buzz doesn’t have anymore videos I need to watch (I’ve seen them all lol) and Marty doesn’t have many bass vids. I tried Luke from BecomeABassist but I only watch a video every once in a while from him. I’ve also tried Talkingbass.net but the length of the videos put me off, and the lack of humour in them made it so I couldn't get through a single one, his videos just seem really serious so it’s easy for me to get destracted (I’m one of those people who can’t concentrate very well in silence for a long time).

So yeah if anyone has any recommendations it’d be great!
 
Real Bass Lessons by Jim Stinnett. He is a recently retired Berkeley College of Music professor. I discovered this channel during the quarantine. I think there is a lot of useful information and exercises there, but it's impossible to tell if you would like it. He has a lot of videos. It doesn't cost anything to check it out!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTLM0C5Acp-0xi4ZEb-mSQg
 
Real Bass Lessons by Jim Stinnett. He is a recently retired Berkeley College of Music professor. I discovered this channel during the quarantine. I think there is a lot of useful information and exercises there, but it's impossible to tell if you would like it. He has a lot of videos. It doesn't cost anything to check it out!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTLM0C5Acp-0xi4ZEb-mSQg
I’ll make sure to check it out!
 
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Lol I'm getting old,we used tuning forks to tune ,no tabs, no video, by lessons or by ear and networking, would have love to have had this avil.
Internet is fatastic, I did and recommend you see an instructor in person, Davie can't correct technique, for the basics at least.
 
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