Free. Bass. Lessons…

I have finally got round to it! Woot! Here is the explanation vid: And here is the purchase page link! Enjoy it, guys!

The Evolution of our free YouTube riffs! These exercises have been created by me, and have been tried and tested with all my students. A lot of those guys (and Gals!) are now out gigging, and are at a very good standard… In this lesson are eight exercises to get you slapping and popping like [...]

Here we have the tutorial of my Bass only song, snow… Snow This lesson is for intermediate to advanced players. Beginners with good hand strength, and that can play all the chords in my “cool chords” series, may like to have a go at it though. We cover some rarely used techniques on the Bass [...]

In this lesson we learn my bass version of Jeff Buckley’s version of Leonard Cohen’s classic! I tried to make this lesson as accesable for everyone, by not going into too much technical jargon, and keeping it as simple as possible. I would say that this lesson would be aimed at intermediate to advanced players, [...]

After the huge success of the first cool chords video, I am really excited to see what people will be creating after they see this one! Here, we take the song-writing philosophy from the first vid, and add to it. These chords are a little heavier on the fingers! We move notes within chords. We [...]

In this lesson, we cover some methods that will get you slapping and popping like the pro’s! We discuss right hand muting methods as well as left hand hammer-on stuff. We also cover the technique and method that “Flea” uses in his slap and pop playing. We break down the slap part of “Black eyed [...]

The Evolution of our Beginners youtube riff! In this lesson we will add fills to our riff and some other cool ideas. In this lesson we briefly cover: Hammer-ons. Slides. Economy of motion/finger placement. String bends. Slapping and popping the riff. We also cover alternative notes to play around the board. //

Here you will learn the shape of five chords to experiment with, and start to write music with. I also cover different ways of playing these chords. I dont teach the “names” of the chords, just the shapes. I name them “Primusy one” etc. At the end, we string these chords together to write a [...]