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I'm looking for more structure in my practice habits and was wondering if anyone has a routine or guide that they found effective. This is what I have come up with (in no particular order) Day 1: Chord Tones/Arpeggios/Scales Day 2: Ear training - identify chord types, intervals and...

Hi everyone, First of all, I know Thomann's entry line instruments have been thoroughly discussed in this forum and I have read most of those discussions, but I would still like to hear some thoughts on the following matter. When it comes to the most inexpensive Thomann basses, the price...

Hello, fellow! I decided to write in this topic, because I don’t know exactly where it should be... Soooooo... I'm preparing my thesis soon, I'm studying journalism. And we can choose to like a topic, but at least something related to journalism and publishing. For example, my friend last year...

Hello everyone, here is a Latin rhythm that you can use to practice. Lines, patterns, licks. I usually use these types of tracks instead of putting on the metronome, but when I look for styles with more elaborate drums, such as jazz, latin... etc, I don't usually find tracks that sound really...

Hi folks, I'm wondering if anyone has a score for the VII: Vivo movement of Stravinsky's Pulcinella? I can only seem to find piano scores online. Thank you in advance!

hello bassists I'm a professional double bassist presently completing a degree in osteopathy in Montreal, Canada. I'm doing a research on double bassists right now (musculoskeletal pain vs practice habits) , it's a 3-6 min survey, your support is appreciated! You can subscribe at the end of the...

Dear Bassheads I have really upped my game in the last few years working on my own teaching myself plenty of new things, I now undersstand music in general in many ways that I did not before. However I have reached a point where I think I need some really focused practice period, hard work and...

Hello guys! New poster here, long lurker in the past. I write this post because even though I've been playing bass for relative low time (almost 2 years), I want to go ahead and start studying the greats of electric bass guitar. I'm looking for a good method of study guys like James Jamerson...