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Bad technique is like bad breath—nobody tells you, but everybody notices. Let’s Febreze your fretwork.
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Ever feel like you’re KILLING IT on the bass? You’re locked in, jamming along to Hysteria, feeling like a rock god… But then you hear a recording (or worse, someone else hears you play) and suddenly, it’s less rock god and more… rock bottom.
Yeah, we’ve all been there. Turns out, most bass players – even some who’ve been playing for a while – are making the same mistakes.
I watched 107 beginner bass videos (my eyeballs are still recovering) and ALL of them made at least ONE of five common mistakes. If I had a dollar for every time I saw one, I could buy… well, a $107 bass because it happened every. single. time.
The bad news? You’re probably making at least one of these mistakes.
The good news? We’re about to fix them.
In this video, you’ll learn about:
- The five most common bass mistakes and how to fix ‘em
- A couple easy ways to INSTANTLY solve your rhythm woes
- A foolproof way to get your fingers working together
- A plucking technique so smooth that it should be illegal
- The most useful tool that too many bassists neglect
- How to prevent your fingers from moving like a baby giraffe on ice
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👉 My full beginner bass course: yeah.bassbuzz.com/100s
Bad technique is like bad breath—nobody tells you, but everybody notices. Let’s Febreze your fretwork.
Free PDF to go deeper on fixing your technique mistakes - bassbuzz.com/go/100s
Lee Sklar’s YT channel - youtube.com/@lelandsklar6363
Ever feel like you’re KILLING IT on the bass? You’re locked in, jamming along to Hysteria, feeling like a rock god… But then you hear a recording (or worse, someone else hears you play) and suddenly, it’s less rock god and more… rock bottom.
Yeah, we’ve all been there. Turns out, most bass players – even some who’ve been playing for a while – are making the same mistakes.
I watched 107 beginner bass videos (my eyeballs are still recovering) and ALL of them made at least ONE of five common mistakes. If I had a dollar for every time I saw one, I could buy… well, a $107 bass because it happened every. single. time.
The bad news? You’re probably making at least one of these mistakes.
The good news? We’re about to fix them.
In this video, you’ll learn about:
- The five most common bass mistakes and how to fix ‘em
- A couple easy ways to INSTANTLY solve your rhythm woes
- A foolproof way to get your fingers working together
- A plucking technique so smooth that it should be illegal
- The most useful tool that too many bassists neglect
- How to prevent your fingers from moving like a baby giraffe on ice
You read all the way through this video description… you must really like bass lessons. Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one - yeah.bassbuzz.com/subscribe
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![How I Would Learn Bass (If I Could Start Over)
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If I could learn bass all over again, THIS is what I’d do differently. And no, it’s not practice more with a freaking metronome.
Ya know when you first start learning an instrument, and you’re SUPER PUMPED?
But then the novelty wears off, life starts getting in the way and you find you’re practicing less and less?
THESE are the critical moments that make or break you as a bassist. How you respond in these moments dictates whether you stick with it… or not.
But if typical bass lessons, about [scales] and [fretting technique], are the solution in these tough moments… why do some many people give up?
Because playing bass - and sticking with it - is more than just learning the “outer game” of technique and theory. If you neglect your “inner game” you run a serious risk of doing what I did - realizing you’ve p*ssed years up the wall, which is a charming British expression for wasting your damn life.
So lemme show you the secrets to the “inner game” of learning bass, so that you don’t waste years playing badly and learning slowly.
*King actually pulled this quote from Philip Roth’s “Everyman,” from a character who is quoting the artist Chuck Close. Most writers and artists share this feeling, but Close gets the quote cred.
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