It helps me to play along with songs in order to learn them, and I do that.
But is there anything on youtube that's really phenomenal? I'm wanting to up my game a bit.
It helps me to play along with songs in order to learn them, and I do that.
But is there anything on youtube that's really phenomenal? I'm wanting to up my game a bit.
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
Oh tons. What style are you interested in?
I'm interested in the playing in the styles of Nathan East and Chris Squire. I guess I can just do a youtube search for a "how to play _______ and find some stuff that way.
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
YouTube is pretty good at suggesting pieces based on your listening habits. Here's a jam track for bass (a groove backing track in G Dorian). If it isn't something that floats your boat, it will offer some others.
Nathan East is an awesome bass player!
Thanks. I’m not looking for backing tracks. I need to get on YouTube and find some in struction for example Yes Heart of the Sunrise
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
When I’ve had a crunch time experience to learn a specific bass line to fill in for a group, I’ll do a YouTube search for the bass line of a specific song and will often find several variations of someone’s interpretation. I know, it’s cheating, but when you’re under the gun to get it fast it’s quicker than listening and trying to pull a specific feel/line off of a recording.
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