Following a step-by-step methodology, you will acquire the essential skills and vocabulary which are necessary to connect your ears to the fingerboard, develop ideas, interact with other musicians on a deeper level, and expand the traditional role of the bassist. With these live video bass lessons, you will expand your fretboard familiarity and knowledge of chord/scale theory, improve your sight reading and ear training, and also increase your technical proficiency on the instrument. You will be presented with the fundamental tools that are required to improvise great bass lines and solos on any chord type, chord progression, or song form in any style of music.

These lessons are structured for bassists of all levels from beginner to advanced who are passionate about becoming a more proficient bass player and are seeking an indispensable resource for the contemporary study and analysis of techniques, theory, improvisation, and principles on bass guitar. Why waste transit time and money while traveling to and from private lessons when you can study one-on-one with a live instructor directly from the comfort of your own home? Many people who have purchased any of the bass books or bass courses enroll in live video bass lessons to help compliment and reinforce the concepts introduced in those methods.

Topics Discussed In Live Video Lessons For Bass Guitar Include:
- Fundamental Right & Left Hand Techniques
- Jazz & Classical Music Theory
- Sight Reading
- Ear Training
- Bass Line Construction
- Soloing Techniques
- Improvisation
- Slapping
- Tapping
- Chordal Techniques
- Altered Tunings
- Styles & Techniques Of The Bass Greats
- Jazz, Rock, Fusion, Pop, Blues, Funk, Motown, Latin, Classical, Country, & Solo Bass Music

You do not need an elaborate setup in order to do live video bass lessons, and most people already possess the basic equipment for these lessons without needing to purchase additional gear. In addition to a bass and an amplifier, you will need either a desktop/laptop PC, Mac computer or phone, a broadband internet connection, computer speakers or headphones, Skype, and a webcam. Any computer or phone that has been acquired within the past few years that is capable of capturing video/audio will most likely work well for live video lessons. If you can watch videos on any of the online video sharing sites such as YouTube without buffering or dropping frames, your device should have no problems streaming live video lessons. All lesson materials including standard notation, tablature, play-alongs, audio tracks, and video clips will be provided.