BASSTABS

[bassmannone]

I got problems every time I want some basstabs for a melody. Just now I need for blues.
I'm starting playing bass at my 64 years, so, I am not born with a bass but exercise very hard.

Looking for some help.

[charic]

tux guitar and powertab are quite handy. Ultimate-Guitar.com also has quite a few tabs.

Welcome to bass

[Gust0o]

Ultimate Guitar is a great archive, and useful for teasing out ideas - not that I'd advocate some reliance on tabs, of course!

I like Guitar Pro as a tool.

[KevB]

Another fan of Guitar Pro here.

[Mlucas]

Bassmasta was always a good one for me, check it out

[gary mac]

I thought Bass masta was infested with all sorts of bad stuff, has it been sorted?


Personally I wouldn't go near it after what it did to my daughters computer. Guess you're ok if using a mac.

[xgsjx]

Welcome to the low end. If you're looking to learn Blues, then you cant go wrong learning some 12 bar patterns.
YouTube is a good place to find lessons & some have tab written on them.

+1 for the sites above, tho I've heard the PC owners can have jip with Bassmasta.

[niceguyhomer]

Another Guitar Pro fan here.

[LiamPodmore]

I'll throw in another for guitar pro, i'm always using it,

Liam

[megallica]

[quote name='gary mac' post='1146627' date='Mar 2 2011, 12:18 AM']I thought Bass masta was infested with all sorts of bad stuff, has it been sorted?


Personally I wouldn't go near it after what it did to my daughters computer. Guess you're ok if using a mac.[/quote]


Last time I used it an ad for free virus scan software popped up and told me I had several potentialy dangerous viruses on my pc and I would need to buy their software to clean my computer , I can't see me using it again

[Dave Vader]

bassmasta is always fine for me, I use Linux though.
Have run it at work using chrome and no pop-up problems.