Hi All

[Woodruff]

[size=3]Hi there, I'm Woodruff (29,m), from Leeds. Im into indie music and always go to gigs. I have always wanted to learn the bass and the time has now come. Im serious about learning the bass as I have purchased a indigo blue Ibenz and a Orange crush bass amp.

I have tried to learn by reading books but i need the tutorial to learn more and to tutor as to where im going wrong (thats if i am!).
I will be greately appreciated if some contact would point me in the right direction me to a good tutor.
If you are reading this and can help a BIG THANKYOU to u all.[/size]

[neepheid]

Welcome to the forum

[sifi2112]

Welcome mate ... good place for loads of things (buy/sell, advice, info etc .. might even find a tutor !)

Si

[Inca]

Hi

Welcome!!

[paul, the]

Hi Woodruff. I think an Indie bassist could get by going straight into a band. Just learn the fretboard and stay with the rhythm player. I'll find a good BC theory link. I remember harmony central having some brilliant lessons.

Welcome to the forum.

[MythSte]

I always found ActiveBass.com to be very helpful in finding tips for certain types of music!

[Scoop]

Hello mate, welcome aboard.

[paul, the]

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Don't think me discrediting teachers. It's just about confidence getting into a band.

[Kev]

as always, i recommend not having a tutor, as youl end up learning their style rather than developing your own, plenty of online lessons n videos to tell you if your going wrong however

welcome anyways!

[Kev]

as always, i recommend not having a tutor, as youl end up learning their style rather than developing your own, plenty of online lessons n videos to tell you if your going wrong however

welcome anyways!