Most Excellent Bass Youtubers

[BlueMoon]

On 05/07/2019 at 13:28, FuNkShUi said:

I tend to look here first if i have a song i need to look at:

https://www.youtube.com/user/infusion26

This and Constantine Isslamow

[Dood]

Adam Neely - https://www.youtube.com/user/havic5 

Not just a useful resource for bass but probably one of the best resources on YouTube for music education. Absolutely A1.

[Rich]

Not come across this chap before, but this is absolutely beautiful. Anyone who can cover a Michael Manring tune is doing ok in my book.

 

[ClassicVibes]

Davie504...

 

Send bass! 

[floFC]

On 05/07/2019 at 07:25, Maude said:

 Also like Paul Wolf (how-to-play-bass.com) for simply learning fun bass lines that I might not necessarily ever have looked at. 

I like Paul Wolf. He really helped me out when I was starting out and had to learn songs fast. His videos really focus on teaching the songs, not him showing off.

[Baxlin]

Check out James Eager on ebassguitar.com .  Not only a good teacher but a nice bloke too.

[BrunoBass]

I enjoy watching Ingrid Richter. She’s totally into the music and I like her enthusiasm https://www.youtube.com/user/RichterIngrid 

[ambient]

This person does some really nice effects pedal demos, she also creates some beautiful music.

https://m.youtube.com/user/buildingcastlegirl

 

[Reggaebass]

This popped up a while back when I was working on forget me nots slap, and I ended up watching all her videos, she’s so talented 

 

[Ricky 4000]

Benny the bassman?

 

[Hobbayne]

Tom Bornemann is one of my go to you tubers.

 

[skankdelvar]

Rick Beato. Not actually bass but still excellent musically-related value. His song breakdowns are fantastic.

Edited February 20, 2020 by skankdelvar

[41Hz]

This young lady is super talented, using a budget bass too.

 

EDIT - I see someone already posted another vid from her

 

 

Edited February 21, 2020 by 41Hz

[sammybee]

Guy called BelgaBass - is Bernard Edwards/Louis Johnson/the 1970/80's reincarnated

[fleabag]

Marta - very accomplished bassista. Loads of vids on YT

 

[Reggaebass]

8 minutes ago, fleabag said:

Marta - very accomplished bassista. Loads of vids on YT

 

Amazing player, she makes it look so easy 🙂

 

[Reggaebass]

I’ve been following Alain M  for many years, he’s a great reggae bass player and plays in the belgium reggae band,  Asham-band .

 

[BlueMoon]

1 hour ago, fleabag said:

 

Marta - very accomplished bassista. Loads of vids on YT

 

 

She did a great cover of Pino's classic Paul Young fretless stuff!!

[fleabag]

2 hours ago, Reggaebass said:

I’ve been following Alain M  for many years, he’s a great reggae bass player and plays in the belgium reggae band,  Asham-band .

 

Nice find RB. What an enormous tone.  Love it

 

[fleabag]

2 hours ago, BlueMoon said:

She did a great cover of Pino's classic Paul Young fretless stuff!!

Yup, listened to that and brilliantly played by Marta.

One thing, she says no chorus on the bass, but if you listen, it definately does have that effect on it.

Its impossible to get that sound without chorus

[thodrik]

I don’t watch all of his content but Nathan Navarro is a really good player in my opinion. He also does not have an overly clickbait presentation style which I appreciate. A lot of his content is just gear demos though so there really isn’t any instructional or teaching content. That said though I have definitely stolen a few of his licks as warm up exercises.

Really though I just like to watch gear demos rather than technique or ‘how to play X’ videos. So for that I pretty much just watch Dood’s videos and the Basstheworld channel.