Recommend a (free) on line resource - Learning to Play Bass

[PaulThePlug]

Right then,

Got the GSR200 back in April...

Bass guitar for Dummies has been well thumbed... Gone through (some) of the Hal Leonard's The Bass Method Complete Edition... More read in isolation, rather than with bass in hand...

Found some tabs of fav songs to try and mimic... 5 Months of noodling about, bit of finger strength and dexterity earnt... most arsing about is unplugged - ('lil Marshall sees the ocasional use, plug in headphone thing aint great, and wont fit the SR600 without digging out a lead and an effect pedal due to socket) and for an hour or so in the evening to escape the soaps on the gogglebox...

Recent bit of GAS... SR600... Nice!

So need something to up my learning... any recomendations to move me along? has got to be FREE... no dosh for subscriptions etc.

Thanks in advance.

[itu]

No, my suggestion is not free, but it is effective. Take a lesson or few from a teacher. Very efficient.

[philparker]

YouTube is your friend - loads of good bass teachers on there: try Scott's Bass lessons (Scott Devine); Talking Bass (Mark..?); Tom Bornemann; Joe Hubbard is probably a bit too advanced at this stage, but may give you some inspiration. Any song you want to learn, type it in and someone will probably give you a lesson.