How I Would Learn Bass If I Could Start Over

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👉 My full beginner bass course: https://yeah.bassbuzz.com/how • If I could learn bass all over again, THIS is what I’d do differently. And no, it’s not practice more with a freaking metronome. • Ya know when you first start learning an instrument, and you’re SUPER PUMPED? • But then the novelty wears off, life starts getting in the way and you find you’re practicing less and less? • THESE are the critical moments that make or break you as a bassist. How you respond in these moments dictates whether you stick with it… or not. • But if typical bass lessons, about [scales] and [fretting technique], are the solution in these tough moments… why do some many people give up? • Because playing bass - and sticking with it - is more than just learning the “outer game” of technique and theory. If you neglect your “inner game” you run a serious risk of doing what I did - realizing you’ve p*ssed years up the wall, which is a charming British expression for wasting your damn life. • So lemme show you the secrets to the “inner game” of learning bass, so that you don’t waste years playing badly and learning slowly. • *King actually pulled this quote from Philip Roth’s “Everyman,” from a character who is quoting the artist Chuck Close. Most writers and artists share this feeling, but Close gets the quote cred. • You read all the way through this video description… you must really like bass lessons. Subscribe so you don’t miss the next one - https://yeah.bassbuzz.com/subscribe • #InnerGameofBass #BassBuzz

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