
Advance from your current electric bass level through step-by-step exercises, lesson videos, full performances, and downloadable backing tracks at multiple speeds to improve technique and musical understanding.
Build left-hand strength, right-hand groove, and fretboard familiarity through basic exercise patterns on strings e, a, d, g (and b on five-string), with varied tempos and slow-motion options.
Practice basic exercise two with the middle–index pattern and its reverse, keeping steady fingerings on frets 2–5 to build technique.
Practice the bass exercise with a fixed fingering across frets two, one, four, and five, alternating index, middle, ring, and pinky to improve agility, groove, and technique with a metronome.
Complete electric bass course to improve your technique presents basic exercise 4, using all fingers across frets and strings. The lesson highlights chromatic passages, precise fingerings, and relaxed hand position.
Master a bass fingering exercise with index second fret, middle first, ring fourth, pinky fifth, progressing through quarters, eighths, and sixteenths. Use a metronome, alternate right-hand fingers, stay relaxed.
Exercise 6 teaches an index-on-second, pinky-on-fifth, and ring-on-fourth fret pattern, moving through quarter to sixteenth notes with relaxed right-hand technique.
Practice basic exercise 7 across the bass strings, alternating index and middle in the right hand, with ring and pinky on upper strings, emphasizing accurate notes and relaxed technique.
practice basic exercise 8 on the electric bass, coordinating index, middle, ring, and pinky across strings with strict right-hand alternation, staying relaxed and focused on accuracy over speed.
Conclude basic exercise 9 by coordinating index, middle, ring, and pinky across the a, g, d, and e strings with down and up strokes.
Begin with on melancholy hill, in d, using the d note on the a string fifth fret with a pinky-based starting shape. Practice 12312123 rhythm and push-relax to stop notes.
This lecture introduces the circle of fifths, explains 12 notes with sharps and flats, and shows how bass tuning in fourths shapes the first exercise on e and a strings.
Circle of fifths: circle exercise 2 on bass reinforces technique by playing first and fifth notes across c and f, using the pinky for the fifth to build bass fundamentals.
This lecture introduces circle of fifths exercise 3 for bass, using the string-up fifth to navigate notes such as c, f, and e-flat.
Master exercise four in the circle of fifths for bass, using three-finger left-hand technique across C, F, Bb, Eb, G sharp, and C sharp to emphasize the tonic and fifth.
Explore the circle of fifths through a major-chord arpeggio, sequencing root, third, and fifth notes across frets with varying velocities to master the major chord shape.
Master the circle of fifths with a three-chord, three-string exercise, targeting C, F, B flat, E and open-string technique, finger shapes, and smooth transitions.
Practice a circle of fifths arpeggio to form a major seven chord on bass, starting from c and moving through related chords. The example showcases c major seven.
Advance circle of fifths skills with circle exercise 8 by practicing arpeggios on three strings and notes across C, F, B flat, and E to master major and seventh shapes.
Master the d major arpeggio (d f sharp a) and a scale down from d to a, following cycle patterns and anticipation in the song Titanic by Francesco De Gregori.
Master the Titanic instrumental pattern by repeating E, then the scale, with arpeggios on A, E, and B. Build electric bass technique through consistent up-and-down arpeggio practice.
Learn ghost notes as rhythm in bass lines and practice ghost exercise 1: a C on the A string, stopping and fingerings, paced to 4/4 with metronome.
Practice ghost notes exercise 2, extending the pattern across one and two ghost notes in four-four time, eight times, using the right-hand index note, with small pieces to build mastery.
Perform ghost notes exercise 3, linking the first and second parts into a four-note rhythm. Connect this pattern with earlier drills using the middle finger.
Explore ghost notes in exercise 4's second part, linking four-click patterns 12341234 with two-note phrases in the right hand, and master the evolving ghost-note rhythm across measures.
Practice ghost notes in exercise 5 by weaving 1-2-3-4 patterns with ghost notes, alternating two-note and three-four note sequences using middle and index fingers.
Practice ghost notes in exercise 6 to build a tight groove; alternate ghost and played notes across four measures to sharpen right-hand technique and bassline rhythm.
Learn the Feel Good Inc bass groove from Gorillaz, including muting to stop strings and slides on A and E strings, with a downloadable scheme to play like the bassist.
Tackle ghost notes in exercise seven of the complete electric bass course, mastering the 1234 patterns and the tricky transition from four to one through guided practice.
Master ghost notes through exercise eight, alternating played notes and ghost notes in a 1234 pattern. The lesson highlights this as an easy, practical technique to practice.
Explore ghost notes in exercise nine, showing the contrasting ghost-note patterns at the one and three, with two ghost notes and two notes together, leading to the final big exercise.
Master the ghost notes with the final exercise, weaving sequences 1123, 212341234, 312341234, and 412341234 into an eight-measure routine repeated twice to sharpen your technique.
Practice arpeggios with arpeggio exercise 1, a basic pattern across major chords, focusing on pinky finger for the fifth, with backing tracks and video.
Practice arpeggio exercise 2 with the same rhythm as first drill, but new positions. Start in G and A, then play C sharp on the fourth fret, return to G.
Practice arpeggio exercise 3 to lock the hand in position while outlining notes G, A, B, and C sharp across frets, enabling relaxed, gig-ready bass lines.
Practice arpeggios in arpeggio exercise four on electric bass, moving the fifth fret between strings while keeping rhythm; start on G, then A, B, C sharp, and return to G.
Arpeggio exercise teaches major chord arpeggios across the neck, cycling through G major, A major, B major, and C sharp major positions to build familiarity with all neck positions.
Practice arpeggio exercise 6 in bass course: play G major two times, A major two times, then B major at A string second fret, C sharp, returning to G.
Practice arpeggio exercise 7 across G major, A major, B major, and C# major, using pinky and ring finger positions to navigate the neck, boosting speed, accuracy, and chord changes.
Learn arpeggio exercise 8 on the bass, practicing major chords starting with the index finger on B major, and exploring fingerings from index to pinky across the frets.
Master arpeggios with arpeggio exercise 9 in a minor seven context, moving through the tonic, fifth, and minor seventh, then across G, A, B, and C major seven shapes.
Practice arpeggios for major seven chords on one string down, starting from the A string, including B major, B7, and C sharp major, then return to G.
Learn the Stylo bass line with a linked, staccato feel using alternating fingers and a pinky on the D string sixth fret, switching between C and F shapes.
Explore arpeggios through arpeggio exercise 11 for electric bass, focusing on the A major seven arpeggio and practical fingering alternatives for small hands.
Practice arpeggios over major and minor chords, introducing a minor third (B flat) and a seventh minor chord for bluesy, funky, and rock contexts.
Explore arpeggio exercise 13 on the bass, shifting positions and using the pinky for a, outlining 5th, 7th, and 8th tones, with smart fingerings and minor arpeggios like f minor.
Practice a major seventh arpeggio on the bass within a blues backing in G major, explore chromatic passages, and navigate arpeggio patterns across G, C, and D to refine technique.
Practice arpeggios in a fixed position to master major, major seven, seven, minus seven, and other chord shapes, improving technique for playing with a band.
Explore arpeggios in arpeggio exercise 16, blending a chromatic passage with a final scale for the G, A, B, C, and D notes.
Learn Gorillaz's melancholy hill bass line with octave variations, using octave notes and two-fret shifts across the G, E, and A strings, with pinky use for funk and fusion.
Master the modal system starting with the Ionian major scale and practice a repeatable bass exercise that cycles through major scales across keys, from C to C sharp.
Master the Dorian mode, the minor scale built on the second degree of a major scale, and practice its finger patterns in C, D, E, F#, and G on bass.
Explore the phrygian mode through modal exercise 3 on bass, practicing free jams in C and related keys, using specific finger patterns and recognizing major vs minor intervals.
Master the Lydian modal exercise 4 in the major scale, built on the fourth degree, with a consistent finger pattern starting from the middle finger, across multiple positions.
Master the Mixolydian mode with a fixed-fret exercise in C, using middle, pinky, and index to move through D, E, and F sharp, then compare with Ionian's seventh.
Explore the modal system with the Aeolian minor natural scale, sixth degree of major scale. Practice C minor natural scale from the third fret with an index-ring-pinky pattern across positions.
Explore the Locrian mode, the seventh mode of the major scale, illustrated on B from C major, starting one fret higher than Ionian and practiced with index, middle, and pinky.
Practice all modes in the key of C major across the fretboard, starting Ionian and moving through Dorian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian, and Georgian, to warm up and reinforce technique.
Practice the modal system in G major by Ionian on G, Dorian in A, Phrygian, and Aeolian at frets 12 and 15, ending on G; adjust bass to improve pinky.
Master the modal system with exercise 10 by cycling through Ionian to Locrian in the C major scale, starting from the bottom and using fingerings at frets 5–17.
Explore the modal system on bass, applying Ionian, Mixolydian, Dorian, Aeolian, Phrygian, Lydian, and Locrian across strings and frets, with practical root-based patterns in C major and G.
Learn to play Eddie Cochran's summertime blues on bass, mastering groove, ghost notes, and hammer-on techniques with step-by-step rhythm patterns.
Learn pentatonic modes as five-note scales by removing the fourth and seventh degrees, then practice Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian in G with two-note-per-string fingering and circle-of-fifths positions.
Master the pentatonic scales exercise 2 on bass, cycling Ionian, Dorian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian patterns from fret 4 to 14 with two times each, using precise finger positions.
Practice the G major pentatonic across modal patterns—Ionian, Dorian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian—using only the first two strings with open notes to build fretboard connections.
Practice a descending mode exercise in G, cycling Ionian, Dorian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian, then restart at Ionian and repeat. Stay focused to track the sequence and strengthen your bass technique.
Practice the last two strings in pentatonic scales exercise 5, cycling through Ionian, Phrygian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian patterns to build a strong bass technique.
Practice pentatonic scales across all strings from bottom to top through Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian modes to improve electric bass technique.
Connect pentatonic scales in a down-and-up exercise across Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian on bass. Build fretboard knowledge and musicianship as you cycle back to Ionian.
Master the pentatonic approach in a reversed exercise built on Ionian, Dorian, Mixolydian, and Aeolian patterns in G, finishing the last pentatonic drill and advancing to the next lesson.
Learn to play Feel Good Inc in the original e flat tuning on a four-string bass, using sixth fret patterns and a g-string slide from sixth to eighth fret.
Learn to harmonize the C major scale by building chords on each degree, using scale arpeggios and seventh chords (major seven, minor seven, diminished and semi-diminished) across the bass fretboard.
Practice scale harmonization bottom to top, playing c major seven arpeggios and chords (d minor seven, e minor seven, f major seven, g, a minor seven, b semi diminished) twice.
Advance C scale harmonization with top-to-bottom and bottom-to-top arpeggios, cycling C major seven, D minor seven, E minor seven, F major seven, G7, and back to C major seven.
Practice C scale harmonization with arpeggios from bottom and top: C major seven, D minor seven, E minor seven, F major seven, G7, A minor seven, and B semi diminished.
Improve your electric bass technique through a complete course focused on a basic exercise 1, designed to build foundational skills and precision.
Master basic exercise 2 in the complete electric bass course to improve your technique now.
Advance your electric bass technique with basic exercise 3 as part of the complete electric bass course to improve your playing.
Refine your electric bass technique with exercise lesson basic exercise 4 in the complete electric bass course.
Improve your technique on the electric bass through exercise lesson basic exercise 5 in the complete electric bass course.
Advance your electric bass technique with exercise lesson basic exercise 6, a focused practice module designed to reinforce fundamental bass skills.
Master essential bass technique through the exercise lesson basic exercise 7 in the complete electric bass course.
Practice basic exercise 8 from the complete electric bass course to improve your technique. Practice basic exercise 8 from the complete electric bass course to improve your technique.
Master basic exercise 9 to build technique in the complete electric bass course, strengthening finger dexterity and precision through targeted practice.
Participate in exercise lesson: circle exercise 1 to boost your electric bass technique throughout the complete course.
Advance your electric bass technique with circle exercise 2 in this exercise lesson, part of the complete electric bass course.
Engage in circle exercise 3 to enhance your electric bass technique within the complete electric bass course.
Engage in the complete electric bass course with exercise lesson circle exercise 4 to improve your technique.
Enhance your electric bass technique through exercise lesson circle exercise 5, focusing on consistent practice and foundational technique development.
Refine your electric bass technique through circle exercise 6 in this exercise lesson. Build your skills with a complete electric bass course designed to improve technique.
Advance your electric bass technique through circle exercise 7 in the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique with circle exercise 8. Drive your technique forward by engaging in this exercise lesson within the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique with exercise lesson ghost exercise 1 from the complete electric bass course.
Strengthen your electric bass technique through the ghost exercise 2 in this complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique with exercise lesson ghost exercise 3 in the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique with ghost exercise 4, a focused drill from the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique by completing the ghost exercise 5 within the exercise lesson, as part of the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique with ghost exercise 6 from the complete electric bass course.
Join this exercise lesson ghost exercise 7 to improve your technique in electric bass as part of the complete electric bass course.
Practice ghost exercise 8 to refine finger technique and rhythm on the electric bass. This lesson from the complete electric bass course helps you improve technique through focused exercises.
Improve your technique through ghost exercise 9 as part of the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique through exercise lesson ghost exercise 10, a complete course module focused on practical playing skills.
Practice arpeggio exercise 1 to improve technique on the electric bass, building finger dexterity, timing, and melodic outlining.
Improve your electric bass technique by practicing arpeggio exercise 2, a focused drill in arpeggio patterns for precision and finger dexterity.
Practice arpeggio exercise 3 to enhance your electric bass technique within the complete electric bass course.
practice arpeggio exercise four to build technique and fretboard fluency within the complete electric bass course.
Refine your technique with arpeggio exercise 5 in this electric bass course, focusing on pattern accuracy, finger technique, and musical phrasing.
Master arpeggio exercise 6 to enhance finger technique and musical phrasing on electric bass. Explore how the complete electric bass course can improve your overall technique.
Advance your electric bass technique with arpeggio exercise 7, a focused practice that reinforces arpeggio patterns, finger independence, and musical fluency.
Enhance your electric bass technique by practicing arpeggio exercise 8, a targeted exercise from the complete electric bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique with arpeggio exercise 9, mastering arpeggio patterns and coordinated hand movements.
Build your electric bass technique by mastering arpeggio patterns in arpeggio exercise 10, a focused practice lesson for precision and finger independence.
Improve your electric bass technique by practicing arpeggio exercise 11 as part of the complete electric bass course.
Develop technique on the electric bass by practicing arpeggio exercise 12 to build musical fluency and mastery of arpeggio patterns.
Enhance electric bass technique through arpeggio exercise 13 as part of the complete bass course.
Practice arpeggio exercise 14 to improve your electric bass technique and build arpeggio mastery over time.
Improve your electric bass technique with arpeggio exercise 15, focusing on mastering this arpeggio exercise through structured practice.
Improve your electric bass technique through arpeggio exercise 16. Join the complete electric bass course to enhance your technique.
Practice modal exercises for the electric bass with exercise lesson 1 to improve technique across this course.
Explore modal exercise 2 to sharpen electric bass technique and build fluency with modes, through focused patterns and practical application.
Practice modal exercise 3 to advance your electric bass technique within the complete electric bass course.
Advance your electric bass technique through exercise lesson modal exercise 4, part of the complete electric bass course, emphasizing focused modal practice.
Improve your electric bass technique with modal exercise 5 in this focused exercise lesson of the complete electric bass course.
Advance your electric bass technique by engaging in the exercise lesson modal exercise 6, refining finger placement, rhythm, and modal concepts within the complete bass course.
Improve your electric bass technique by practicing modal exercise 7 in this exercise lesson, building fluency across modes and technique through targeted practice.
Explore modal exercise 8 for the electric bass. This exercise-focused lesson aims to improve your technique.
Advance your electric bass technique with exercise lesson modal exercise 9 in the complete electric bass course to improve your playing skills.
Improve your technique with exercise lesson modal exercise 10 in the complete electric bass course.
Improve your technique on electric bass with pentatonic exercise 1, as part of the complete electric bass course.
Practice pentatonic patterns to improve your technique on the electric bass. Tackle pentatonic drills to build speed, accuracy, and phrasing in exercise 2 of the complete electric bass course.
Advance your electric bass technique with pentatonic exercise 3, building fretboard fluency, phrasing, and rhythmic precision through targeted practice.
Improve your electric bass technique with this pentatonic exercise lesson 4, part of the complete electric bass course designed to build skills and musical precision.
Develop your electric bass technique with pentatonic exercise 5 in this targeted practice session focusing on technique.
Master pentatonic exercise 6 as part of the complete electric bass course to improve your technique.
practice pentatonic exercise 7 to sharpen technique in the complete electric bass course. develop precision and consistency through this targeted exercise in pentatonic patterns.
Improve your technique on electric bass through pentatonic exercise 8 in this exercise lesson today.
Improve your electric bass technique through exercise lesson c scale harmonization exercise 1, practicing scale patterns and harmonization concepts to build precision and musical phrasing.
Practice C scale harmonization in exercise 2 on electric bass to improve technique and musical phrasing.
Practice the C scale harmonization exercise 3 as part of the complete electric bass course to improve your technique.
Develop technique on the electric bass by practicing the fourth harmonization of the C scale through a focused exercise.
Learn to play Feel Good Inc by Gorillaz on electric bass, focusing on groove, timing, and technique within a complete electric bass course.
Explore the Feel Good Inc original version by Gorillaz, focusing on the windmill for the land motif, shout sections, and the song's Motown sound to inform electric bass technique.
Analyze the summertime blues groove from Eddie Cochran, highlighting working all summer to make money, chasing a date, and the refrain there ain't no cure for the summertime blues.
Develop electric bass technique through the Titanic piece by Francesco De Gregori, in this complete course focused on technique improvement.
Master electric bass technique with a Stylo-inspired vibe, riding shockwave energy and electric is the love as you push up, overload, and ride the road.
Practice expressive bass lines and phrasing inspired by melancholy hill, the plastic trees imagery, and the theme of love and longing, focusing on close to me dynamics and dreamlike mood.
Develop electric bass technique through on melancholy hill with variations, translating dreamlike lyrics and emotional contrasts from longing and sleep to medicine and relief into expressive grooves.
Hello, welcome to my intermediate electric bass course.
This course is aimed at anyone who has already started working with this fantastic instrument and wants to improve their technique and level up.
The course has been designed to be useful for those who have already gained some level of experience as well as for those who have just started and are therefore in the beginning phase.
Each of you will be taken to the next level in a gradual and enjoyable way, regardless of your starting level.
I decided to create this intermediate course to give everyone the opportunity to make the most of the techniques and knowledge I have acquired over the years through private studies, research, and academic studies at the conservatory.
But don't worry, no in-depth musical knowledge is required for this course. It will be a very practical course that will lead you to have a greater understanding of the instrument and music in general.
The course is divided into two main sections: one with lessons where I thoroughly explain the exercise to be performed, and the other with complete executions at two speeds of the exercises explained in the course.
We will also tackle various songs and deal with many important topics such as the circle of fifths, scales, arpeggios, and much more.
If you haven't signed up for the course yet, I invite you to do so as soon as possible. I look forward to seeing you inside to embark on this wonderful journey together in the discovery of one of the most beautiful instruments ever invented by humans, the electric bass!
See you soon and good luck!