Practical Music Theory For Bass Players

Nothing feels more uncomfortable than being caught off guard by a musical question and realising you don’t understand the theory behind it. And it’s just as disheartening when you don’t know how to approach learning your favourite songs or how they connect to music theory. In reality, music theory itself is relatively simple. What makes it feel complicated is the way it’s often learned through disconnected bits of information with no clear structure. When approached in a logical, step-by-step way, the patterns become clear and the whole system is far easier to understand. In this course, you'll learn all the practical theory you need to get you started learning music theory, communicating with other musicians, and picking up your favourite songs by ear. We'll deep dive into concepts such as: Keys, Intervals, Scales, Triads, Modes, The Nashville Number System, Subdivisions, and much more. This program is designed to make you a confident musical communicator and analyst, in the most straight forward, down-to-earth way. Every piece of musical jargon will be explained along the way, and with video and audio examples, you'll be able to see and hear what these concepts sound like. To accompany you on this program, you'll receive PDF workbooks/tab&notation, Guitar Pro files and backing tracks to put some of these concepts into practice. This is not an advanced theory program. This program is designed for beginner to intermediate players who are either just getting started on the instrument, or who have experience on the bass, but have no real knowledge/are not confident with theory fundamentals. Don't spend another day feeling musically inadequate, master the fundamentals and become the competent, well-rounded musician you've always wanted to be.