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Bass Guitar Practice Basics
Author: Greg Mooter
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Berklee College of Music faculty and renowned bass player Greg Mooter, teaches beginning bass players all they need to know about how to choose a bass and equipment, maintain their bass and how to start playing. In this lesson, he discusses the importance of creating and maintaining a practice schedule.
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