😂😂😂😂😂. I was thinking the same thing

I had previously played bass for 6 or 7 years and had a band with my buddys in HS and all that. I learned covers and wrote my own music. Life took plenty of turns and i ended up not playing for over 10 or so years. I always had people telling me how good i was...i was self taught. It was in the mountains so there was shit for internet. I used too write tabs by hand and copy off the school computer during breaks..lol. The ONE thing i seriously should have worked on was scales and notes. Id be sooooo much better if i took the time too actually learn where these notes are quickly. Just wanted to give u a heads up because i was counted as a pretty decent bassist but regret learning the correct way for so long..it made it harder too just pick up and jam a session since i was going off my own system...its best too learn the standard and than go from there. Good luck man, bass playing has literally saved me .

Thank you now is much easier to work on learning the fretboard

A heads up and pro tip if you do download the app, then you can play the songs while reading the scrolling scrolling notes. You play through the amp and it listens and shows how well your striking the note, and if it's the wrong note or wrong string. I like to use a Bluetooth speaker as it's like playing along with a band, and the bass rocks with the accompanying instruments. I've used it since the day my friend gave me my baby. Started using it to learn piano sheet music, haven't stopped since.

Glad it helped!

Glad it helped!!!

Thanks! Rock on 🎸🎸🎸

Glad it helped!!!

You are welcome!

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There are more easy ways and less complicated ways to find notes on the fretboard