How to play Bass Guitar PRO vs Bass Guitar Colour Scales Usage & Stats

This is the ad-free version. It is an ideal app for those who want to learn to play basic concepts of contemporary music styles on the Electric Bass. It includes fifty lessons on the following contemporary music styles: - Rock (15) - Blues (15) - Jazz (5) - Funk (5) - Latin Music (5) - Fusion (5) Each lesson is integrated by four sections. - You will see animations that visually show how to play your part on the Electric Bass. - You will see animations of the notes on the staff to help you understand how to read music in an easy way, while you play. - You can listen the whole band to get an idea of the final result. - You can play at a slow speed and just listen to your instrument. - You can play it at normal speed. - When you are ready go to the “d” section and play it while you listen the rest of the band. You have to integrate your part to the ensemble. - While practicing you can click on the bar from which you want to repeat.

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Bass Guitar Colour Scales

Benefits of Bass Guitar Colour Scales: 1. Visual Aids: Using color coding makes it easier to remember and recognize the different notes and intervals in a scale. 2. Multi-Scale Capability: The app offers a wide range of scales, from standard major and minor scales to exotic scales, which is great for expanding your musical vocabulary. 3. Easy to Navigate: The app has a simple interface, making it accessible to both beginners and advanced players. 4. Fretboard Overview: Learning the scales in different positions on the neck can help develop better fretboard knowledge and musical flexibility. 27 of the most used scales, includes 13 of the most used jazz scales 24 frets view available Find the natural harmonics on each string Includes scale notation Hear the scales Arpeggio modus Hear the arpeggios Now includes drums backing tracks 14 styles, 5 tempi Latin and German notation A jam loop of the major scale modes, the melodic minor scale modes and chord progressions Who is it for? • Beginners who have trouble remembering scale patterns and finding the right notes on the neck. • Advanced players who want to learn new scales or gain more insight into their fretboard.