Bass Gym with MarloweDK vs Bass Guitar Colour Scales使用状況と統計

Do you want to become a better bass player? MarloweDK can help you get there with just ten minutes practice a day with the BassGym app. Using the app to practice five exercises every day will help you get great results with your stamina, dexterity and general bass playing skills. And it's a great way to warm up for whichever practice routine you have. The app features sixty exercises arranged into five categories across three levels of difficulty: - Arpeggios - Endurance - Rhythm - Scalar - Technique You can practice the same exercises each day or choose a different one each time. The BassGym app will keep track of your progress so you can monitor your improvement. You can listen to each exercise at any speed using the app's in-built player. There is also a metronome or drum beat to help you play along at the correct speed. You can view the exercise as tab or as animated notes on a bass fretboard. Start becoming a better bass player today with the BassGym app by MarloweDK.

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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.