How To Play Higher Ground On Bass

"On whatever string this is do number 2 on that"
I believe that speaks for itself

i spy a guitar player not a bassist

squier? ibanez is way better for the money

ibanez and squier arent worth the money
by a second hand bass

heavymetalbass5 wrote: i spy a guitar player not a bassist squier? ibanez is way better for the money

90% ibanez basses arnt worth the money!
practically japenese rip off of better basses lol
presteige basses are the best but i dont have £1k to spare :P

ibanez...squier...fender...can you play or can't you? flea, wooten, or even your bar bands bassist can play them all if they are decent.

that's great, if your 5

Before I start I'm going to say I'm going to be critical for a reason. Beginners should teach a lesson. First off, you are only teaching only one part of the song, and the wrong way at that. It's easier to play open on the E string 2nd on the D string, move up to G(or 3rd fret) on the E string, then G(5th fret) on the D string. and finish it by moving up to A(5th fret) on the E string then A(7th fret) on the D string. Easy enough, you should try it your self, you'll see what I'm talking about. Second, you have your bass WAY to low. You lose control and set yourself up for bad slap position. Which brings me to my last point(I think). Your slap technique is bad, real bad. Take time to learn how to slap, and pop before you put another video up.