Access to all level of audio, video and lighting production equipment and personnel. logistics planning, road management, business management.Īudio/acoustics engineer. We are a real school, with a real faculty, with live weekly calls, direct feedback on your bass playing, and much more.Additional ability include technical production, stage/set design. SBL is NOT a membership site stuffed full of random information. In a nutshell, SBL is a completely new opportunity for bass players just like you to enroll in the first dedicated online bass school. you'll get access to the world renowned course library, our live seminar archive, our weekly live stream seminars, and a heap of other cool features. no sweat, just grab our 14 day free trial today and take it for a test drive! You have nothing to lose, and can use all the features for 14 days totally free. If you're NOT yet a member yet here at SBL. because we're going to be releasing another course from Adam into the membership VERY soon. you already have access to Adam's full course! You can check that out here and get started straight away. If you're already a member here at ScottsBassLessons. Today's new lesson has been taken directly from Adam's course "Decoding the Low End" from the ScottsBassLessons course library. and I also reveal the winner of the Bergantino bass rig somewhere in this video too. All about using in-ear click tracks live.How to pull off this kind of performance in a duo setting using Ableton Live.How this idea was born out of the 1950's.How bands like Dirty Loops use arranging techniques to turn standard pop songs into jazz-gospel-fusion explosions!.the good news for you is that is EXACTLY what I've got for you. what if I told you we've got a lesson for you, with Adam Neely showing you exactly how to arrange songs. ridiculously cool bass player, huge following on YouTube.Īnd you've most likely heard of the band "Dirty Loops" with the amazing Henrik Linder on bass? (If not, you need to check these guys out!).
You've probably already heard of Adam Neely, right?. so I've got an awesome new lesson for you today.
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