Learn how to play bass with this best-selling bass guitar method. Noted bassist and teacher John Arbo takes you through a complete bass tutorial with 140 bass lessons that show you how to tune the bass, read bass tabs and notes, play bass scales and master common bass parts.
eMedia Interactive Feedback technologies, like the Note and Finger Tracker, make learning bass faster. Bass lessons use popular, easy bass songs like “Rock’n Me” by Steve Miller and the Grateful Dead’s “Uncle John’s Band” to make learning how to play bass fun.
Features include:
- eMedia’s Animated Fretboard to display bass fingerings and make it easy to learn how to read bass tabs, notes and how to play bass parts.
- Note and Finger Tracker, which lets you see the bass notes you play in notation and on the Animated Fretboard as the bass software listens to your playing using the computer's microphone.
- Bass lessons with split-screen videos show you both right and left hand bass technique.
- An automatic bass tuner, recorder, guitar chord dictionary and digital metronome - crucial tools to learn how to play bass.
- Easy bass songs and bass parts to keep it fun while you learn how to read bass tabs and notes.
- Songs and bass guitar lessons as audio and MIDI tracks where selections can be looped, slowed or sped up.
- A chapter on music theory covering intervals, bass scales and chords shows how to create your own bass lines.
- Great bass songs made famous by the Dead, CCR and Dylan to make bass guitar lessons fun! Songs include bass-only and No Bass options so you can play along with the band.
- Many songs also used in eMedia Guitar Method, so you can play along with friends taking guitar lessons.
Anyone can learn how to play bass guitar today with bass lessons from eMedia!
System requirements:
Windows®:
Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
CD-ROM
Macintosh®:
Mac OS X 10.4 or later
(Intel processor required for Instant Feedback)
CD-ROM
Educational Site Licenses available. Documentation is required for purchase. Contact your Romeo Music representative for more information.
Classroom License: For group instruction, most often used with a lap top and projector or interactive whiteboard (Smartboard). No multiple student assessment, progress tracking or evaluation. Annual fee.
Site License: When used per student on multiple stations in a lab setting. Per student user license fee. Includes multiple student assessment, progress tracking, reporting and evaluation for select programs.
Home User License: Additional license option for students to use the software at home. Per student user license fee with an annual subscription (first year included in standard purchase price for site licenses, must be renewed to use after one year).
