elliot352

something i do that's really simple but easy to do anywhere is to just bend each finger independantly repeatedly. i think this could help you with the problem of your ring finger following the pinkie. but dont make the mistake i did of just doing one hand (i wanted to get all the fingers on my right hand working as apposed to the 1st two) also doing scales all the way up the neck really helps if you use your ring and pinkie as much as possible that way your fingers get stronger and you learn your scales/ notes across the fretboard at the same time.

ok so i found this clip on youtube of a band called 'dirty loops' doing their own interpretation of 'just dance' [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnSJuD-h_nA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnSJuD-h_nA[/url] and thought the bassists tone and technique was really good. anyway i thought it would be fun to learn it, however this has proved quite difficult as i cant hear the bass clearly enough or see his hands for long enough to get it right. so i was wondering if anyone has learnt this before or could learn it and help me out a bit. i'm sure there's loads of bassists out there who would really appreciate it