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I am relatively new to playing, and i had this problem. I found an excercise that really helped was as follows:

Play the 1st,3rd,5th and 7th of the major scale, root note G ( 1 note each)
then slide up to A and again play the 1st,3rd,5th and 7th but this time in the minor scale
then up to the B and repeat the sequence in major
the up to C and repeat in minor

start off slow, getting the notes correct and paying particular attention to finger accuracy correct. Stay relaxed (easier said than done when your trying to concentrate!) and the speed will come on both hands. When you get faster you can start playing each note twice, then four times etc

This helped my speed and accuracy alot, hope it can help you!

Just finished an E.P with my band. Recorded on a budget, but actually quite happy with what we got from it!
Check it out and let me know what you think: www.myspace.com/theomegablend
Stay classy

Im thinking of getting an acoustic bass, as we play acoustic gigs with the band, and rather than just plug a normal bass through the P.A (which sounds toilet!), i fancy a acoustic ones.
Not very knowledgable on this subject though, so was looking for recommendations?
Ive got about £600 to work with
thanks in advance

Seems like the done thing to inroduce yourself on here, so thought i should....

Not been playing long really, well in comparison to some ( about a year). Found this website about a week ago and i guess im kinda hooked!

Play quite regularly in a band. just recorded, check it out if you have time www.myspace.com/theomegablend

Aloha!