Oscar South Posted November 30, 2014 Share Posted November 30, 2014 I'm currently putting together an interactive resource addressing the question: [size=5]"[b]How Can Extended Bass Techniques Be Taught Usefully?"[/b][/size] [i][color=#000000]The question is a double meaning. The two questions being asked specifically are firstly whether extended bass playing techniques can be taught in a way that is useful practically and musically in a real life setting, and secondly whether the teaching of extended bass techniques can be useful from a business perspective.[/color][/i] In the process of creating quite a comprehensive body of work (which I'm going to make available publicly online and in hard copy) I want to exhaustively address the current body of work existing. It's something I've been interested in and followed for a long time, and there are some obvious ones such as Jean Baudin's Mechanics of Tapping, various tutorials by Victor Wooten, a DVD by Michael Manring, related things like Super Bass Slapping by Larry Graham etc. but I'm sure there's a lot more out there. A marginally higher percentage of this boards community is probably interested in these things than in the general population, so I thought that I would extend the question to you: [i][size=5]Can you direct me to any existing resources, works of value, or share thoughts (personal or otherwise) relevant to this discussion?[/size][/i] Thanks and I hope there is enough interest out there for a process of engagement and discussion to develop throughout the work! Feel free to follow me on Twitter for the most up to date news. All the best, Oscar Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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