David Hull is pretty awesome on bass. This tutorial is for Advanced Bass Players, there some amazing two hand tapping that even some more advanced bass players will struggle with.
A tutorial on how to play David Hull's arrangement of the Turkish Rondo. Transcription available at www.dehamusic.com
What I'm trying to do with this bass guitar ebook is to document essential theory and give support lessons from various Bass Teachers around the world. Dave Marks seems to have his head screwed on pretty straight and this lesson is good example for intermediate players to grasp the arpeggio concept. Add this lesson to some strong foundations in Music theory and you'll be able to improve what you are playing on Bass.
As a bass player what you are generally doing is playing grooves based around chord forms. Use this lesson in conjunction with triad theory to improve your understanding of what you need to be doing on stage and in the band room.
Victor Wooten is an awesome technique master. In this You Tube Video Victor shows some great right hand technique. Add this to your set of tools. Mastering this type of playing isn't essential to be an awesome bass player, but this stuff will definitely give you some additional fire power when you're playing your next groove. Of all the vids of seen of Bass Masters this one has been the most useful. Personally I don't get into the entire Victor Wooten Package. I can respect his technique, but I believe he goes a bit far and losses the beauty of the bass instrument.
