Index : 4. Exercises

[ Page 1 ] 1. Why Do I Need Exercises? (An Intro To The ...   Performing exercises on your bass guitar will help you develop speed, endurance, accuracy, and finger strength. This physial aspect of bass guitar playing is called technique. Added On: | Hits: 463 Rating: [ 3 votes ] Rate It | Review It 2. Chromatic Exercise #1   Added On: Wed Aug 2 2006 | Hits: 620 Rating: [ 1 vote ] Rate It | Review It 3. Chromatic Exercise #2   Here's a variation on the previous exercise. Added On: Wed Aug 2 2006 | Hits: 403 Rating: [ 2 votes ] Rate It | Review It 4. Chromatic Exercise #3   This one really hits the pinky hard! Added On: | Hits: 331 Rating: [ 1 vote ] Rate It | Review It 5. Consecutive Finger Exercise #1   This one you should try to play a little faster. Use your 1st finger to fret the notes on the 1st fret and your 2nd finger to fret the notes on the 2nd fret. Added On: | Hits: 403 Rating: Rate It | Review It User Reviews [ 1 ] 6. Consecutive Finger Exercise #2   This one is a little harder! Use your 2nd finger to fret the notes on the 2nd fret. Use your 3rd finger to fret the notes on the 3rd fret. Ouch! Added On: Wed Aug 2 2006 | Hits: 263 Rating: Rate It | Review It 7. Consecutive Finger Exercise 3   This one is really fun. It's the same concept. Use your 3rd finger for the notes on the 3rd fret. Use your 4th (pinky) for notes on the 4th fret. If you use any other fingers besides your 3rd and 4th fingers to fret the notes, then you're not playing it r Added On: Wed Aug 2 2006 | Hits: 261 Rating: Rate It | Review It 8. Non-Consecutive Finger Exercise #1   Added On: | Hits: 271 Rating: Rate It | Review It 9. Non-Consecutive Finger Exercise #2 Added On: | Hits: 177 Rating: Rate It | Review It _10. Non-Consecutive Finger Exercise #3   Added On: | Hits: 266 Rating: [ 1 vote ] Rate It | Review It [ Page 1 ]