String skipping exercises
String-skipping is a skill that even more established bass players can be guilty of neglecting
BASS EXPO 2013: String-skipping is a skill that even more established bass players can be guilty of neglecting. Once you've learned the scales, it can be easy to follow them verbatim. In this tutorial, Ben Jones of The Institute explains a simple exercise for developing your string skipping ability that also doubles as a useful warm-up.
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