Apart from Harry, Samboat is great too and has new content every couple of days. Doesn’t have full music notation, but has tabs with note durations. Also has nice organized playlists, though some of the “Easy” songs still have tricky bits. And he’s quite funny with his antics in some of the videos.
There are others too, but I mostly use Harry and Samboat if I’m doing playalong tab videos.
I use YouTube videos. Practicing is practicing, and everything I’ve head and seen says practicing is the key to getting good.
The channel I really like for this is yonit speigelman.
I got this pedal directly from Vidami. Set it up for my wife to follow along her video piano lessons. Works like a charm after the web extensions are installed for the various compatible websites.
To my chagrin, Bassbuzz.com is not one of the website extensions…
I wonder if anyone on the forum from Bassbuzz could reply. Is it a possibility that bass buzz could be a compatible website???
Thanks
jm
According to the specs, it should be compatible with Vimeo.com. I always thought the Bassbuzz video lessons are Vimeo based as well. Are you sure it doesn’t work? Is there maybe a way to run the device in “Vimeo mode” for the Bassbuzz videos?
You just earned three more wishes for play along tracks, my friend
Thank you!!!
EDIT it might be better to use this link as an entry point, as my youtube channel contains some kayak and professional stuff too, that is totally boring for the average bass player!