I also doubt that there will be a B2B part 2.
There are a lot of things to consider and I think for a “Beginner 2 Badass” one can make a “one fits all” course. As was often said in other threads, not only feel people more confident after finishing the course, they (me included) also use it as a reference.
It’s a very good basis to have but from there the improvement is more individual in my opinion. The only thing that makes sense in my mind is something module based. Want to learn about chords? Get the chords module. Want to improve slap? Get the slap module. Want to go deeper into music theory and composing? Get that module.
And there are already services/courses/even masterclasses online that fulfill that need.
In fact I think it would be a bad move for bassbuzz to do a sequel to B2B. Now it’s neat and you don’t get overwhelmed, you don’t have to make choices. You start at lesson 1 and you learn.
If you are already overwhelmed by everything before even watching the first lesson it becomes a barrier. That’s what I noticed for myself in other portals… The question “What do I start with?” wasn’t easy to answer and often a hindrance to start at all.
That said, there’s of course the BassBuzz YouTube Video Guide with BassBuzz tips and tricks that relate to the lessons.
And also Joshs private youtube channel which has tons of extracurricular bass activities. Warning though: You have to bite-size yourself. Joshs private yt is a lot quicker and in my opinion expects a level from you that’s a bit higher than a recent B2B graduate.