Hello @ArcticMonkeMan and welcome! I used to play the trombone myself. Reading notes seems not to be a problem for you then Enjoy the ride!
Hi everyone,
I started your course already Josh and I forgot to introduce myself.
My name is Antonio and I am Italian but since 2011 I am living in London UK. I started to play bass a few years back when I was 16/17 yo but after a bit I lost my way because I did not like my teacher and the way he was teaching. In 2011 I was coming to London for a new chapter in my life and finally I took the bass again in my hands. It is quite challenge learn the note in English but I am getting there, thanks to you Josh and the way you teach. I am into heavy metal. I used to play in a heavy metal band back to Italy. And that’s it pretty much
All the best
Antonio
Welcome!
Thank you so much
Thanks
Hey all. I’ve been watching Josh’s vids on YouTube for a while and when he mentioned the site - of which I was completely unaware until that point - I headed on over and signed right up.
I live in South Africa, just north of Johannesburg. I’m a bedroom composer, keyboardist, half-baked singer & songwriter, and hobbyist home recording artist. (Aren’t we all?)
I’ve been playing guitar (don’t criticise) for over half my life, and have noodled on bass a few times. I’ve recently decided it’s time to take the instrument seriously. So here I am. Hoping to learn as much as I can and become as close as I can to a badass bassist.
My bass heroes are Flea of course, John McVie, oddly Ray Manzarek (not many keyboardist/bassists around, were there, let alone bassists who played with their feet), and a good few others, but those guys stand out for me. Fleetwood and McVie - as well as Flea and Smith - just work so hard and so tight as units.
I think I’ve taken up enough of y’all’s time. Gonna go read the guidelines!
Peace
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Hi @AntonioM and Welcome! Reading notes in a foreign language takes time, but eventually it’s second nature. At least I’ve made the experience