Looking for a fake (and real) band to jam with

[draebyllek]

This has to be out there and when I start searching I’m sure I’ll find lots of stuff, but if anyone already has reliable recommendations, it will save me time, but I am looking for guitar & drum tracks, chord charts - something that will let me jam over and ‘write’ my own bass lines. I’m really interested in chord charts so that will help me get trained on thinking on my feet with scales and such.

[joergkutter]

Try this guy:

This should be a playlist… hope it works!?

[Wombat-metal]

I just use a drum app, pick a beat, and make a bass line that fits the rhythm. Then evolve it

[Mike_NL]

See also:

Beginner Jam tracks

For all the beginners (myself included). What’s really helped me feel comfortable learning the neck is playing over jam tracks. Just playing the root to start with and keeping up with the chord changes was enough of a challenge to start. I know there are lots of great YouTube channels out there. I love Elevated jam tracks for my guitar stuff. But for bass I’ve been using Eric Andreas’ channel. It’s meant for his guitar student but it clicks with me. It shows the chord progression of the screen…