akos
November 13, 2021, 1:10pm
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I think that’s a good next step. It’s going to be fun, and it’s probably going to highlight things you need to improve on, and then you can focus on those specific things.
Other than that there’s a bunch of other threads on this subject, you take a look at what other people have said:
I might be getting a little ahead of myself as I only started the course on Monday but I’m taking the ‘30 day hardcore approach’ as I have some previous experience and although I’m going to allow myself some extra time on more difficult lessons I reckon I will still have completed the course in another four to five weeks? So what then? Looking at the lesson plan I’m guessing the course takes people up to somewhere around intermediate level so how have people progressed beyond this? I have a life…
Finishing B2B, and all of Josh’s other YouTube videos, I am feeling a very large void in direction and what to do next and how to do it.
So, I signed up for the ‘big course’, SBL.
Don’t get me wrong, lots of good content there…almost too much, not as focused, and much harder to pluck out the ‘what should I be doing’.
I don’t want to bash SBL, as it is a very good site, but finding the ‘nuggets’ is more of a hunt, and man o man, its VERY wordy and they take a long time to say a simple thing.
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I just got an email from SBL announcing a learning roadmap and that got me curious. It’s very common in programming to have such roadmaps.
If tomorrow someone comes up to you and asks you “what roadmap should I follow to learn bass” what would you answer?
And for an intermediate/advanced player, what would you add on that roadmap?
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