Is It Too Late To Learn To Play Bass Guitar As An Adult?
In this lesson, we are going to answer a very common question. Is it too late to learn to play bass guitar as an adult?
The answer to this question is:
Nope! It’s never too late to learn to play bass guitar. All you need are three things:
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The desire to learn
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The willingness to do the work
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A comprehensive training course to get you there
If you have all three things, there is no way you can fail. But you must have all three to unlock the fun and joy of playing music. Once you have that, you will learn to play bass guitar.
The Desire To Learn
To achieve anything new in life (anything) you must have desire! This is the start of all things that have been achieved over time.
When you set an ambitious goal you head down a path of uncertainty, and it is how much desire you have towards that goal that makes the difference if you accomplish it or not.
One of the reasons most people do not reach the goal they’ve set for themselves (any goal) is because they don’t have enough of a burning desire for it. That is why they end up quitting.
Do you have a burning desire to learn the bass guitar? If so, you’ve accomplished step one. If not, you’ll need to get it. Now, let’s look at step two.
The willingness to do the work
This is a must for anything you wish to achieve especially if you want to play bass guitar. Because the strings are thick the hands and fingers will need time to adjust to the activity of playing the bass.
Can you do it? Of course, you can. It’s not impossible. Many other people have done it so why not you? You just have to be willing to do the work. Do this daily and you will see results.
And yes, it is work. Just like all other things you’ve accomplished in your life. If you have the desire and you’re willing to do the work, there is no way you won’t get to where you are going.
So, if you have the first two things, the desire to learn the bass, and the determination to make it happen no matter what, then all you need now is number three. Which will make the first two things much easier to accomplish.
A comprehensive training course
Now I can’t do anything about the first two. That’s all on you. But I can offer you the third thing. The comprehensive training course.
This will provide you with the step-by-step action guide that will take you from uncertain and confused, to clearly focused and confident.
It is a straightforward path toward a widely successful skill in playing the bass guitar the way you have always dreamed of. That is, if you have the desire to get there, and the willingness to do the work.
Learn To Play Bass Guitar
It will show you everything you need to know to get started. It will help you to develop a solid foundation of understanding and a practical skillset in all things needed to play the bass.
Learn To Play Bass Guitar is a comprehensive course for beginners to get started enjoying the fun of playing the bass guitar.
It will lead you on a path to bass guitar mastery. It will show you how to get started playing the bass guitar in a simple step-by-step method.
Learn parts of the bass guitar, how to properly hold it, what kind of amp is needed, and concepts necessary to create music. You will learn bass guitar techniques such as 12-bar bass riffs, chord formulas, arpeggios, proper timing, creating rhythm, and practice habits.
In addition to all that, you’ll also get introduced to the basics of music theory and the fun of using bass guitar pedals. Yep, it’s all here and more in this book Learn To Play Bass Guitar. If you are looking to learn to play bass guitar, then this book is for you.
Even if you play bass guitar already, you can still learn some new music concepts that will help improve your musicianship. Packed with information that most bass guitar players who play by ear don’t know.
If you are serious about learning to play and know you are never too old, I recommend you check out the book. It will lead you on a non-stop flight to successful bass playing.
In addition, if you have any questions, you can reach out to me and I will be happy to help.
Best of luck with your learning and take care.
Sincerely, Dwayne Jenkins
