3 Reasons Your Bass Solos Aren’t Working

Have you ever taken a bass solo and just knew it was a total flop?

I know I have – hundreds of times! There’s almost nothing as demoralizing as ending your improvisation on bass and feeling like it could have been so much better.

What’s even worse is knowing your solo wasn’t great, but not knowing why, or how you can make it better for the next time.

Do you just need to learn more scales? Should you try that fancy new technique you’ve been working on? Is it the gear you’re using?

Unfortunately, none of these things will take a bad solo and make it good.

So what will make a difference? Well in my experience, there are 3 main reasons any bass solo doesn’t work.

When you know what they are, you can work towards fixing them and take your improvisation to the next level. By the way – this is surprisingly simple to do. Not necessarily easy, but the idea is simple.

In today’s lesson, you’ll learn exactly what these 3 things are and how to fix them so your solos shine!

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Now while we’re focusing on just these 3 areas, in truth, there are many more that can sabotage an otherwise good solo.

However, if you take care of just these 3, you’ll be miles ahead of where you are now.

If you want to take your solos to the next level, the best thing you can do is study the best. That’s exactly what I guide you through in my masterclass, Anatomy Of A Bass Solo.

In this free bonus video, you’ll learn how the best bass players in the world lovingly craft a world-class solo. And the best part? You can use the same exact concepts and ideas to take your solos to the next level today.

To get the masterclass video, just fill in the form above and I’ll send it straight to your inbox – 100% free.

Of course, if you have any questions, let me know in the comments. I’d be happy to help out however I can.

Good luck with the lesson and happy soloing!

Cheers,