What’s a good way to memorize the scales of each key and position for bass bass? Want to experience~

Haha, I feel like there are very few people who can exchange bass with me. It’s rare. So let me tell you my feelings.

I haven’t been playing bass for a long time, and I took a lot of detours when I first started learning it. I hope I can give you some reference.

I followed the textbook published by Taiwanese Qiu, who "understood the electric bass". There was a matching CD, which contained the necessary music theory knowledge, including various keys and positional scales.

Practicing the piano is hard but very enjoyable, so don’t memorize it by rote. Practice climbing grids and scales more.

For example, in the high key of C major, 12345671, there are several ways to play it, and there are several scale directions. Playing it repeatedly is to remember the scale direction at the beginning, and over time it is about speed. Improvement, in the end, practice makes perfect, put the piano in your hand, and your fingers will unconsciously come out with riffs.

In the process of practicing the piano, it is inevitable that you will be attracted by some music and want to concentrate on playing it well. However, when you encounter technical problems, you will find that you have encountered a bottleneck because of your poor basic skills, so you give up. My immature suggestion is to practice more basic skills and climb the grid scale, so that you can naturally remember the mode and position. During this period, you can play some songs to relieve the boredom of climbing the grid. In addition, you can get a lot of benefits from daily practice. Good presentation.