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Ultimate Beginner Series: Bass Complete: Bass Guitar Book & DVD (Hard Case)

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Ultimate Beginner Series: Bass Complete: Bass Guitar Book & DVD (Hard Case)

Dale Titus, Roscoe Beck, Tim Bogart, and Albert Nigro

Item: 00-31439

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The Ultimate Beginners Series gets aspiring musicians started immediately with classic rock and blues riffs, chord patterns and more. Now, for the first time ever, the UBS Bass Basics, Rock BAss and Blues Bass are combined in one complete book and DVD set. Follow along with 4 hours of DVD instruction and 3 hours of audio tracks, with the help of on-screen graphics and printed diagrams.

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Series: The Ultimate Beginner Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 128
ISBN10: 0-7390-5614-X
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-5614-1
UPC: 038081336121
SKU: 00-31439

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About the Author: Dale Titus

Dale Titus brings decades of bass guitar instruction experience to beginner pedagogy, working across rock, blues, and contemporary styles. His approach prioritizes immediate musical engagement over abstract theory, allowing students to hear and play recognizable material from their first lessons.

Why we love this

This three-in-one collection eliminates the need to purchase separate books as students progress from absolute beginner through foundational rock and blues vocabulary. The pairing of 128 pages of carefully sequenced exercises with 4 hours of on-screen instruction and 3 hours of audio tracks creates a self-contained learning environment where students can reference diagrams, hear proper tone, and watch hand position simultaneously.

What to expect

Playing your first recognizable bass lines alongside recorded drums and guitars creates the sensation of being in a band immediately. The progression from simple single-note riffs to fuller chord work mirrors the satisfaction of moving from observer to active musician in just weeks of consistent practice.

Who it's for

Beginning bass guitarists starting from zero who need structure, audio reference, and visual feedback all in one resource. Players aged 8 through adult will find immediate access to classic rock and blues material that sustains motivation beyond abstract finger exercises.

How to get the most out of it

  • Use the audio tracks as a practice partner; play along repeatedly until your timing and tone match the recorded bass lines without watching the page.
  • Reference the on-screen graphics during your first pass through each riff, then try it without video to build independence from visual cues.
  • Record yourself playing the chord patterns and listen back critically for consistency in note articulation and dynamic control across different string positions.
  • Work through the material in the order presented rather than jumping ahead; earlier exercises build muscle memory and finger strength that make later material manageable.

How to use it

Assign this to students beginning private bass lessons or as part of a beginning instrumental music program where students learn independently between lessons. The combination of book, video, and audio makes it ideal for students who need flexible scheduling or learn better with multiple modalities reinforcing the same concepts.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading bass clef notation and tablature
  • Playing foundational rock and blues riffs
  • Building chord voicings and chord changes on bass
  • Developing finger strength and fret-board navigation
  • Matching rhythm and tone to recorded accompaniment
  • Understanding bass line patterns in classic rock and blues styles

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