Bass Lesson (45 minutes)
45 minutes can be the perfect balance—not too short, not too long. There’s enough time to warm up, break down technique, explore new ideas, and apply them in real playing. Whether you're working on solo bass arrangements, groove development, or just leveling up your skills, this session length keeps things focused without feeling rushed. Great for weekly lessons or deep dives into specific techniques.
45 minutes can be the perfect balance—not too short, not too long. There’s enough time to warm up, break down technique, explore new ideas, and apply them in real playing. Whether you're working on solo bass arrangements, groove development, or just leveling up your skills, this session length keeps things focused without feeling rushed. Great for weekly lessons or deep dives into specific techniques.
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45 minutes can be the perfect balance—not too short, not too long. There’s enough time to warm up, break down technique, explore new ideas, and apply them in real playing. Whether you're working on solo bass arrangements, groove development, or just leveling up your skills, this session length keeps things focused without feeling rushed. Great for weekly lessons or deep dives into specific techniques.