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Clovis' Bass Workshop
@bassworkshopTracked since May 2026
Bass lesson videos, PDF Exercises and Professional tips.
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$10/moOfficial Patron🎻 Official Patron — Start LearningAccess the full Bass Workshop and start building your foundation.Stop jumping between random videos and follow a clear, structured path designed to help you improve step by step. You’ll always know what to practice and where to go next.👉 Perfect if you want to finally stay consistent and see real progress.For the full experience (videos + all written material), see the Committed Patron tier.
$15/moCommitted Patron🎶 Committed Patron — Go DeeperEverything in Official Patron, plus full access to all written material.This is where things really start to click. Go deeper into the why behind what you play with detailed notes, practice scores, and exercises—so you can reinforce what you learn in the videos and apply it more clearly to any tune.👉 Best choice if you want deeper understanding and faster, more confident progress.
$40/moPersonal Feed Back🎯 Personal Feedback — Get GuidanceEverything in Committed Patron, plus monthly personalized feedback.Don’t stay stuck or wonder if you’re doing things right. You’ll get clear, honest feedback on your playing: what’s working, what needs attention, and exactly how to improve.👉 Ideal if you want structure, accountability, and to stay on track.
$100/moVIP Patron👑 VIP Patron — Work Directly With MeEverything in Committed Patron, plus a monthly private lesson.Work directly with me every month to accelerate your progress. We focus entirely on your playing, your goals, and what will move you forward right now.👉 For committed players who want maximum progress in minimum time.
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Clovis' Bass Workshop does not yet have a measured paid-member count. 0 of 4 cohort creators are measured for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Clovis' Bass Workshop | Freshness |
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What they publish38Posts total0 postsLast month75%Members-only
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Audio Latest postPublicLesson #86: What is this thing called love? Bass lines (PART 1)The Cole Porter classic is such a beautiful standards, no wonder it is so often played during jam sessions or concerts. There are also a lot
June 17 2 likes 1 commentLesson #86: What is this thing called love? Bass lines (PART 2)In this second part of that lesson, I show you a few ways to add 2-5-1's to the actual chord changes to put more color into the harmony andImageJune 17$10 tier & up 0 0
Lesson #86: What is this thing called love? Bass linesHere is the 6 pages PDF for the two lessons on "What is this thing called love?" I included all the different concepts discussed in the videArticleJune 17$10 tier & up 0 0
Lesson #85: Latin Bass Line with ClaveThe summer is approaching, and it's a good time to play more latin tune and bossa novas. There is a way to play them that I particularly likImageMay 20$10 tier & up 2 1
Lesson #84: Album Analysis - Miles Davis "Relaxin"This is one of the most important recordings in Miles Davis discography. I share with you some details and aspects of the music to listen toArticleMay 13$10 tier & up 3 1
Lesson #84: Album Analysis - Miles Davis "Relaxin" (Paul Chambers bass lines)Here are two important bass lines to check out from Relaxin with Miles Davis Quintet: If I were a bell: full walking bass line I could writeArticleMay 13$10 tier & up 2 1
START HERE !Welcome! This workshop is designed to help you build a deep, practical command of the upright bass—from fundamentals to advanced musical conImageApril 12Public 2 1Lesson #83: Ballad Solo ConsiderationsIn lesson #82, I have talked about the importance of playing 16th notes triplets in your solos on a ballad, as well as EVEN 16th notes feel,ArticleApril 3$10 tier & up 0 0
Lesson #82: Solo on a Ballad with Larry GrenadierThe other day I was listening to this song in my car and it came to me that it was a great example of a perfect solo on a ballad! Then I decArticleMarch 29$10 tier & up 0 0
New album "Blues in Blueprint" OUT!Hello everyone! My new album Blues in Blueprint is out on Sunnyside Records 🎉 It is a blues album, a topic that I often talk about on thisArticleFebruary 8Public 0 0Lesson #81: Horizontal vs Vertical practicingIn this lesson, I worked on an etude from the Storch–Hrabe book and revised the original fingerings. The new fingerings encourage more horizArticleJanuary 25$10 tier & up 0 0
Lesson #80: Album Analysis - Bobby Timmons Trio "In Person"Following up my previous album analysis of John Coltrane's "Blue Train," here is a new episode of that video series with my analysis for BobVideoJanuary 5$10 tier & up 3 3
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