Bass Fitness App Reviews

I had this book back in the day. It was a cool way to build up your finger dexterity and strength. I recently started playing again and decided to look for apps. I was surprised to see bass fitness on there. So I'm starting from scratch again but this time I've got the metronome and everything needed built in. I usually do a couple of exercises a day out of my home office when I take a brake from work. Helps to mellow me out a bit. Anyway, I highly recommend.

If you really want to up your technique, get this app. It's easy to use and the built-in metronome is extremely handy; no need to switch between this and another app. You can also play along with the bass tracks if you prefer. I actually play classical guitar, but I still use these exercises anyways, and I'm watching my finger strength and dexterity gradually increase the more I use them. Five stars.

Was thrilled to stumble across the Bass Fitness app. As a performing bassist for the past two decades, I've used the exercises in the print version of Bass Fitness almost every time I pick up my 4-string. The new app is like the book on steroids - in the best of ways. A built in metronome, the ability to play along to recorded versions of each exercise...and the ability to record yourself are a few of the app functions that make this well worth the download. I've been using it to warm up for gi

Just paid and downloaded it. Basically meant to be an interactive version of the digital book. Unfortunately none of the play features work for me including the metronome or track audio. Defeats the purpose. App support just takes you to Facebook - not even Hal Leonard’s page, just your homepage/timeline. Feels like a scam and trying to request a refund from Apple. App doesn’t work after paying for it and no actual link for support? Why is this still available to purchase if no one is providing