Chords and scales for Bass players

Everything works as well for the Bass whether with 4 or 5 strings.

In the options page choose bass or bass with 5 strings and everything is shown on a bass fretboard

Choose Bass fretboard as default:

 

C major arpeggio shown on 4 strings bass fretboard:

 

C major chord on 5 strings bass fretboard (5th position):

 

Learning the Bass or Guitar fretboard is an essential skill for any guitarist, regardless of their skill level or preferred genre of music. Here are some reasons why:

1.  Improves Playing Ability: Knowing the fretboard allows you to quickly and accurately find the notes you want to play, which will make your playing smoother and more efficient. You’ll be able to navigate the guitar more confidently and easily, and you’ll be able to play a wider range of melodies, chords, and solos.
2.  Makes Learning Music Easier: Once you know the fretboard, you’ll be able to read music and tablature more easily. You’ll also be able to identify patterns and shapes in music more quickly, making it easier to learn new songs and styles.
3.  Helps with Songwriting: If you’re interested in writing your own music, knowing the fretboard is essential. It allows you to experiment with different chord progressions and melodies, and can even inspire you to try new things.
4.  Enables Better Communication with Other Musicians: When collaborating with other musicians, it’s important to be able to communicate effectively about music. Knowing the fretboard allows you to discuss chord progressions, key changes, and other musical concepts with other musicians.

Overall, learning the fretboard is an investment in your musicianship that will pay off in many ways. It may take some time and practice, but the benefits are well worth it.