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OMICS has a number of subsidiaries or imprints.All of them have been producing fake articles for the past 3 years.Most of the fake articles are collages of plagiarized material with fake authors and invalid emails.It is estimated that there could be more than 100,000 such articles.Academics should not be publishing with OMICS.Universities and research agencies should enact deterrent policies.

'With great power comes great responsibility.' One of the main roles of a bassist in any group, in any style, is to provide the foundation for the harmonic progression of [...]

Picking up from last issue, you may have noticed that there are only five shapes that repeat, regardless of the key. This is because there are only five notes in [...]

Iwant to share a few simple pentatonic exercises that are great for getting to know the entire electric bass fingerboard. I've noticed that many bass players are familiar with the [...]

Many of my favourite bass lines are strong melodies in their own right. It's a real art to create a melodic bass line that provides both a solid rhythmic and [...]

When learning to improvise, most bassists focus on harmony. We practice soloing like our functional bass-selves by working on which notes define which chords. While there is nothing wrong with [...]

It isn't a necessity to read music to be a great musician--there are fantastic bassists out there who don't read music at all; however, being able to read music will […]

Becoming a great bass player involves countless hours of practicing in isolation. We focus on an endless list of minute details that can make a difference in our own playing. […]

The drums and bass form the heart of the groove within a band. When the bass and drums lock in together, it is a beautiful thing for everyone involved. If […]

By "taking the upright plunge" I don't mean diving feet-first into water. I'm referring to making the switch from electric bass to acoustic upright (double bass, upright bass, acoustic bass, […]

Ajazz musician once said "so many drummers, so little time." Ouch. But this could just as easily be said about bassists. We all know how important our time feel is, […]

The article offers the author's insights on the bass guitar fingerboard exercise with the use of minor pentatonic scales. Among the recommendations of the author are memorizing the notes along with the five shapes, playing over the top three strings, and extending the into 5/4 exercise across all five fingers.