These are the exercises and lessons I've located in the database, in the random order that I found them.  I'll be sorting them out so that they'll be organized when I put them in their respective categories.  I also came across a ton of exercise/lesson tabs, so I'll be adding those as time allows for me to chart them.

 

 

Blues Comping 6 in B majorlrb

Bass Finger Exercisesb

Sweep Picking Exercisel

Blues Comping 5 in E majorlrb

Autumn Leaves (An introduction to jazz)lrb

5-String Bass Scale C Majorlisted as r but for b

Training Collection Excercises (7 Files 30 minutes to 1 hourloop to improve sweep, shreding, speed, and presisionl

Song 1 (weak beats)b

Walking Bass Exercise 1 (Straight Fours)b

Walking Bass Exercise 2 (Skips)b

Pebber Brown Spider Exercisel

Melodic Metal Arpeggios and Sweep Exercisesl

Warm Up Exercisel

James Jamerson's Chromatic Exerciseb

Speed Exercisesl

Metal Rhytm Exerciselb

Bass exercise part 2b

Bass string muting exercise (Bass exercise part 1)b

4 Finger Exercise 1l

Blues Comping 4 in E major shufflelrb

Blues Comping 3 in G Majorlrb

Blues Comping 1 in A major shufflelrb

Blues Comping 2 in A major - straight 8thslrb

Song 1 (weak beats)b

7 min. Warm-Up Excercises - Bassb

Bass Aerobicsb

Slap Bass Techniqueb

Funk Jam Perfect Slap Bassb  Not really a tutorial per se, but the video on the record page is worth watching.

Bass Speed Practice 1st 4 Fretsb

I have just finished sorting the exercises/lessons that came in the massive tab download I found, and I have a little over 400 lessons to chart.  This is gonna get interesting.

You forgot my bass aerobics custom: http://customsforge.com/page/customsforge_rs_2014_cdlc.html/_/pc-enabled-rs-2014-cdlc/chapter-1-chromatics-10-workouts-r18582

 

I'm not sure if that's all the exercises in the database anyway. Have you looked at the thread that lists exercises to check if you haven't forgotten any?

You forgot my bass aerobics custom: http://customsforge.com/page/customsforge_rs_2014_cdlc.html/_/pc-enabled-rs-2014-cdlc/chapter-1-chromatics-10-workouts-r18582

 

I'm not sure if that's all the exercises in the database anyway. Have you looked at the thread that lists exercises to check if you haven't forgotten any?

 

Actually I wasn't aware that there was one.  Is it part of the standardized labeling thread or something different altogether?

 

 

Also, since me and EOF aren't getting along right now, I went ahead and uploaded all the GP exercise files I found in 1 sorted folder on my Google Drive.  The link is Tab Files for anyone that wants to have a look.  I'm pretty sure there's some in there that don't really need to be, I know some of the files in the guitar+bass file don't really have much on the bass, I just threw them in since there was a bass and guitar track.

 

Something very interesting piqued my interest while I was going through those files.  It is a set of 2 files that show the right and wrong way to play a chord.  This has me wondering if there's a way that we can label chords in RS to show an easier fingering pattern than what some of the ones that pop up are.  I know I've seen 1 or 2 that I'm not even sure could be played with 7 fingers.  This also reminded me of a post on the Ubisoft boards a while back in that halsb mentioned that he used some different finger patterns for some chords than what RS suggests.  He didn't go into detail about it, the reference just popped into my mind when I was pondering this.

I was referring to the thread that TomSawyer linked in the "lessons group" thread. I guess by now you looked at that one. I just wanted to mention it in case you didn't know about it.

I was wondering about this group, and now I see his Author got banned,

so I point to my project of standardized exercises

http://customsforge.com/topic/21763-you-exercises-the-rs14-collection-standardized/

Hi! Thanks for this post! :)