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Handling dissonant notes — the notes that create tension against a chord — can be tricky at first. Start by playing them often over the chord so you stop being afraid of them. Then learn which ones you can land on and rest on versus which only work as passing connectors. Rhythm and groove decide whether any of it sounds good.
When a bass player solos, it's usually obvious if they understand what soloing actually is. Taking a solo means standing in front of a group of people and talking to them about something — with a topic, direction, and a point. Nobody wants to listen to rambling, and this post shows some good ways to think about developing your solo.
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