User Guide
Everything the app can do.
A complete walkthrough of Lazy Lopez: Bass — every tab, every tool, every screen. Start at the top or jump straight to what you're looking for.
Basics
Getting Started
What the app is for, how it's laid out, and what happens the first time you open it.
Basics
Your First Two Weeks
Which tools, in what order — a warm-up, a dozen notes, one groove, and your first song.
Basics
Songs
Your library — chords, key, imported tab, and your recorded takes.
Basics
Ideas
A judgment-free place for riffs, basslines, and half-formed thoughts.
Basics
Tuner
A low-frequency chromatic tuner with every alternate tuning built in.
Basics
Jam
A full backing band — drums, bass, and keys — that starts the second you press play.
Practice Hub
Practice Hub
A map of every structured practice tool in the app, before the tool pages that follow.
Practice Hub
Chords and Scales
Browse any chord or scale, then have the app listen while you actually play it.
Practice Hub
Progressions
Common chord changes that play behind a full rhythm section.
Practice Hub
Grooves
One-bar bassline shapes — root, fifth, octave — drilled until they're automatic.
Practice Hub
Drills & Ear Training
Short, timed exercises for finger independence, faster changes, and a trained ear.
Practice Hub
Fretboard Tools
Knowing where every note lives on the neck, apart from any one shape.
Practice Hub
Loops
A library of backing tracks, plus a slower tool for isolating one hard passage.
Practice Hub
Metronome
A steady click, on its own or already dialed to a song's tempo.
Practice Hub
Routines & Log
Stack a warm-up, a scale, and a song into one guided session.
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Settings
Appearance, playing defaults, permissions, and everything else in one sheet.
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Lazy Lopez: Bass Everywhere
iPad, Mac, and a standalone Apple Watch app.