Using Basic Finger Picking For Bass Guitar

1.Use your index finger and middle finger. The second finger is best to go up the scale
2.Start with your index finger. The index, a pointer finger, is the most natural finger to start the finger picking
3.Alternative radius used to select the bass finger up and down the scale. Playing with just one finger is awkward and tiring
4.Change fingers with each record to add speed and flexibility to play. With alternating fingers, players increase their dexterity   and reduce fatigue.

Pluck Bass Guitar Strings

Use your right hand if your right-hand dominant and left hand dominant you if you left when you pick the bass strings. Use your other hand to hold the guitar neck to finger the strings.
Hold your dominant hand on the bass strings with the palm facing the body. Be sure to keep your finger on the strings loose. Rest your thumb on the pickup, the top pick guard, thumb break or anywhere else on the basic guitar, depending on what your guitar. Make sure your thumb is located in a comfortable position so plucking the bass strings. Use the first and second fingers to pluck the strings.Alternate between the first and second finger as you pluck the strings.

Perform Walking Bass Line Exercises

1. Imagine you're doing a song in the key of A and that you want to transition from A to D on your progress. To do walking bass line like that, you can play A, B, C, C-sharp to D.
2. Back to play a D, down to F-sharp, the strings E, G, G sharp and return to A. This original comes from the underside of the scale that you approached the A of the lower notes.
3. Enter together and noticed that you use four fingers to do this. This way you're keeping the same radius frets to get from A to D. This creates a clear voice. Do not try to play each note with one finger because it will make it more difficult.