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Top shelf lesson, Mr. Davis! Very much into your singer/song bass phrasing instructions.

Hi Cole, did you delete your ear training video regarding interval?

Man amazing video, I was wondering which camera you are using. Thanks 🙏🏻

All the perfect lessons. Yo! My guy is spot on all day.

Very useful, thank you! It happened to me to listen to my jam recordings and say « oh I liked my line at that moment » (or a solo), but never thought about writing it down, nor developing it further 🔥

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Awesome thankyou this is pretty helpful🫶

Are you using guts strings on the top two! Although it takes a lot of practice to toughen up the thumb and strengthen the fingers it looks look your string tension is a little less than my steel strings and your strings are probably closer to the board?

I starting to like this method, tho I dislike using the 6th note as an open string, it feels kinda weird having to leep frong from the top string to the bottom string.

Finally I did it! 7000 quarter notes on drum pad along with you! Thank you Cole!

Cole. What about Charlie Haden as i recall, he played high on the bass as well as upper partials/extensions. Particularly, also with OC. Trying to re-establish my chops on a wide variety of instruments following surgeries, after contracting C-19 and all of its mutations Curling , playing hockey lacrosse futbol rugby and gigging. Cheers for a great vid! The Spewtoob algo-jizmz, are obviously spying on us all. makes me wanna ditch all my Didg$hit-iLL de-Vice$!

Loved Scott Lafaros approach, particularly all of the great lpz wth Ornette Coleman!!! i cannot believe that you are playing his bass!!! just discovered you. Great Chops 'n' Channel Cheers.

After your explanation, I now realize how extraordinary NHOP truly was. I appreciate your work.

I know this video is a fews years old but adding a mic for the voice would be beneficial

I think there's a basic misunderstanding here. Solfege is there to help you learn to read the music. It's just a tool... and a handy one. Once you can read the music then you can learn the tune. Also solfege is not necessarily associated with an absolute pitch. And it's more associated with intervals. Many singings that utilize solfege will use a "pitch of convenience", which is somewhat arbitrary and relative to the voice of the people singing. A good example of this would be.... as you suggest..... singing happy birthday. Nobody pulls out a pitch pipe. You just take your pitch from the person that started the singing. That's a pitch of convenience.

Super cool solo and great video!

prez🙏

This is my favorite - slow vibrato that makes the bass kind of growl 😊

The car honk on the same note 😅

Nice Gary Peacock and Charlie Haden vibes here in the vibrato (I know he's one of your favorites). Will try this more in jazz, I had to do it a lot when playing classical but you really have to have a strong left hand to keep control!

Love your vids...wish we were closer..

Great lesson. What’s up with the G on Eb minor?

Hi, anyone knows which pedal Emmanuel use? Thanks

I am really enjoying the lesson

Just discovered your channel! Absolutely love it!

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Lovely playing!

In the words of Carol Kay, “make the metronome swing.” It all comes down to that.

What recording is that from?

Great breakdown of time!!

wtf...

Awesome job man!! Very well spoken. If you’ve practiced since 8am, what time did you record the video?

Why so many uploads today? Lol

are you kidding me right now? on upright??

What we used to use years ago was a product called "Newskin". It's used to cover cuts, and puts a protective, flexible "skin" over the callous,which is easy to peel off when no longer needed. It's also great for making fake scars for Halloween. :-)

Ii almost fell out of my chair with the Dragonetti comment. Great ideas my good man! Bravo to you!

Thanks, Cole. Sound advice! (Pun intended).

Hey there this was super informative. I went to Lawrence University and studied under a great bass player but still struggle with thumb position agility. This builds off everything I learned and gets me excited to practice some thumb position and solo more up there! Thank you!

You’re the man.

2:32 the D on 4 of bar 4 ??? I searched on a recording with this D but i couldn't find it? On the Blue Note recording it's like in the real book .... what recording was your reference???

4th time rewatching this

How do we find tunes without drums or bass?

i also played the bounce for my college audition!! good times

first lol

Great video , I do a couple of play alongside on my bass on my channel with some Bill Evans .records . But this is his bass , another level . Glad you got to practice on it . What’s the action like ? In the 90s having a low action was frowned on in London. But those same people always idolised Scott La Faro . I was always thinking the action on this bass was low . Then later people like Miroslav Vitous was using strings ADGC tuned EADG

Do you have the fingering for your version of Confirmation? (and other bebop tunes) in this method? Also what strings and string action you use? Seems you need a very low action.

Good stuff. Serato Sample can pull out drums/bass etc. from recordings. It would be a cool idea to rip drums out of anything classic and do this practice.

Wonderful playing Cole.

Waiting for New Rabbath.