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Thanks for watching and for your comment! Best of luck with your playing

Well I appreciate you watching

@@carmeeno I didn't really watch, only about 2 min ,had to stop ,maybe u can improve future content with public feedback,btw I still left 👍cuz I like bass,but you could definitely be more concise,

@@mikegeld1280Mike, Carmine is such a great teacher. Talking on camera is tough. Talking on camera while teaching a lesson must be really tough. If you are going to leave a comment please be encouraging. Don’t be rude.

@@JoeyCapsGaming maybe you shouldn't be so sensitive, if you can't handle constructive criticism, then maybe you're not ready to do this kind of thing,🤔

@@mikegeld1280you’re such a dick Mike lol

Thanks big dog

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks for watching! Happy it could help

Thanks my dog! Go big blue

Thanks for checking it out! Appreciate you stopping by

Excellent - best of luck on the start of your journey with bass

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! Happy you’re enjoying it

Thanks so much! I honestly haven’t had a lot of gigs this year but that is a great idea so when I play next I’ll definitely try to document it!

Happy to hear this! Thanks so much for watching - happy it can help!!

I really appreciate that and I am happy you are seeing progress. Keep things interesting in your learning and always keep it musical!!

Thanks so much for watching! I appreciate it

Thanks for stopping by

Thanks so much for stopping by! I appreciate it

Thanks for watching!

Yeah that style is really cool and effective - maybe I’ll do a video on that technique as well, thanks for stopping by!

Thanks so much!! I appreciate you watching and subbing 🙏🏼

@@carmeeno You're welcome. Please keep your Value-added RUclips Content coming.🎯💯🎯

Thanks for watching! Flats yes - they’re about 3 years old and super dead - going DI into my Apollo X6 with a couple simple plugins and that’s it really!

@@carmeeno Thought so… Great sound, man! 👍👏 And a rather nice ‘to-the-point’ lesson. Subbed. 👍

@@ColonelJedburgh Thank you very much! and thanks for the sub - more on the way.

Thanks Bob! I appreciate you stopping by and watching 🙏🏼

Thank you for watching and thanks for the feedback! Trying to keep everything simple and helpful - appreciate ya 🙏🏼

Thanks for watching! Maybe I’ll talk about it one day haha - it’s a pretty basic Mexican Jazz - but man has it served me well

Good catch, my mistake! Appreciate you commenting - thank you for watching.

Hey thanks so much for the comment that means alot really - I used to play sax in elementary school as well - similar situation for me the theory just never really stuck. With consistent work, bass can become this really cool foundation for your understanding of theory - I’ve found it’s a nice instrument to learn theory on! Happy you are getting something out of the videos, more on the way!

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!! More on the way soon

Wassup Joey - thanks for stopping by 🙏🏼

Thanks so much for stopping by! Happy you’re enjoying it, I’m trying my best

How do I know when to use the minor p or the major​@@carmeeno

I enjoy your channel

Thanks so much for stopping by! I appreciate the comment

Thanks so much for watching and for your comment! I am trying to keep the lessons relatively concise and not try and jam in too much, happy to see you noticed 🙏🏼

Thanks so much for stopping by and listening!

No worries good luck keep going

I really appreciate your comment, thanks so much for stopping by - happy to have a sub in Scotland that is awesome!!

Thanks Joey I really appreciate your comments and happy you enjoyed the video!! The pdf idea is a really good one, I will definitely take that into consideration and as things advance I’ll work on that - I appreciate you

Thanks so much for stopping by and subscribing - I really appreciate it

Thanks for stopping by!! I appreciate it - I’ve been making videos in a lot of different lanes for about 7 years now but just about a year into bass vids

@@carmeeno will us bass players Got to stick together so I subbed

@@ticsbassplace thank you sir! I subbed to yours as well - keep making stuff

Thanks for watching! String mutiny is a great topic to dive into - lots of different ways to go about it

Thanks for stopping by, I will take that into consideration 🙏🏼

Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! These are all from Splice so there is a small subscription fee but also there are a ton of breaks and beats just like this and many more samples to play to - also sometimes just searching beat style and bpm on youtube will yield me good results for playin along as well

@@carmeeno Awesome ! Thanks Carmeeno 👊🏽

Thanks for watching - noted, I appreciate the feedback

Yeah that will work! To me bass is bass regardless of which instrument is playing the line - some instruments of course have their own particular strengths and the bass lines may change due to that but piano bass lines are definitely transferable to bass guitar

Thanks so much! Love it - anything in particular with playing to metronome? Lmk

@@carmeeno something basic. Using the metronome to improve timing and groove. TY for looking at my suggestion.

Love the idea - lookout for the topic sometime in the future - thanks again 🙏🏼

That’s excellent to hear! Thanks for stopping by the channel - How is your progress going so far??

@@carmeeno My only struggle is spreading my fingers far enough to use my pinky. So I just don't use it. I am only playing on the first four frets right now and practicing scales. I learned a few Rolling Stones songs and some Who. But I am no Geddy Lee or Les Claypool yet.

I too struggle with strength in my pinky - working on playing four frets at a time and utilizing your four fretting fingers properly is a great thing to practice every day. It can help build strength in not only the finger that is currently fretting the note but the other 3 as well. I am thinking of doing a video on it because it is something I still deal with

@@carmeeno It would be great to see a video. Thanks!

I couldn't agree more - and what a good quote. It has to be practical, real music for your brain to believe it I think!