Right Hand Rhythm Exercise for Double Bass

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In this lesson, Danny Ziemann shares a right-hand technique exercise to develop your time and tone.
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[@cpaterso28]

Good one. SLOW is what I try to do. Hard to stay SLOW. Seems like a sweet way to start each session. thanks.

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[@frapunkers]

Thank you so much it’s clear and useful

[@saxore850]

thanks for this vid i appreciate this kind of advice , i add it in my dayly work^^

[@tiffinytiffable]

Nice sound, what make model is your bass?

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

It's a German factory bass from around 1880, but it's had a lot of work done including a new front and neck graft. I'm glad you like the tone.

[@edgarontiveros114]

What is the size?

[@DiscoverDoubleBass]

Not sure if I understand your question, but the bass is a 3/4 instrument.

[@3340steve]

Nice lesson from mr. Ziemann but I hate metronome . Articulation is a must, yes,
but also trying to develop your own time feel. May i suggest playing along with a blues record ? The key stays static and the rhythm allows the bass to establish a consistent feel.

[@leneytunes]

I think metronome is to listen as you play, as much as time feel