Turn Bass Scales Into GREAT Music 𝄢🎵

[@davidvitale9338]

Another pot of gold from Dan every aspiring bassist needs to watch - thank you sir!

[@peterkessvangelder4641]

Yesss. Please more lessons on rhythmic possibilities. You make it looks so effortless.

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Will do, Peter.

[@nicoanon]

nice hidden gem of a channel has exactly what i need . i’m glad you have great lessons like this for free (:

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Glad you liked it!

[@nicoanon]

@@OnlineBassCourses now kiss me

[@aronnax898]

This video is genius. I'm used to just noodling scales, but now I'm going to try this.

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Glad you liked it!

[@donh5794]

Thanks Dan. This is a very interesting and useful lesson in making music from scales. Lots of good music comes from these techniques. Glad you included the Dorian mode too.

[@martin50715]

Thank you so much

[@blousug]

Thank you so much for this video! Have been knee deep in theory these passed couple weeks and have been working on diatonic triads, relative chords, and modes. This video kinda just ties everything together! Great work 😊

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Thanks, Maria! Glad you liked it.

[@timtaylorguitarnut]

Since I started bass a few months ago I have progressed so much because of your lessons.

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Keep it up, Tim.

[@jjones1003]

Nicely done Sir 😎🎶👍🏽

[@paulhopkins686]

Wow, this video is a game changer! Dan's tips for turning bass scales into great music are really helpful and practical. I appreciate how he breaks down the basics of music theory and shows how to apply it in creating bass lines. The examples he provides are clear and easy to follow. I can't wait to try out some of these techniques in my own music! Thanks, Dan!

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🙏

[@spacecow5000]

Wow you just blow my mind 😳. I never take time to learn scales and that hurts my bass playing on the fly. I can lock something down but takes forever. Thanks 😊 love this.

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Thanks, Krystal - glad you got something from it!

[@andyhbassman]

Just the best bass teacher, thanks Dan 😎

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Many thanks, Andy.

[@janedove8431]

Fabulous as ever, thanks Dan

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Thanks, Jane.

[@martynrissley9944]

Cheers Dan! I'm just starting to break out of playing scales and tabs and scratching the surface of improvising, your videos and books are proving very useful. When you're adding fills and flair to pieces, is the "golden rule" to use notes from the scale the piece is written in or the root note of say the 4th bar.
Thanks for all the content and inspiration 👍🏽

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks, Martyn. I would say that there are no rules and that it’s always context-dependent and about what sounds good. However, notes from the key (especially pentatonics) usually works.

[@martynrissley9944]

@@OnlineBassCourses cheers for taking the time to reply Dan, will work on that as a foundation 👍🏽

[@micksjoint]

Awesome mate. Just how I'm gonna spend my Sunday on me new Custom Shop P Bass. Thanks Dan, from Down Under :-)

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Nice! Enjoy.

[@benjaminbahati841]

Thanks sir

[@basclef7]

Nice lesson

[@silkywellman9046]

Thank you for your generosity

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🙏🙏🙏

[@gerardcruz3520]

That Ibanez bass looks so rad! What model is this? Also, thanks for the awesome lessons!

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Thanks, Gerard! 1982 Ibanez Roadster with DiMarzio DP126 pickups

[@KennethMoore-mj7cf]

❤awesome

[@murwanashyakajotham3107]

Every well

[@lifeoff-road280]

"If you use RYTHMS and SPACES, you create PHRASES. And if you apply PHRASES to SCALES, you create MUSIC."

[@gabejohnson1646]

Dan is HIM

[@68Goldfish]

Thanks Dan. A pleasure to watch and listen to.

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Thanks, Glen.