Learn Major Triads and Make Them Groove On The Bass: One-Four-Five Chord Progression in A Major

In this lesson, we take a look at learning major triad shapes on the bass and transforming them from an exercise to a groove. We'll begin with our basic triad shape and then move it around a "one-four-five" chord progression. Then, we'll spice up the rhythm and use some dead notes to create a cool groove rather than just an exercise. This is great practice for improvising a bass line!
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I always enjoy people like you and Arianne who don't talk down to players. At it since 1973.

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Thank You Ryan! It is always a good day when I see you have a new lesson out there. I have gotten so much out of your videos and really appreciate the joy that comes through your playing. I lucked out when I found your channel about 6 months ago. Now Happily supporting your patreon page. Thank You for everything! "Keep it Groovy!!"

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Great to hear! Thanks so much for your support!

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I figured this out on my own and taught to friend's who were goin to play bass we called it bump bump lol

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Good lesson. We all learn scales and arpeggios and such to find out what to okay but making those things in a song or music is the hard part

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As a relatively new bass player I really appreciate your teaching style! Concise and to the point. Thank you.

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simple and clear.

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As always an awesome lesson.

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Thank you so much, it helps alot

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A very piece of the puzzle for me. WOW! I've saved this in my bass lessons. Thank you so much.

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Glad it helped!

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Excellent lesson, Ryan! Thanks!

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As usual … Nice work .
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VERY NICE VIDEO

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Just a note. The bass volume is difficult to hear.😢