14 Easy ways to use PATTERNS & SHAPES to Play Great Bass Lines (#27)

[@davidegral7152]

Best bass teacher on RUclips, in my opinion. Brilliant.

[@academyofbass]

You are fast becoming my #1 follower! Thank you so much for your supportive comments. Your kind words mean a great deal to me. Especially your praise for my teaching.
I like to think I’m a capable, professional, bass player, but it’s my ability as an educator that I’m hoping comes across most in my lessons.

[@davidegral7152]

@@academyofbass You are 'top drawer' Keith. I can't understand why you don't have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Never stop teaching. You're changing lives.

[@NoelKearns-ln7tj]

Absolutely!

[@HarimauStef]

One of the best lessons I've ever looked at, congratz sir. Cheers from Italy

[@academyofbass]

Thank you 👍

[@harrywalsh677]

Explained nice and slow great teacher.not showing off how good he is.i am with you mate 👍👍

[@academyofbass]

Thank you🙏

[@keithballantyne-ki2rh]

Thanks keith. These simple lessons are worrth concentrating on. Thats learning in digestible pieces

[@academyofbass]

100%

[@academyofbass]

A nice, EASY way of using patterns & shapes to improve the bass lines you play

[@BernardBaker1]

Great teaching. Thank you!

[@academyofbass]

You’re making me blush😊, but thank you

[@lokobobe3457]

Thanks for this lesson

[@wiltd001]

I like what you're teaching period you're giving a example of something to experiment And showing people what doesn't sound quite right compared to something that soundsGood period sometimes I think the best way to train your ear is to give examples like They aren't perfect and how to fix them

[@ranjanadj]

thank you very much for pdf grate lessons

[@academyofbass]

Thank you! I'm pleased you enjoyed it

[@CornishCockney]

I really found that interesting Keith, I just wished my bass sounded as good as yours.

[@academyofbass]

Thanks! The more you practise and play, the better you will sound 👍

[@2007christian]

Great! THANKS!

[@petermandic1]

Great lesson! Thank you. Love your calm, not rushed, demenour. First time catching a lesson from you. Cheers!

[@academyofbass]

Thanks Peter, I really appreciate your kind comments👍

[@big_blok_hed]

great lesson with tons of useful information! I appreciate your no nonsense approach, thank you for the PDF

[@academyofbass]

Thank you👍 I’m really pleased you got something out of the lesson.

[@dotianifrancois7699]

The 2 passing tones at the rear end of the video was awesome 👍 it reminds me about Victor Wooten's suggestion from some of his lessons

[@academyofbass]

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[@dotianifrancois7699]

@@academyofbass Lols 🤣🤫

[@academyofbass]

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[@scorpioscots9692]

Another Great Lesson From A Great Teacher Nice And chilled And Easy To Understand ☺️ 👌

[@academyofbass]

Thank you! 😃

[@garyeanes4401]

Awesome work. The explanations are part of the value. The other is to show at a pace all can understand.
It really is Important to remember this. I have studied, and am a part of a lot of bass hangs😉 but you take it in a new direction...keep it real.

[@academyofbass]

Thanks Gary, I’m really chuffed by your comments. Good teaching and easy learning is what I’m trying desperately hard to achieve👍

[@esa4141]

Its a minefield around root note😁 . This is excellent video for beginner to anyone to get courage to move out from root if needed 👍

[@academyofbass]

Thank you👍

[@ashnpikachu]

Hi, i just discovered your channel and the way lessons are being put together really helps me alot! thank you so much.
may i know what is the model of the bass you are using ?

[@academyofbass]

Thank you Brian. Comments like yours are what makes me keep doing this👍
The bass I’m using is my son’s short scale Ibanez Talman. It’s a great little bass and plays extremely well.

[@ralfspitaler8921]

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