Signed in just to comment. Your way of teaching is excellent. Very specific, repetitive enough, and starts off slow. Buildup was excellent too. Thank you for posting.
I like the turn around. I do believe those notes are used in quite a few classic rock songs. Moby Dick by Zeppelin, One Way out by Allman brothers and others as well. Crossroads by Cream I think. I wrote one using those notes called "Junk Iron" Lol. Nice lesson, thanks.
A big thank you from Canada. It's helped me to get started and very satisfying to play something meaningful even though l don't really understand the theory yet. PS. I've also enjoyed your country lesson in C.
Thank you for jumping right into the lesson without talking everyone's ear off. Too many lessons are guilty of that (Scott!). It's annoying and makes learning unbearable.
RUclips tutorials do not compare to someone sitting directly across from you providing personalized feedback. With RUclips it is easier than ever to be a self-taught musician, but that does not make it any less ideal to learn one on one from a master who has been perfecting his craft for generations.
@@pdogcentra8648 RUclips is the way to go, as has been said, why spend copius amounts of cash on a personal instructor when you can achieve the same results from youtube instructors...unless of course you are just looking for someone to congratulate you on every note you manage to get right.
Great, Thanks for the lesson! I'll try this on my looper to see how it sounds. BTW, how much fret buzzing is normal? It seems like your bass does this, as well as mine does. Thanks again.
Brian, Excellent job. Just needed to hear how many times each change was made. Had to watch a few times since I'm use to l x 4 IV x 2 l x 2 Vx 1 IV x 1 Then 1/ V T around. KOH
if this is your very first day of picking up a bass, then watch this, but this is like watching someone teach you how to dribble a basketball, bounce the ball like this and continue to bounce the ball now use your other hand.
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Signed in just to comment. Your way of teaching is excellent. Very specific, repetitive enough, and starts off slow. Buildup was excellent too. Thank you for posting.
Thanks for the great lesson! I'm a total beginner at the bass, and this is perfect.
A good person to learn from, gets to the point. Cant wait to find more.
Thank you very much! This lesson isn't only informative, it's also fun to play, and sounds really cool.
As a new bass player with a fundamental knowledge of guitar.....this is exactly the kind of lesson I been looking for. Thank You
How good are you now
Still one of my favorites. Playing it in every session.
Buzziest bass ever!!!
Fantastic lesson for the beginner: clear, to the point, achievable and useful. Thanks :)
Fantastic instructions thank you
Allways great to have a teacher who want to learn you the hard work from the scratch ---
Solid! Just what I have been looking for.
I like the turn around. I do believe those notes are used in quite a few classic rock songs. Moby Dick by Zeppelin, One Way out by Allman brothers and others as well. Crossroads by Cream I think. I wrote one using those notes called "Junk Iron" Lol. Nice lesson, thanks.
I got it! I've just learned this lesson a few mins ago.
nice bass- great tone!
Awesome lesson, that's what I was looking for exactly. :) Thanks for sharing!!
A big thank you from Canada. It's helped me to get started and very satisfying to play something meaningful even though l don't really understand the theory yet. PS. I've also enjoyed your country lesson in C.
Wow please do some more of these bass guitar lessons 🙏 please 🙏
Love this.easy fallow...thanks
🎯🤸♂️🤸♂️🎸🎵🎶🎶🎶
I'm ecstatic about that lesson. You made that very plain and clear
Best explanation I have ever seen!
love this. Very easy to follow. Thank you!
That's a nice bass! Thanks for the lesson!
Thank you for jumping right into the lesson without talking everyone's ear off. Too many lessons are guilty of that (Scott!). It's annoying and makes learning unbearable.
Fantastic I’ve finally got started
you explained that nicely. Thanks.
Nice groove thx!!
Buzz buzz, buzz buzz, buzz buzz, buzz buzz... =)
Ahhggg! Yes! Make it stop!
The bass from outer space!
moan moan moan moan moan....just enjoy the lesson
Thank you so much for this!
So excited - SRV
Nice job, mate!
Great! thank you
good job mon ami!
I ´m from brazil, your lesson it´s very nica class. thank u so much.
Thanks. This really helps.
i dont get it people spend money when they can dedicate a few minutes on RUclips and learn how to play thank you all music instructors
RUclips tutorials do not compare to someone sitting directly across from you providing personalized feedback. With RUclips it is easier than ever to be a self-taught musician, but that does not make it any less ideal to learn one on one from a master who has been perfecting his craft for generations.
@@pdogcentra8648 RUclips is the way to go, as has been said, why spend copius amounts of cash on a personal instructor when you can achieve the same results from youtube instructors...unless of course you are just looking for someone to congratulate you on every note you manage to get right.
Great, Thanks for the lesson! I'll try this on my looper to see how it sounds. BTW, how much fret buzzing is normal? It seems like your bass does this, as well as mine does. Thanks again.
Awesome! Thank you so much for explaining this so clearly. This has been my first thing that I have ever learned on base and I love it.
+Kat Graden base?
Thank you! :)
Brian, Excellent job. Just needed to hear how many times each change was made. Had to watch a few times since I'm use to l x 4 IV x 2 l x 2 Vx 1 IV x 1 Then 1/ V T around.
KOH
perfect, just watched and listened to the first 25 seconds a couple times and got it. thank you! Wait, woah, dude's got a huge F-hole in his arm!
Nice, ty for that!
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Nice’
nice thanks
Good
MY MAN!!!!!!
Name of guitar?
Sounds like "stop breaking down"
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It was good for myself as a beginner. I didn’t notice the buzzing 😀
cool see more on bass
Thank you for getting straight to fucking point ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
i wondering your bass modle what's modle(name
Got some buzzing? Action too low?
Needs a set-up to get ride of the fret buzz
Excellent ink! I never thought of that. Now if anyone calls you an "a-hole", you can say, "no bro... F hole!" ...
Perfect/
What's that bass?
a seabass
Sounds 👎
what song is that he is playing?
12 Bar Blues
I think it's the old "Tore Down" rythum.
Collin farrell plays bass? He's rippin it
From Russia with "Like"
thro away the fusszzzbasss!!!pleas
I play guitar why am I on this lol
Ya, me too. Still, I think i'll borrow my daughter's bass and thump this out, when I get home.
you look like kenny from the walking dead game lol
that's not key of a becaouse you played g and c tones and a key has g# and c#
Buzz buzz buzz. Lesson is very good. Bass sounds really bad (angry bee🐝). Maybe it needs a set up.
if this is your very first day of picking up a bass, then watch this, but this is like watching someone teach you how to dribble a basketball, bounce the ball like this and continue to bounce the ball now use your other hand.
A whole lot of buzz coming from that guitar. At least have it set up correctly.
THAT GUYS NAME IS TALLY, HIS LAST NAME IS WHACKER.
Someone tell this guy "chords" are three notes or more played at the same time.
i may be wrong but its typically 3 or more but wouldnt octaves technically be chords?
+Big Schnitzel yes if your playing octaves = chords
+Big Schnitzel one note at a time, is one note at a time, nothing else.
+bluhmer777 don't judge me you antisemitic nazi
+Jewish Evangelist, Bass players play one note at a time, the notes that make up the D maj chord or the notes in the D maj scale.
Great, thanks!