Turn BORING Modes & Scales Into Awesome Bass Lines!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Bass guitar modes will expand your creativity and ability to make up and create your own bass lines, fills, and solos. Find out how to use them in this video lesson. Free backing track and PDF here:
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Your ‘straight in’ no BS teaching style makes you best bass teacher on here
Thanks Peter. A lot of good teachers on here!
Ha! I've been playing 'I Will Survive' a dozen or so times a week with my 10-year old who has to learn the song for his percussion class. This video came at the perfect time because now it gives me something to work on as well while he practices.
Cool! Sounds fun.
Ive honestly never heard modes played so beautifully. Im re inspired to practice them. Thank you.
Oh Dan, I didn't want you to stop playing the intro, I was so into it.
you give the best understanding of bass theory and playing
Thanks very much 👊
Excellent, love the way you teach appreciate it, hi from Puerto Rico
Thanks Xavier!
Dan Yoy have a teaching degree? You must have because you are the best I have seen, Cannot recommend you enough. Thanks Richard
That’s so nice of you to say, Richard - thanks!!! I don’t, no. I’ve been teaching for a long time though…
Thoroughly enjoy your channel Dan! You bass sound great too!
Thanks very much Todd!
This is almost more then you could ask 4. Thank ya ---
You're welcome!
Oh Dan, that intro bit you played blew my mind. How on earth do you manage to be so creative?
Thanks! It’s just a case of knowing those notes/patterns I demoed really well. Then sticking to a basic rhythm/groove. Add in some techniques and some phrasing and Bob’s your uncle!
Yes Dan, I've picked something up today I didn't understand the first time. Now it's beginning to make sense.
That’s great, William. Keep it up!
Great vid as always
Minute 5:00. Thanks Dan, that sounds so cool. Will try it.. Brilliant, i never thought of that (💡)
Give it a go! Thanks for watching.
Thanks. I think this is one of the best lessons to give me some ideas on how to connect the scales into music.
Glad it helped.
Wow Dan very nice
Great! GREAT!!
👍 you explain these concepts really well! Thank you.
You're welcome - thanks for the lovely comment!
Great lesson Dan
Thanks very much!
I constantly revisit these lessons and always find something new to help.But the one constant is your brilliant playing.Salute!
Thanks a lot Kevin!
Excellente lesson Dan. Loved the reggae-ish I will survive! You were doing a bit of Cumbia there too, awesome!
Thanks Henry. Lots you can do with these ideas!
Great teachers Dan & your playing' fantastic!
Very kind of you to say - thanks!
You are the man Dan. Hope to see you someday in person. Can we know which city are you in? Thanks.
Thanks! I’m in Singapore (my wife got a job here). Where are you?
@@OnlineBassCourses Nice, Singapore. I'm in Los Angles CA. You are a great teacher; I wish for your success. I wish you a million subs.
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Thank you so much Dan, really great lesson!
You're welcome - thanks for watching!
Thank you Dan! I'm working really hard on the modes and have a basic understanding. But haven't had the light bulb moment yet! I need more to understand the modes completely and when to use them. Do you have more mode lessons where you get deeper into it? Please keep putting out these great lessons!
Thanks Nancy! Try this lesson: onlinebasscourses.com/lessons/theory/how-to-use-modes-a-guide-for-bass-players/. If you have any further questions, message me and I'll do a video clearing them up. Cheers. Dan.
👍 well done
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Man Dan you the man dan!!🙂🙂🙂🤓🤓🤓🤓
Cheers Scotty! 👍🙏👊
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So glad i found your channel, you are helping me understand so much. great videos and most of all the way you explain. Thanks for your videos
So happy to hear that! Great to have you here.
Дорогой Дэн, сделай ещё такую же красивую тему! Для души!
Thank you so much. This is BRILLIANT!!!!! I can’t say I completely understand yet, but it’s starting to stick. The more I watch, the more I want to learn. I don’t think I quite ready for the course, but I believe it’s in the near future. You’re helping me so much Dan. Thank you
You’re very welcome! The course is a funk bass one. I’m definitely going to do one going into more detail on this stuff. Once you have the understanding, you can do so much yourself.
Amazing video. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. 👍🙏
This is really good. Thank you :)
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Man, I get so caught up in mindlessly using all the notes of each mode in the same ascending order from learning the intervals and being able to jump from mode to mode... definately need to start learning where the 3rds, 5ths and 7ths are in each mode and like you said, “you don’t have to use each note in a mode”.
Thanks again Dan!🤘🏻🔥
You're welcome! It's really just options. What you do with those options defines your style, taste, and creativity,
Обалденная тема! Чудесно звучит!
Mind fucking blown! 🤯 you really are incredible at breaking it all down into very understandable chunks, thanks Dan! 🙌🏻
Glad you had that response! You’re welcome mate.
Hi Dan, Is there a specific reason you’re playing a 5 note Lydian pattern and then a 7 note Locrian pattern? Trying to understand, thanks!
Hi! I don’t really remember, but, you can play as many or as few notes as you want from a scale.
Good lesson Dan and one where a lot of newer players struggle with.
Patterns, triads etc along with learning the notes all over the fretboard allow more freedom.
I love seeing that Ibanez getting a lot of time on your videos.
Don't suppose you want to part with it. 🤔 Cheers
Also ear training is so important.
Lots of students don't pay enough attention to this.
If you really want to develop your abilities, you need to be able to pay attention to what your playing and what you hear.
Unless we're Sting or Flea etc and I'm sure they put the time in.
Spending time consistently working on the things you and many others are teaching, pays off and doesn't really take that long.
Yes it maybe boring to you and you just want to learn how to play a particular song or two, which is fine, but can you actually play that song well.
It's the little things that people notice especially if their experienced. You might think, I can play this, but your not doing it justice.
Ear training is in my opinion, the most important thing a long with counting, even in its most basic form to learn.
Yes there's other aspects to playing, but if you can't hear them, you limit yourself. Cheers again.
Thanks and very well said!
I'm hanging on to the bass by the way!!
@@OnlineBassCourses haha, thought you might say that. Can't blame you.
thank you so much your bass lesson can i get your backing truck drum sir?
You're welcome! Follow the link in the description for the backing track.
I have a digital bass tuner and when I tune it right on 24 frets according to to what the strings supposed to be all my frets don't match up to the same sound as on a 21 or22 when I press on them, it you understand do I need to tune pass a little
Maybe your intonation is off? It might be a good idea to get a set up done.
@@OnlineBassCourses ok will do thanks Dan.
You better know you've just become my new bass tutor.
Thanks William. I'll do my best to improve your bass playing!
Hi Dan, i have a theory question about this lesson, Why the E7 Phrygian Dominant have a G# and not a G? That is not a normal Phrygian mode, please explain me this topic.
Hi Diego. Great question. An E Phrygian mode comes from A Natural Minor and contains a G natural. The Phrygian Dominant mode is 'borrowed' from A Harmonic Minor. It has a G# in it (it's a different mode to a standard Phrygian) which is where the G7 arpeggio comes from. That chord has a stronger pull to the Am chord that starts the song. It's classic minor ii V i harmony. Hope that helps!
Hi Dan, had been looking forward to your weekly lessen and followed with interest. Now I got a basic question (there are no silly ones, are there?) somehow referring to Diego's one.
Do the modes in the song "I will survive" follow the order of C maj in the table you provided only because Amin is the related key? Or in other words, would the mode order for let's say Amaj
be Amaj Ionian, Bmin Dorian, C#min Phrygian, Dmaj7 Lydian and so on? Thanks a lot, will follow anyway best regards Thomas
Never a silly question, no... you’re correct on all counts. C major and A Natural minor are related so all the triads and modes etc are the same. Two for the price of one! Correct on the Amaj7 info as well...
@@OnlineBassCourses Thank you for your reply which brought me a lot of better understanding!
@@thomasdanick7969 No problem!
This guy is an amazing teacher, but i just don't see the feel in what he does....a true teacher though
Thanks (I think).
Its always around noon I’ve noticed.