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DEVELOP BLAZING BASS TECHNIQUE... with Henrik Linder
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2018
- In this lesson we've got the one and only Henrik Linder from the legendary band, Dirty Loops.
Obviously (as long as you haven't been living in a cave) you'll have heard Henrik before and how amazing his technique is...
And, that is exactly what we're going to be talking about in this lesson.
i.e. exactly how he build his blazing fast technique.
In this lesson you're going to be learning:
- The specific exercises he was given at music school
- How to use scale patterns to develop your bass technique
- Why he uses a lot of legato style lines
- And WAY more
As always, see you in the shed...
Scott :)
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He hopped up on stage with my band a few times in Nashville. I got to trade solos with him (I’m a guitar player). I felt like such a child playing all my cliche blues licks, lol. What a freaking monster player.
Henrik understands how playing the same passage with different rhythms solidifies the muscle memory. The man is amazing! Thanks, Scott. The older I get the more I appreciate talents and skills I don't have.
Heinrik Linder is probably one of the best bass players in this decade. It is not to be overlooked that he also understands the keys very well and the harmonies when you press several keys at the same time.
His playing really melted his frets!
True Temperament fretting system!! Nice bass, nice technique and playing!
My first bass teacher straight up adapted the Hanon exercise to bass, and they changed my world. Great fretboard exercises.
He's an absolute beast. Really cool of him to share some of his practice process with your channel.
Love both Henrik and Scott. Thank you guys, for the great interview / advice...
I love it when he admitted that he sure had weakness in practicing as well.
Legend are not just talented, they practiced till their eyes turned blue for what they are today
Henrik is awesome! I'm a fan. Real bass player.
I love how you're slowing down and breaking down and kinda explaining it to us. Especially the Arpegios in the C scale part.
2:19 BRO!!! That is one heck of a hack for self learning!! Thank you!!!!
Drinking game: drink everytime scott says "yeah"
How about every time he says "ouse" ("us")
lol 3:15
Watched 20 seconds, already wasted
Expressing yourself in a foreign language isn't always easy, even americans use a lot of yeah's likes um's etc.
Pls make some kind of discord server where we can do this
That's a really nice exercise :)
Well... that’ll keep me busy for awhile. Arpeggio up and scale down, then arpeggio down and scale up, then scale up and arpeggio down, then scale down and arpeggio up. Weee
Tanglangfa Im looking for that exercice for piano !!! The fingerings are inconvenient...
Pardon me for asking but what is with the frets on Henrik's bass
They are adjusted so it's more in tune I think
It's called true temperament frets. I'm not very knowledgeable about it but if I remember correctly, it's used to get close to perfect intonation
True temperament fretting system: ruclips.net/video/l1arFvxO7X8/видео.html
@Adam Cain K thanks but I don't think I could ever get used to the look of it
what's the point of a temperament tuning layout if you are playing in a band with other instruments not using this tuning system? Seems like you'd all need to be on the same system or there'll be problems. Probably better to just get yourself a fretless bass, then you can adjust any way you want as you are playing.
Suddenly this makes so much sense to me
Scott, wow, the fingerboard on your bass
i'm thankful for this amazing content along with scotty here making me feel good about myself
Great vid, makes me want to practice more
Totally having a wicked day! Thanks for sharing this with us!
Lol I was thinking that it's similar to the Hanon exercises that I'm currently practicing and then he mentions it... :D
To me the best, young bassist out there.
I took piano lessons as a kid and recognized the exercises. They're from Hanon Schaum for Piano, Book One.
Great video !!! Yeh, ! yeah like yeah yeah ! yeah yeah yeah !!! like yeah yeah yeah !! oooh yeah yeah !!! really great video !!
Love Henrik ❤❤❤
🧡🧡🧡
Oh. My. God. That Alpher is the most beutiful instrument I've seen in my life
So interesting!!
Henrik Linder is a good bass player, I like the techniques.
He's alright
That Alpher 🎸💎
2:00 Stranger things like arpeggio :)
He just does the same thing over and over (Plays brilliantly! :))
The Hanon on the bass basically👍🏼
that thing about c maj up d minor down and so on comes from jaco's modern electric bass method - i had the cassette of it - but then i discovered bass is not for me - though i love it - and bass is still the first part i listen to when i listen to a song
Henrik is so much talented !!!!
Where did you get that 'Shed' sign ? I love it !!
@2.04 it sounded like he was doing the stranger things synth bass line 🤭🤪
2:02 stranger things theme 🔥
Wow very interesting ❤️
Greeting from mauritius🇲🇺
Ey Scott I really really love your videos, your actitude,the way you explain anything.And i know you are no reporter, but you should reduce the "yeah yeah yeah". Don`t get me wrong, i only think that you could take this videos to the next level just by improving that. Cheers from Argentina.
Amen to that! Lovely dude, but that is quite annoying....
Jeezus, you guys realize this is free shit right? Needless nitpicking is also annoying.
@:26. I was smiling. How’d you know one year earlier? Haha
@2:02 Stranger Things 😂
That guy's one mother of a bassplayer, although I'd like to see him do all that on a Fender!
Wishing All To Scott's Page An Enjoyable Weekend Ahead...
amazing
I was literally smiling waduhek👀
YEAHHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHHH!!
💥🔥💯❤️
Muito bom esse muleki toca legal....
Sou muito fã
Nice, this guy plays really well. I'm a big fan. (brought to you by Brazilian translations ®)
Scott my man I have just got back in to playing bass because I have a bit more time on my hands, how is the best way to work out the rust from not playing for a year and a half almost 2 years? :(
Hi Scott
Hey Scott i hope you or whoever handless your RUclips channel answers this: im about to pay my first month subscription on the webpage to start to learn, my question here is if there is an order on the courses like when you go to school? I mean its my choice what to study or there is an order on the lessons ?
You can do whatever you want in whatever order you want, I suggest trying the 14 day free trial though!
@@Hulavuta
Thats the thing , i dont want yo do whatever i want , i want yo learn what i should learn un order
@@fernandoortiz1849 Hmm, you can filter by beginner, intermediate, and advanced. And there are about 2 or 3 courses for absolute beginners to be done in order. The first is introduction to all of the parts, second is basics of how to play and then 3rd is some beginner bass lines to try. After that you just go for what interests you.
@@Hulavuta
Oh i didnt know there was a filter on the page , ok then , thanks for the answers mate
What is going on with Henrik's fret board????
What equipment and special effects is he using?
...not sure if serious
Hi! What is the song they play at the end of the full video?
Shoutout to Robban
Scott, what kind of six string bass are you holding in this vid??
Alpher
Twiist thanks!! 👍🏻
So, it's
C-E-G-B up (on the staff but down on the Bass) and then C B A G F E D C?
The D-F-A-C up (on the staff but down on the Bass) and then C B A G F E D C, again?
The scale going down is specifically the same through the arpeggio unless the mode is changed?
So, Maj-Min-Min-Maj-Maj-Min-Dim arpeggios (w/ Ionian (going up))
Min-Min-Maj-Maj-Min-Dim-Maj arpeggio (w/ Dorian (going up))
Min-Maj-Maj-Min-Dim-Maj-Min arpeggio (w/ Phyrgian (going up))... and so on...
Is this what he means?
This can apply to all various scales like Harmonic Minor Modes, Harmonic Major Modes, Melodic Minor Modes, Jazz Modes etc...
C-E-G-B-CMAJ7 and back four notes A-G-F-E, next arpeggio DMIN7 D-F-A-C and back B-A-G-F. next EMIN7 etc..
@@Mateusz.lewandowski Hello! Thank you for reply, so basically, the remaining notes of the unused scales are being played?
whole exercise is in one key, in this example C, so.. you use only CDEFGABC. Every arpeggio is in key of C but starts with next tone and back by C scale.
Mateusz Lewandowski what about Harmonic minor?
A C E G# going down (on the bass) and going up it would be A F D B?
play this scale, remember notes ABCDEFG# and use the same pattern. Arpeggio ACEG# and back by scale so FEDC, next BDFA and back G#FED, next arpeggio from C etc...
What's the red thing on his string?
Scott.. are you still borrowing that bass or did you end up buying it?!
What was that bass he was using . It had wonky / broken frets !?!?
true temperament frets
James McAvoy?
anyone know what effect Henrik is using during the intro solo?
something along the lines of this @ 1:27 ruclips.net/video/Oiu3gkW3mnQ/видео.html
The introduction sounded like Mario Kart
Just looking at your frets makes me dizzy
whats that bass scotty d? or any1?
why is his bass connected 2 places ?
Kevin Wendell Crumb
Who is the bass teacher @ 2:23?
Gary Willis..
Robert Sundin.
scot gets schooled
Whats the song at 0:35?
Dirty Loops - Circus (Britney Spears Cover)
You should try and meet Robert Trujillo, I bet there’s a lot of people wanting to adapt his slapping technique
What’s the bass scott has here?
Alpher
O, good.
Lvl up for Bass, lvl up for English.
3:10 🤔
Much more useful using Jaco’ technique.
Brother Yngwie Malmsteen
deded drut dret dededde dew dew pewpew dededed... tret tret dum dededed deeed deadioduddud deded ... dooodddd ..
So much for that "why you shouldn't play 5 string bass"
Is that skrillex
Nice lad and playing but not as refined or melodic as Alain Caron but still great to listen too.
why did you cut the first bits of the video ? his playing is so good and you just cut it like nothing . don't do that again Scott D:
He's a freak!
Bad hair day ?
I remember when your videos had actual useful content and were not full fledged advertising.
Wat?
?
Using BLAZING BASS TECHNIQUE telling lame storys.
Music reduced to mathematics. No rock n roll here just bollox.
and?
Pau Esteve See if you can work it out for yourself. Get back to me if you need another clue.
@@noseyparker6622 It wasn't my intention to disrespect, but I think you assumption is very reducctionist; you simply can't take out all the work Hendrik and other great bass players have done for the instrument, neither the whole tradition of jazz and fusion, and hours and hours of rehearsal and look for impriving yourself, saying that it's just math. In fact, I don't see maths if you say "describe it only with a word"...
Also, if you want, we could be more precise and define what "Rock and Roll" is, and then we can assert if there is'nt rock and roll here (I don't think it) but the roots and the same tradition are here.
jealousy makes you nasty - you know nothing ..
Haha!!
Fretwraps sucks, good exercise though...
I'm sorry but in my opinion this is guitar playing. Why not just pick up a Les Paul?
@Real Soon I get all that but wouldn't it be better to work on the essentials of being a great bass player?
@@jackzango427 Scales, rythm and understanding harmony isn't essential for bass players?
What a strange thing for adults to spend their lives doing.
Lucas Pickford why?
@@thomashigginsmusic Oh I don't know. Don't mind me. You sound great man.