I expect to see your channel grow big. You're a great musician/nstructor I began playing bass one year ago. Bought a tablature book. Unril i learned the notes on the fretboard, and scales, chords, arpeggios, i can find the key(ish) by my chord wheel and now, by ear, and a little diging. Thank you. It makes me pull out the bass dailey, with improvement every time, for me...😊 I play to chords and lyric like karyoke, where chords follow the lyrics. I found over time if i could find the scale where most chords or notes reside, i find i can kinda throw in what are called chromatics, where not being in key, any fill or chromatic might sound out of key. That's key.
This lesson is so amazing, Dan! You explain everything clearly and you make us understand the most important things we have to understand while analyzing basslines. I love this lesson. Great choice of basslines also! Thank you for that ❤️
I think another point relating to this is: if you don't like something in a song, learn it, with proper context, so you know when you want to avoid that. If you don't like the darkness in metal songs, you can staying in the tritone in your songs, as an example.
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I expect to see your channel grow big. You're a great musician/nstructor
I began playing bass one year ago. Bought a tablature book.
Unril i learned the notes on the fretboard, and scales, chords, arpeggios, i can find the key(ish) by my chord wheel and now, by ear, and a little diging. Thank you. It makes me pull out the bass dailey, with improvement every time, for me...😊
I play to chords and lyric like karyoke, where chords follow the lyrics. I found over time if i could find the scale where most chords or notes reside, i find i can kinda throw in what are called chromatics, where not being in key, any fill or chromatic might sound out of key. That's key.
Thanks - really appreciate that. Keep up the great playing.
thanks a lot for all your work :)
My pleasure.
This lesson is so amazing, Dan! You explain everything clearly and you make us understand the most important things we have to understand while analyzing basslines. I love this lesson. Great choice of basslines also! Thank you for that ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Fabulous Dan. Already shifting up a gear with this video. You are very skilled in breaking the technique down. Agreed - no tab !
Amazing lesson! Thanks so much!
Thanks, Anton.
Great lesson, Dan. Piecing apart riffs and then making my own from them is what made the bass finally click. Practice this!
Ok, I don't think the teacher understands that Parliament funkadelic borrowed totally from rock music. They were famous for the screamin 🎸🎸's
The teacher does understand that and mentioned it in the full lesson. The teacher is not a complete idiot. Thanks. 😂
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Find me someone who listens to Super Stupid off Maggot Brain who then says there's no rock inspiration.
I know Dan's not that guy. Haha
everything clear sir thank you❤
Thank you, Sir ❤❤❤❤
Spot on as usual. Thanks Dan
Dan you really have a knack for coming up with patterns.Then again why wouldn't you? You are the man!
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Spot on 🎉 when I discovered this I felt so brilliant. But you just gave me a moment of clarity and reaffirmation. Great teacher once again 😊
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Awesome lesson Dan, definitely some great takeaways. Thanks from down under Australia 🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it
Good lesson Dan. Bill Gould of FNM is a great example for a further lesson.
Dan thank you for such great lesson. This pattern will help me improving a whole lot. Keep it up!!
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Really amazing lesson
Thanks! 😃
I think another point relating to this is: if you don't like something in a song, learn it, with proper context, so you know when you want to avoid that. If you don't like the darkness in metal songs, you can staying in the tritone in your songs, as an example.
Great lesson Dan. Very helpful as I've been trying to work out some carol kaye basslines from David axelrod songs. Rather tricky.
Very tricky but great bass lines…
Seem to be mainly based on arpeggios with some pentatonic scales for flourishes. The tone is to die for.
I've learned a lot from you, i watch everyday, your subscriber from Philippines, thanks and more power to your channel
Awesome, thank you!
Another great lesson worth a hundred bucks an hour.
❤ & happiness from
🇺🇲 America
I wish! 😂 thanks so much. 🙏
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I think you could easily accomplish that. Be careful what you wish for. It might come true.
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Is there a longer form video of this? I don’t see it linked in the description.
No. This is the longer form video 😅 Should I do another similar one?
Your a rock god 🤘🎸🎵
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Great video