Subbed. I have been learning songs on the guitar for close to 30 years and pretty much ignored all theory. I can play hundreds of songs but do not feel like I can play the guitar. Not the best strategy, I know. I picked up the Bass about 7-8 months ago and LOVE it. I kick myself for having not done it earlier. I want to master this instrument as best I can throughout the rest of my life and express myself musically instead of regurgitating others art. Today I start with finally learning the basics of theory. Thank you for putting this out there, cheers bud.
I was the best guitarist in highschool in the 80s I could play anything ... got to college and realized i didnt know anything I couldn't jam .. always bugged me
I've been playing bass for a few years. I had never even felt like I earned the right to call myself a bassist. So glad I found your channel. The way you teach is such a gift. I feel like I'm finally on my way to actually playing the bass rather than the bass play me.
I've been stuck in a major rut for years, I didn't understand circle of fifths,.playing by numbers or why scales worked the way they do. I always had to rely on playing by ear and was majorly hindered. Your simple breakdown in this video cleared all that up and I had a major break through in one night . After years I was finally able to improvise without the same old pentatonic scale and stay in key and know where to go on the neck with confidence and increased my scaling speed dramatically. Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for this! I've only been focusing on learning songs but have no idea of the notes behind it. I can recognize the patterns of the songs but have no idea how they work. I feel like this is the first step to me understanding what I'm playing. Thanks!
this short yet informative video helped me find notes all along the fret! amazing!!!!! thank you for sharing! now how do I make my fingers longer and stronger hahaha
Thanks a lot man! This is just what I need.. i've played amd enjoyed bass in bands and had very good reactions about my play.. but because i didn't knew the theory, it took a lot of time to practice songs at home, before going to.band rehearsals.. after a couple of years I stopped playing in the band.. and occasionly I play at home.. now my Kids are teenagers and I have more time, so I want to make een unforgettable comeback to the music scene..and also play songs with them (singer and drums).. But like.everyone supposed to, with learni g the Theory
I’ve had my bass for three years and have barely touched it. I’m ready to go now and lucked ip on this page❤️ Cheers to new beginnings and happy bass playing.
I've been playing piano for eight years and have done music theory the whole time but I had no experience or knowledge with anything except keys until very recently. This helped a lot. You earned a sub from me.
I just don’t understand how this helps at all. Say I’m learning to play a song, say afterlife by A7X. How is knowing the 4th note in a certain scale gonna benefit me? Just pull up a tab, learn the song and go. Easy peasy. I want to know my bass inside and out but I feel like music theory is just treading water in a pool of useless knowledge.
Maybe it’s more of a memorization thing 🤔? A lot of theory is just remembering stuff and learning how one thing can mean something else. I don’t know when something that specific as playing the 4th note in C major will pop up but I know that learning stuff like intervals is important. Intervals, scales, chords are a lot but they eventually help u learn to move across the board and improvise
Subbed. I have been learning songs on the guitar for close to 30 years and pretty much ignored all theory. I can play hundreds of songs but do not feel like I can play the guitar. Not the best strategy, I know. I picked up the Bass about 7-8 months ago and LOVE it. I kick myself for having not done it earlier. I want to master this instrument as best I can throughout the rest of my life and express myself musically instead of regurgitating others art. Today I start with finally learning the basics of theory. Thank you for putting this out there, cheers bud.
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So true I wish I would have started earlier
I was the best guitarist in highschool in the 80s I could play anything ... got to college and realized i didnt know anything I couldn't jam .. always bugged me
I've been playing bass for a few years. I had never even felt like I earned the right to call myself a bassist. So glad I found your channel. The way you teach is such a gift. I feel like I'm finally on my way to actually playing the bass rather than the bass play me.
I've been stuck in a major rut for years, I didn't understand circle of fifths,.playing by numbers or why scales worked the way they do. I always had to rely on playing by ear and was majorly hindered. Your simple breakdown in this video cleared all that up and I had a major break through in one night . After years I was finally able to improvise without the same old pentatonic scale and stay in key and know where to go on the neck with confidence and increased my scaling speed dramatically. Thank you so much!!!!
This is easily one of the most helpful, concise, and easily understood bass videos I've seen 👍👍
Agreed.
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Sir, you are a born teacher.
My bass will arrive in the mail tomorrow! So excited and thankful for these videos.
Thanks for this! I've only been focusing on learning songs but have no idea of the notes behind it. I can recognize the patterns of the songs but have no idea how they work. I feel like this is the first step to me understanding what I'm playing. Thanks!
I'm sooo glad I leard the piano before playing bass because it really helps you visualise all the theory
Side note the video perfection/20
Bro you explained it better than a lot of other people do
Loved this Thank you so much for all you give
this short yet informative video helped me find notes all along the fret! amazing!!!!! thank you for sharing! now how do I make my fingers longer and stronger hahaha
man! this is what i was looking for. Thank so much for your time, and i keep learning
Love it love it love it. I have been learning tabs but after 20+ songs, I can’t memorize tabs any more (memory is limited 4 me) I need theory.
Thank you for this series
I subscribed because this gentleman is easy to follow
Bought my first bass this weekend, great video to lean by!
Thanks a lot man! This is just what I need.. i've played amd enjoyed bass in bands and had very good reactions about my play.. but because i didn't knew the theory, it took a lot of time to practice songs at home, before going to.band rehearsals.. after a couple of years I stopped playing in the band.. and occasionly I play at home.. now my Kids are teenagers and I have more time, so I want to make een unforgettable comeback to the music scene..and also play songs with them (singer and drums)..
But like.everyone supposed to, with learni g the Theory
thank you, this was a very helpful lesson. appreciate you sharing this
Bad. I knew the spots. But applying this method just makes everything so much easier to remember.
Greatest explanation of flats and sharps helped a lot!
Omg! Love the way you teach...
You teach very well
I really love the way you teach. You don't make it feel intimidating lol..you make it feel comfortable and easy to absorb the lesson😊Thank you!!
Thank you so m7ch for the Bassics.
Another excellent post. Thank you sir.
This is very informative !!! Preciate brother
Thank you for breaking that down.
Nice lesson dude.
Thank you so much!!!!
Subbbed thanks Daric have been playing a few months but your video helped me a lot thank you!
Nicely done.
I’ve had my bass for three years and have barely touched it. I’m ready to go now and lucked ip on this page❤️ Cheers to new beginnings and happy bass playing.
O men love this guy,
do you have courses for complete beginners who have never touched the instrument before? I'm a keys player but I want to learn bass as well
Absolutely!!!
you made this so incredibly easy to understand, thank you so much!!!!!
Great lesson Daric. Simple and foundational.
Much appreciated.
As an ultra beginner this is what I need.
That was actually super helpful.
Great lesson love your page brother really appreciate it 🙏🏽
THANK YOU!!!
I've been playing piano for eight years and have done music theory the whole time but I had no experience or knowledge with anything except keys until very recently. This helped a lot. You earned a sub from me.
Thanks for the video's, learning a lot 👍.
Nice bass tone🙏🏽
Consideration for beginners and visual learners is golden in this video 😂thank you !!
Thanks dude
Do you do private online classes
Daric, don't feel bad about how your writing looks- believe me, it's MUCH better than mine! Oh and I really need to learn this music stuff too! :D
The theory is not hard it's memorising it all that seems impossible 😩
Dudes already almost at 12k subs
nice
Subbed
Daric.. tell me about those Glasses dude...
how do i not understand this, like where does the board correlate to whats hes playing in guitar
Well done, thank you!
I'm here because my music teacher refer me. Im gonna subscribe
5-string?
I'm here. Lets do this.
Lol 1 minute in i already learn something. Octave is 8 noted away thus the oct- prefix for 8
Wow
I never knew there was a pattern of notes in scales, I was just memorizing the pattern mindlessly 😂
Okay im gonna be a bass player, i mean the tewketewpak Bass Player
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I just don’t understand how this helps at all.
Say I’m learning to play a song, say afterlife by A7X. How is knowing the 4th note in a certain scale gonna benefit me?
Just pull up a tab, learn the song and go. Easy peasy. I want to know my bass inside and out but I feel like music theory is just treading water in a pool of useless knowledge.
Maybe it’s more of a memorization thing 🤔? A lot of theory is just remembering stuff and learning how one thing can mean something else. I don’t know when something that specific as playing the 4th note in C major will pop up but I know that learning stuff like intervals is important. Intervals, scales, chords are a lot but they eventually help u learn to move across the board and improvise
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