Your lessons are so logically thought out and clearly explained. This exercise covers almost 90% of any bass line that you would want to play. I love the tone of your bass. Killer!
Soooooo cool ! It's just perfect, everything from the tone of your voice to the tone of your bass and the clarity of your explanations. You're the king! From France with love. 😊
Thank you, Bernie. The tour was spectacular. I'm always amazed when I get the chance to visit some of the most beautiful cities n the world. That said, it feels good to be home.
First, thanks to Scott Devine for turning me on to Dapp Theory several years ago. Then your classes on his site, which I still work on, blew me away. Now to see you with your own channel, that deserves a million followers or more, is awesome. Unfortunately, RUclips is saturated with teachers who love to hear themselves play. Great players, terrible teachers. You are the exception. You break things down in a way that’s easy to understand and most importantly, you enjoy teaching. On top of it all, you’re a beast of a player! I’ve been playing for over forty years and not only do you provide valuable information, you’ve made playing fun again. Thanks Rich, you will definitely receive a donation from me on a regular basis. That’s the very least I can do for this great resource.🙏🏾
Thank you so much for your very kind words. That really does mean a lot, and your comment is very much appreciated. It truly is a joy for me to bring you these lessons. Knowing these lessons can help my dear friends and neighbours even in some small way makes the effort all worth it. Thank you for watching, professor.
Good lesson. I am also a fan of the Beat Buddy pedal. It is a crucial practice tool that can do way more. When you pair it with a looper (Pigtronix Infinity is my go-to) and link up the MIDI, you are pretty much a 3 piece on your own. On a side note, your bass is missing at least one string.
Yo Mr Rich, Thanx So Much For Hanging On The G Minor For Rookies Like Myself - Dig The Tutorial Today - One Feature That Helped Me Tremendously During Your First Metronome Series Was Writing Up A Visual Sheet - I Labeled Out The & Ah Section - Then Slipped In The E On Every Forth Bar - Whenever I Became Lost Or Out Of Sorts, Camped Out On The 1's And 3's - Reset And Then Rocked The & Ah Once Again - However, I Am Streaming The 60 BPM Here On YT - 80 BPM Is Still Out Of My Wheelhouse - Anyway, Looking Forward To The Beat Box Update - Stay Strong Brother Man Go Team Human, Cheers
@@richbrownbass Friend, I'm self taught and playing for over forty years yet I always find your uploads valuable, they help me understand what I "intuitively" have learned over the years, but the best part is seeing an awesome player like yourself "cheating" in the ring over the little finger on your pentatonic and scaler runs! XOXO makes me feel like there's hope for me yet!
Don’t forget that the standard SKA music guitar stroke is definitely on that 16th note UPBEAT! Maybe that will help identify it for folks who are having any difficulty finding the upstroke. 👍😎👍
Love your lessons... Thank you so much! Just learning to play the bass... The world needs more bass players... Btw, in the beat buddy, what genre and song were you using?
Hmm...🤔 I don't have a machine like that. The only other rhythm aid I used on the channel was a metronome app. Unless you remember something that I don't (which is entirely possible. 😕)
Hi. I love your videos and it's helping alot! Any advice you can give to someone that was playing bass guitar for a few years and stopped playing for about 4/5 years and is wanting to start again but do it on a regular basis?
Great video, enjoyed playing your riff there and gonna invest in a beatbuddy. Left wee 5 dollar tip as an appreciation of your time and effort. Thank you sir
Hey Oscar. There's no extra note in the second half. When you count the 16th-note subdivision (1E&A 2E&A...), you play the E and the A of beat 3, and the E and A of beat 4, for a total of 4 notes in the second half. Does this make sense?
Rich, I appreciate you sir!!!!!!! Since watching you, I bought myself a bass guitar. My question is for a 7 string bass guitar what strings would you prefer? Thank you sir!
@@michaelanthony9068 No I am not. Just a good 5 string bass player that loves a challenge. I had the opportunity to get a 7 string bass guitar so I did.
Where are the ads I have to watch in order to have you payed a tiny little? Your worth t he owing away a bit of time, while curious about what you bring.
Your lessons are so logically thought out and clearly explained. This exercise covers almost 90% of any bass line that you would want to play. I love the tone of your bass. Killer!
אני פה פעם ראשונה ואני בהלם .... מדהים
@@Likeaforest וואלה כן
One of the best bass teachers online. Thanks.
Thanks So for your contributions to Bass Rich! You are my Go To Source for the best instruction available!
Thank you so much, Thom. Very much appreciated!
Your videos are really helping me to develop my playing. Thanks!
Soooooo cool ! It's just perfect, everything from the tone of your voice to the tone of your bass and the clarity of your explanations. You're the king!
From France with love. 😊
I have nothing to add !
Je n'ai rien d'autre à ajouter !
From France too, With love too. 😊
@@fabricemanche446 hey! Ouais, ce mec est top!
Fo sho!
I love your teaching ! Your pace of communication is always spot on. Thank you.
You are a dedicated teacher! Thank you a lot for your lessons!
Rich! Thanks for sharing this great information. Great to have you back, hope the tour was awesome 👍
Thank you, Bernie. The tour was spectacular. I'm always amazed when I get the chance to visit some of the most beautiful cities n the world. That said, it feels good to be home.
Rich, your lessons help me advance so quick. I cannot thank you enough. You are the best!
Thank YOU! Great to have you available online-been a helpful piece of my routine to commit to practicing bass and build up my skills :)
Hi Jon. Thank you so much for watching, and for your generosity. That really does mean a lot.
First, thanks to Scott Devine for turning me on to Dapp Theory several years ago. Then your classes on his site, which I still work on, blew me away. Now to see you with your own channel, that deserves a million followers or more, is awesome. Unfortunately, RUclips is saturated with teachers who love to hear themselves play. Great players, terrible teachers. You are the exception. You break things down in a way that’s easy to understand and most importantly, you enjoy teaching. On top of it all, you’re a beast of a player!
I’ve been playing for over forty years and not only do you provide valuable information, you’ve made playing fun again. Thanks Rich, you will definitely receive a donation from me on a regular basis. That’s the very least I can do for this great resource.🙏🏾
Thank you so much for your very kind words. That really does mean a lot, and your comment is very much appreciated. It truly is a joy for me to bring you these lessons. Knowing these lessons can help my dear friends and neighbours even in some small way makes the effort all worth it. Thank you for watching, professor.
My pleasure. I hope the channel continues to grow. You are definitely a TDWR.😊
I started watching all your videos cause the way you explain is clear, concise and friendly . thank you!!
Man - that tone is just velvet. Beautiful.
Thank you so much Rich, wonderful and inspiring as always! 👍
Another great lesson from Rich, you the man.
I mean this in the best way, You’re like the Mr Rogers of bass. I seriously love your videos!
Keep up the happy little bass lines!
Mr. Brown, you're making my black Friday purchase even more enjoyable. (my new PJ Bass) Thank you as always for the great videos!
Great subdivision illustration! Thanks for your time and efforts. Looking forward to seeing the Beat Buddy video. Happy Holidays!
What a nice lesson - thanks!
Im so glad i found your channel. You are a great teacher. Im learning a lot. Keep it coming! Thanks Mister.
I'M so glad. Thank you for your kind words and your generosity.
Never come away empty-handed! Thanks Big brother! 🙏♥️
Real lessons! thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you Rich. I am late to the party, but your videos have really helped me improve and reignited my love of bass 🙌
Tack!
Thank you so much!
This is a very informative and easy to digest lesson. I appreciate your videos. They are helping me improve my bass playing.
Hey Rich, thank you for another excellent lesson, always useful and interesting. Peace and love.
You are a great tutor your lessons are easy to follow and grasp. .. ....
Thanks!
Good lesson. I am also a fan of the Beat Buddy pedal. It is a crucial practice tool that can do way more. When you pair it with a looper (Pigtronix Infinity is my go-to) and link up the MIDI, you are pretty much a 3 piece on your own. On a side note, your bass is missing at least one string.
And don’t forget the “Freeze”…
You make me love Play bass the way you explain make me understand bass I am at fort Lauderdale Florida
Dear sir, I'm Bodhi, srilanka, your lesson is greatest, thanks so much sir
Awesome lesson, Rich. Well defined, detailed, and easy to understand. All this information was really helpful.
This video gave me so many ideas. Thank you!
Thank you again! This channel is gold.
Thanks, Kenny. That means a lot.
Thank you and greetings from Poland
Hi Richard, thank you, this makes learning so interesting, even at 66
Brilliant ,as usual.
great. wish you a groovy Christmas, Thanx a lot, Kay
Brilliant!! Thank you Rich.
That was great & clear! Thank you for sharing and have a great New Year!
This is a great lesson. Thank you!
Awesome lesson Rich. I have a Beat Buddy Mini that has been collecting dust. You have given a reason to dust it off.
Just listened to Up In Here by The Bar-Kays and heard your concept from this lesson in funk action! Thanks a billion!
Love your lessons! So cool!
Good lessons
This is where it's at. Getting this opens a door to Infinite possibilities.
Very nice lesson. Thanks 👍
That’s a fun intro animation you have there Mr Brown
Bass sounds great 👍
You are a amazing human being
That’s very kind. Thank you.
Yo Mr Rich,
Thanx So Much For Hanging On The G Minor For Rookies Like Myself - Dig The Tutorial Today - One Feature That Helped Me Tremendously During Your First Metronome Series Was Writing Up A Visual Sheet - I Labeled Out The & Ah Section - Then Slipped In The E On Every Forth Bar - Whenever I Became Lost Or Out Of Sorts, Camped Out On The 1's And 3's - Reset And Then Rocked The & Ah Once Again - However, I Am Streaming The 60 BPM Here On YT - 80 BPM Is Still Out Of My Wheelhouse - Anyway, Looking Forward To The Beat Box Update - Stay Strong Brother Man
Go Team Human,
Cheers
Rich your you tube videos are great!
Absolute treasure! How is it possible to offer these lessons for free?
The lessons are free, but there's always the option to donate. 😉
@@richbrownbass Friend, I'm self taught and playing for over forty years yet I always find your uploads valuable, they help me understand what I "intuitively" have learned over the years, but the best part is seeing an awesome player like yourself "cheating" in the ring over the little finger on your pentatonic and scaler runs! XOXO makes me feel like there's hope for me yet!
you are amazing sir
Thanks, Jude. 🙏🏾
This was so good. ❤❤❤
Nice Moollon!!
Dude. That "Let's go." really got to me. :3
Easy to do if I don't think about doing it. AS soon as I think about it, ARG! Another great exercise. Did you have a good gig on Saturday?
My bass teacher! 🤎
Master!! thanks!
0:32 AYYYYE!!
Don’t forget that the standard SKA music guitar stroke is definitely on that 16th note UPBEAT!
Maybe that will help identify it for folks who are having any difficulty finding the upstroke.
👍😎👍
Love your lessons... Thank you so much! Just learning to play the bass... The world needs more bass players...
Btw, in the beat buddy, what genre and song were you using?
That bass line sounds very similar to Band of Gold by Freda Payne. Regardless of that, this is a brilliant lesson.
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Another great lesson. Thanks Rich!! What is the name of the beat machine you used in one of your videos that also played chord progressions?
Hmm...🤔 I don't have a machine like that. The only other rhythm aid I used on the channel was a metronome app. Unless you remember something that I don't (which is entirely possible. 😕)
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Awesome video, much apprectiated.
How do you know which chord and scale notes to use? Do you have any tips for this?
Hi. I love your videos and it's helping alot! Any advice you can give to someone that was playing bass guitar for a few years and stopped playing for about 4/5 years and is wanting to start again but do it on a regular basis?
Great video, enjoyed playing your riff there and gonna invest in a beatbuddy. Left wee 5 dollar tip as an appreciation of your time and effort. Thank you sir
Sir, what drum pedal do you use here? Thank You, so helpful.
QUESTION: Does the second part of the bar has an extra note? Thank you for the lesson .
Hey Oscar. There's no extra note in the second half. When you count the 16th-note subdivision (1E&A 2E&A...), you play the E and the A of beat 3, and the E and A of beat 4, for a total of 4 notes in the second half. Does this make sense?
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Rich, I appreciate you sir!!!!!!! Since watching you, I bought myself a bass guitar. My question is for a 7 string bass guitar what strings would you prefer?
Thank you sir!
Oh wow! I don't know enough about 7-strings to answer that question. My apologies.
??? 7 string ??? Are you a 7 string guitar player ?
@@michaelanthony9068 I tried a 7 once. It was too much for me to handle. I'll stick with 6 for now. lol
@@richbrownbass No worries sir. I appreciate your honesty.
@@michaelanthony9068 No I am not. Just a good 5 string bass player that loves a challenge. I had the opportunity to get a 7 string bass guitar so I did.
Are this basses any good? Ibanez sr1400T, Ibanez BTB1905 and Warwick Corvette German Bubinga?
Pls make a video on Indian rythms
Y'all Browns with that "Let's go" intro! You and Rob in 2023 on each other's channel. Let's Go!
I'm mad at this idea. Let's go!
Where are the ads I have to watch in order to have you payed a tiny little?
Your worth t he owing away a bit of time, while curious about what you bring.
I know the ads can be annoying. If you're not seeing them it may be because you have an ad blocker installed (I know I do. lol).
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Love your playing but the lecturing is just too long and boring. Sorry it’s just my opinion. 🤦🏽♀️😳🤪
You can just speed up that part or fast forward. I appreciate the explanations; most videos don't do enough explaining.
Great Lesson. I'm late to your channel so I'm working my way through all your videos.
I dont care how many times its explained....i still dont get it. And ive been playing for three years
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you so much, Richard.
Thanks!
Thank you so much, Lawrence! This means a lot.
Thanks!