As a ten-year-old beginner，i never learn any chords or scales before ，i don't even know what i play，but when i saw your channel few month ago，i learned lot，thank you so much！！
I was practicing that scale in your intro; and using all my fingers to pick. I noticed a difference when I compared my right hand pinky to the ring finger..same hand; and there was tinny sound with the pinky.
Started playing bass at 14 and I am 52 now. I play every day at least an hour or more. I love to learn new techniques and, things to build my skills set and, broaden my knowledge as music is always evolving.
Wow, you really packed a punch with this one, I'm definitely going to work with this lesson for at least a week or two... Wish I would have learned this like 20 years ago!! When one is young, one wants to play "busy," but one doesn't know the right notes to play busy and sound good. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Mr Dan .you well explain everything, your channel is the best one that I ever found.May your channel keep growing to a point you retire or stop working any elsewhere.
Those patterns are so great because they work for any scale of that type. That's how Steve Harris would play. He had shapes he could use, I guess it didn't hurt metal is always E and A minor.
Dan, do I need to know this as a beginner?😭 I watched your lesson about subdivision, and it was AWESOME, which I’m really thankful for. I now got this video on my fyp and I wonder if it’s meant for pros?😅 Could you please tell me what I should learn from your channel? You explain sooo well!!!❤️
Thanks so much for your help u have made it clear so much so the stuff 😊 we must know to play u show it but u show what you c Can Do with it that's the best for me I want to play everything u show me everything thanks so much have been trying and playing in working band's for years not knowing what I was doing sounds great but had clue what thanks u showed me what I love and how to play it but most importantly why please keep doing that 🙏 💯😉 leon
I'm sharing a clip to several Bass sites for Bass players wanting to learn n just starting. Hope you don't mind .I mentioned you have dozens of videos to improve or learn to play the correct way. Thank you.
Just discovered your channel, I'm a guitarist that's transitioning to bass (for the sake of my band). Your lessons are exactly what I've been looking for. Your channel deserves more subscribers.
Hi Dan , its a no brainier to anyone out there learning Bass clearly the best teacher on the net guys and I have had a few. I am paying for my subscription while typing this message to you all. Well done Dan also on your clarity explaining things on the bass guitar much appreciated. Regards Richard Parker.
Hi Dan First of all thank you very much to upload this course it helps alot, however can you please at the beginning of each class play slow in order I can catch where you putting you fingers. Thank you
Hi Emanuel. Thanks. I can’t do anything about these videos - I’ve already recorded them. And in future, demos will be mostly played up to speed. I recommend using the rewind control and/or the very useful slowdown function. Then you can listen as many times as you need! Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Wow that was the most fun I have ever had. I put on an a minor funk backing track and it just flowed. Fab lesson thank you so much. Your lessons are inspirational
Actually it was the 6 bass patterns to use every day I thought I commented on. This had some amazing easy to remember shapes and with the A minor funk backing track I moved on a whole new stage
Love the riff and the way you put all of those scales together into a groove. It would have been really sweet if you had the tab for the entire groove. It would make for some great practice and warm up.
How do I give you 40 likes?? This vid was an eye opener for me! I have played drums for years and have finally decided to give bass guitar a go and this has given me so much new material to learn! Thanks!
What kind of Ibanez is that? I have a sr505, and a Warwick Thumb NT. That bass kind of reminds me of a Wal. Thanks for the upload i am going to be subscribing to your channel
Wow, you either stayed up late or woke up very early. Either way, thanks for the video. Enjoy every video. I'm a huge fan. Sleep tight/have a nice day.
Thanks! I’m in Singapore and I schedule my videos. I tried a new posting time based on info about peak RUclips viewing times with the aim of getting more views. It did not work! 🤣🤣
@@OnlineBassCourses My bad. I assumed you were in the UK. I'm in SEA too. Your vids are working fine. Please keep up the good work. Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge!!!
Why wasn't bass taught using these ideas back in my youth? It would have been so helpful.My teacher was "Mel Bay," ad nauseam.No disrespect to Mel,I still have the books.BTW I find myself going back time and again to these lessons,so good.
At the risk of being nit picky, if the 7th isn't present, it's not a 9th. That R-5-2 shape is a sus2 chord and honestly sounds like it by itself. If the guitar is playing the 7th (and the 3), then it'll sound like a 9.
This was made a long time ago so I honestly have no idea which bit you’re referring to! An add9 chord doesn’t ‘need’ a 7th but, of course, you can make all kinds of voicings with different names.
The link is in the description but here it is: onlinebasscourses.com/bass-line-creation/7-patterns-for-incredible-bass-lines/. The opening riff is quite improvised so there’s no exact transcription for it.
@@OnlineBassCourses Thank you. I did see this link. Guess I was looking for something different - written out on music staffs. LOL. I play bass on a keytar (shhh)
@@OnlineBassCourses If you're serious, there is a serious lack of 3 things related to playing bass on a Keytar (or any Keyboard for that matter) either of which could give you an opportunity to expand your offerings if you ever decide to pick up the keytar. * The first is lessons on how to play bass lines on keys that sound like or at least approximate a bass guitar. * The second is lessons on cool basslines that are for some reason better or easier to play on keys than with strings (if there is such a thing). * The third would be the creation of bass sample programs that combine the various sounds a bass can make and that are used in good bass lines into a single relatively complex program to be loaded into the Keytar (some allow this such as the Roland AX-Edge) or a midi sound module. Example: a normal bass sample but if you strike the key faster (velocity) above c4 (or trigger a momentary foot switch), you get a slap sample. Today's technology allows all of this stuff but it requires someone willing to spend the time and (most important) that knows what they're looking for to do it (or someone like me willing to buy it). I would love to welcome you to the Keytar Bass club (no there isn't one - yet)
Sir actually there so many videos there in your channel that i get confused where should I start from like I can't find anything in a structured manner....... Please help
@@OnlineBassCourses sir i saw the site but you have actually divided the whole thing into 7 sub categories so which one should I start from or uf you would have to advice someone which one will you suggest to begin with in the curriculum should it be the theory one or the technique Or learning bass line.......?
@@christyjohn5149 please go to ‘start here’: onlinebasscourses.com/free-bass-lessons/. I have no idea what level you are on bass. You could try my free courses. Yes, there are 7 areas I focus on. Pick one and have a look around? Or use the search button to zero in on something you want to learn, or click one of the 7 areas. My beginners course is highly structured but it’s paid. If you watch enough of my free lessons you’ll see very common things I talk about all the time. That’s your structure: the handful of areas that will advance your playing.
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As a ten-year-old beginner，i never learn any chords or scales before ，i don't even know what i play，but when i saw your channel few month ago，i learned lot，thank you so much！！
I have to say, you have one of the best bass channels around. Great stuff.
Thanks, Mark. 👍🙏
I was practicing that scale in your intro; and using all my fingers to pick. I noticed a difference when I compared my right hand pinky to the ring finger..same hand; and there was tinny sound with the pinky.
Unselfish, patient and passion for sharing. Perfect human being you are Dan. Thank you so much 🙏
Thanks, Ray! 🙏🙏🙏
Agreed.
Best online bass content, no contest.
I like this tutorial it fits my playing style.
Started playing bass at 14 and I am 52 now. I play every day at least an hour or more. I love to learn new techniques and, things to build my skills set and, broaden my knowledge as music is always evolving.
Wow, you really packed a punch with this one, I'm definitely going to work with this lesson for at least a week or two... Wish I would have learned this like 20 years ago!! When one is young, one wants to play "busy," but one doesn't know the right notes to play busy and sound good. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you got something from it. It’s very true what you say about playing busy…
Thanks Dan. A perfect A compliment to the previous two lessons. Weekend tasks ✅
Have fun!
I love the way you teach. So easy to follow and fantastic results.
Thanks, Chris. 🙏
You Are The Teacher of Teachers Mr. Dan Thanks!
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Great visualisation of the fret board patterns. Thank you!!
One of the Best Bass RUclipsrs out there! and there’s a lot. 🤙
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Thanks Dan! Those are good sounding patterns and I like how you apply them.
This tutorial is a must, you just unlocked my brain sir 🤯Thank you
Thank you Mr Dan .you well explain everything, your channel is the best one that I ever found.May your channel keep growing to a point you retire or stop working any elsewhere.
Thank you! Not sure that’s possible but thanks… I enjoy bass and teaching so I’ll probably never retire.
Those patterns are so great because they work for any scale of that type. That's how Steve Harris would play. He had shapes he could use, I guess it didn't hurt metal is always E and A minor.
Fascinating ...and that gorgeous Ibanez bass
Dan is the coolest teacher on the net!🤘
Yep agreed... No 1 Bass channel for me.
Yes he is.
Thanks a lots sir
For coming each and every week with lesson
My pleasure.
Dan, do I need to know this as a beginner?😭 I watched your lesson about subdivision, and it was AWESOME, which I’m really thankful for.
I now got this video on my fyp and I wonder if it’s meant for pros?😅
Could you please tell me what I should learn from your channel? You explain sooo well!!!❤️
I would say learn it if you want! Up to you. Check out my ‘Start Here’ page on my website: www.onlinebasscourses.com.
You are literally a national treasure
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Thanks so much for your help u have made it clear so much so the stuff 😊 we must know to play u show it but u show what you c Can Do with it that's the best for me I want to play everything u show me everything thanks so much have been trying and playing in working band's for years not knowing what I was doing sounds great but had clue what thanks u showed me what I love and how to play it but most importantly why please keep doing that 🙏 💯😉 leon
Thanks Leon - will do. Keep up the playing! 🙏👍
bass is so basic...but can create such infectious grooves! Thanks
Always very clear and usefull lessons !! Thnk's Dan
My pleasure!
Excellent exercise . Helps open the visual patterns on entire fretboard
Thanks, Roger. 🙏
Loving the lessons Dan! Have really taken my playing up a level recently with your help, thank you.
Good to hear. Keep up the great practice! 🙏👍
I'm sharing a clip to several Bass sites for Bass players wanting to learn n just starting. Hope you don't mind .I mentioned you have dozens of videos to improve or
learn to play the correct way. Thank you.
Many thanks!
Just discovered your channel, I'm a guitarist that's transitioning to bass (for the sake of my band). Your lessons are exactly what I've been looking for. Your channel deserves more subscribers.
Thanks so much. Good luck with learning bass - you’ll love it!
Great lesson, learning patterns can open up your understanding to playing good music.
Loved it. You are a great teacher. Thank you!
Thanks for watching! 🙏🙏👍
Hey Mr Dan thank you just picked up my bass and started learning the notes appreciate you
Have fun with it and keep practising!
I like how clear and concise you are and also not many cut scenes also which i love🙏🏼
Thanks, Will. I try to be clear!
Thank you Dan for your no-nonsense way of explaining. Thank you for patterns that help me explore beyond just R-5-Oct.
Thanks, Andrew.
Fantastic lesson
Glad you liked it!
As always another Great lesson !!! Thank You Dan. 😎😎🎸🪓🎤
Cheers, Rodney! 🙏👍
One thing I like about your lessons is that you always emphasize turning everything into music.
Context is key!
Thank you! Always a pleasure.
Thanks, Tim.
This was great!
Thanks, Michelle! 🙏🙏🙏👍
Dan, you are blowing my mind playing those introductory pieces, I'm inspired.
That’s great that you’re inspired, William. Take the ideas and make them your own!
Great stuff as always.
Great stuff as usual, man. You rock!👍🏼
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Best bass teacher on youtube
I really enjoy taking inspiration from your valuable advices and I've found a great interest to follow your new releases Chanel. Thanks for that
Thanks very much for the comment and for watching! 🙏
Awesome! Thanks for posting the secret of great bassists 😊 Greetings Brazil!
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Thank you for all the cool information!
Thanks, Christian!
Grateful for this. Playing it in 50% speed though, ya speed demon.
That’s the way to do it! Then you can build up speed over time.
Really appreciated you sir
Appreciate you too!
Yeh.... been looking forward to your latest video... you have helped me for 2 years now since picking up a bass. Awesome.
That’s great, Richard - keep it up! 🙏
When I finally get around to playing bass again, I'm going to use this.
Thanks Dan!
Hi Dan , its a no brainier to anyone out there learning Bass clearly the best teacher on the net guys and I have had a few. I am paying for my subscription while typing this message to you all. Well done Dan also on your clarity explaining things on the bass guitar much appreciated. Regards Richard Parker.
Really appreciate the comment, Richard. Many thanks. 🙏🙏
Wow, so great! Thank you!!
You’re welcome, Christopher. 🙏
You've been a busy boy Dan.I find myself really enjoying these types of lessons.I should have appreciated them more as a lad.
Thanks, Kevin. It’s never too late.
Really great lesson... Congratulations 👏
Thank you, Marcio. 🙏
Hi Dan
First of all thank you very much to upload this course it helps alot, however can you please at the beginning of each class play slow in order I can catch where you putting you fingers.
Thank you
Hi Emanuel. Thanks. I can’t do anything about these videos - I’ve already recorded them. And in future, demos will be mostly played up to speed.
I recommend using the rewind control and/or the very useful slowdown function. Then you can listen as many times as you need! Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Super brilliant.
Really appreciate your lessons Dan! They are such a blessing 🙏. You make it so much easier to understand 👍
Thank you very much. Keep up the playing!
Wow that was the most fun I have ever had. I put on an a minor funk backing track and it just flowed. Fab lesson thank you so much. Your lessons are inspirational
Glad you liked it, Nola!
Actually it was the 6 bass patterns to use every day I thought I commented on. This had some amazing easy to remember shapes and with the A minor funk backing track I moved on a whole new stage
Great info! I just need to know what I need as a beginner! I have the fingerstyle book!
Thanks!
@@OnlineBassCourses you’re welcome
Great stuff, thanks for another accessible lesson.
That Ibanez is a great looking bass.
Thanks, Mark! 🙏
Thanks for this!
Love the riff and the way you put all of those scales together into a groove. It would have been really sweet if you had the tab for the entire groove. It would make for some great practice and warm up.
Pretty sure I was making up a lot of that stuff on the spot. Follow the principles and you can do exactly the same!
Best bass teacher on RUclips.
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That,s. What. I. Like. A. Lot.
Thanks 👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Frickin awesome that run was tripping Dan the man
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Thank you!
Thank you so much 🥰
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I Love these!😍 Will you do a "7 Patterns for Gospel Bass" video?
Thanks! Good idea but I reckon many of those patterns would be the same right?? Or similar.
Very cool.
Man, you're a monster! Thank you!!
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Dan if you don't mind me asking. What is the model number of that ibanez that you are playing. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
No problem. 1982 Ibanez Roadster with DiMarzio DP126 pickups
That bass is gorgeous!
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How do I give you 40 likes?? This vid was an eye opener for me! I have played drums for years and have finally decided to give bass guitar a go and this has given me so much new material to learn! Thanks!
Good to hear! Welcome to bass.
What kind of Ibanez is that? I have a sr505, and a Warwick Thumb NT.
That bass kind of reminds me of a Wal. Thanks for the upload i am going to be subscribing to your channel
Thanks for subscribing! It’s a 1982 Ibanez Roadster with DiMarzio DP126 pickups
Wow, you either stayed up late or woke up very early. Either way, thanks for the video. Enjoy every video. I'm a huge fan. Sleep tight/have a nice day.
Thanks! I’m in Singapore and I schedule my videos. I tried a new posting time based on info about peak RUclips viewing times with the aim of getting more views. It did not work! 🤣🤣
@@OnlineBassCourses My bad. I assumed you were in the UK. I'm in SEA too. Your vids are working fine. Please keep up the good work. Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge!!!
@@therealbaglady cool! Nice part of the world. 👍🙏
Awesome! When someone asks me to play something, this the stuff I want to know. What type of Ibanez is that?
Cool. It’s a 1982 Ibanez Roadster with DiMarzio DP126 pickups
@@OnlineBassCourses Awesome 👍 It's a beauty!
Hello Dan, what kind of strings do you use on your bass ?
Hi Richard. A variety but mainly Elites Players or Stadium, usually 45-105. But, as I say, a variety. I should have a video revealing all soon…
Grt one Dan I love it so much thanks for dis master piece but how do I download d track
Link in the description. 👍👍
Funny that you mentioned JPJ. Part of the chord progression is similar to the one after the guitar solo in Stairway to Heaven.
That’s probably why that reference popped in - same chord progression.
thx,.for this channels,..
My pleasure.
Hi man love your work can you teach me how to play this song
Thanks! Which song?
Thanks.
My pleasure. 🙏
Why wasn't bass taught using these ideas back in my youth? It would have been so helpful.My teacher was "Mel Bay," ad nauseam.No disrespect to Mel,I still have the books.BTW I find myself going back time and again to these lessons,so good.
Nice
What model/year of Ibanez?
1982 Ibanez Roadster with DiMarzio DP126 pickups
will I have intonation issues if I install a shorter neck on my 34 inch bass
No idea! Maybe…
At the risk of being nit picky, if the 7th isn't present, it's not a 9th.
That R-5-2 shape is a sus2 chord and honestly sounds like it by itself.
If the guitar is playing the 7th (and the 3), then it'll sound like a 9.
This was made a long time ago so I honestly have no idea which bit you’re referring to! An add9 chord doesn’t ‘need’ a 7th but, of course, you can make all kinds of voicings with different names.
Ibanez RS924 Roadstar II🔥👍
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Muito bom mesmo
Easy decision to subscribe to you!
Thank you, Mikel!
Can you provide a link to the download of your opening riff? Can't find it.
The link is in the description but here it is: onlinebasscourses.com/bass-line-creation/7-patterns-for-incredible-bass-lines/. The opening riff is quite improvised so there’s no exact transcription for it.
@@OnlineBassCourses Thank you. I did see this link. Guess I was looking for something different - written out on music staffs. LOL. I play bass on a keytar (shhh)
@@rickdeblock1648 I can only dream of being able to play keytar! I’m jealous. I have plenty of notated bass lines on my site (ignore the TAB).
@@OnlineBassCourses If you're serious, there is a serious lack of 3 things related to playing bass on a Keytar (or any Keyboard for that matter) either of which could give you an opportunity to expand your offerings if you ever decide to pick up the keytar.
* The first is lessons on how to play bass lines on keys that sound like or at least approximate a bass guitar.
* The second is lessons on cool basslines that are for some reason better or easier to play on keys than with strings (if there is such a thing).
* The third would be the creation of bass sample programs that combine the various sounds a bass can make and that are used in good bass lines into a single relatively complex program to be loaded into the Keytar (some allow this such as the Roland AX-Edge) or a midi sound module. Example: a normal bass sample but if you strike the key faster (velocity) above c4 (or trigger a momentary foot switch), you get a slap sample. Today's technology allows all of this stuff but it requires someone willing to spend the time and (most important) that knows what they're looking for to do it (or someone like me willing to buy it).
I would love to welcome you to the Keytar Bass club (no there isn't one - yet)
@@rickdeblock1648 you should start the club! I think approaching a keyboard instrument with a bass player’s mind is very interesting.
COOL
Now to get my fingers to move around and do whatever I want...
What bass is that? Ibanez something
1982 Ibanez Roadster with DiMarzio DP126 pickups
Sir actually there so many videos there in your channel that i get confused where should I start from like I can't find anything in a structured manner....... Please help
RUclips by its very nature is unstructured. Head to my website - www.onlinebasscourses.com - and click ‘start here’. 👍
@@OnlineBassCourses sir i saw the site but you have actually divided the whole thing into 7 sub categories so which one should I start from or uf you would have to advice someone which one will you suggest to begin with in the curriculum should it be the theory one or the technique Or learning bass line.......?
@@christyjohn5149 please go to ‘start here’: onlinebasscourses.com/free-bass-lessons/. I have no idea what level you are on bass. You could try my free courses. Yes, there are 7 areas I focus on. Pick one and have a look around? Or use the search button to zero in on something you want to learn, or click one of the 7 areas. My beginners course is highly structured but it’s paid. If you watch enough of my free lessons you’ll see very common things I talk about all the time. That’s your structure: the handful of areas that will advance your playing.
@@OnlineBassCourses okkkkkkk I'll start from today
@@christyjohn5149 If you have any questions, message me and I'll point you in the right direction.
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ehh; maybe I though I heard it.