Love the nick nacks to apply to different scales and arpeggios helps show and give better understanding I’m beginning to sound more like a rhythm bass player feeling confident about being able to move around on the neck puzzling 🧩 together notes for a better sound it all so has helped me hear these rhythms on radio 📻 Tv 📺 👍
Dan your lessons and approach are amazing! I bought my bass 3 months ago with the intention of playing stoner rock style stuff but after figuring out what kind of bass player I really wanna be I discovered Motown’s James Jamerson and fell completely in love with his style and creativity. This lesson and all your others are doing so much for my progression right now, I can’t thank you enough! 🙌🏻
Sam. Great story and brilliant that you discovered Jamerson. No better bass player to model yourself on in my opinion. Thanks for watching and keep up the playing!
Hi Dan, just wanted to let you know that your the one teacher that explains theory in a way that i can understand, you provide answers to questions that many pass by and help me to "connect the dots " and fill in the missing pieces in what ive learned, thanks
Great video series. As a beginner with just guitar lessons, I have been told I don't interact enough with the drummer and was looking for ideas how to complement the drums. Instead, I'm suddenly into lines, modes and scales lol.
Thanks for watching! All of that stuff PLUS playing well with a drummer will help. That’s mostly about keeping things simple, locking to the kick drum and having good time.
It probably makes a tiny difference but it's so hard to keep everything consistent with one finger (unless you're James Jamerson!). I just use two most of the time.
Dan, thanks for the lesson. Your content and delivery vehicle are outstanding.
Thanks very much Tracy. Let me know if you have any lesson ideas!
Love the nick nacks to apply to different scales and arpeggios helps show and give better understanding I’m beginning to sound more like a rhythm bass player feeling confident about being able to move around on the neck puzzling 🧩 together notes for a better sound it all so has helped me hear these rhythms on radio 📻 Tv 📺 👍
Great work! Keep it up and it’ll only get better and easier.
Good teaching Dan, your explanations makes understanding smooth flowing. Cheers!
Thanks for watching Adrian!
Dan your lessons and approach are amazing! I bought my bass 3 months ago with the intention of playing stoner rock style stuff but after figuring out what kind of bass player I really wanna be I discovered Motown’s James Jamerson and fell completely in love with his style and creativity. This lesson and all your others are doing so much for my progression right now, I can’t thank you enough! 🙌🏻
Sam. Great story and brilliant that you discovered Jamerson. No better bass player to model yourself on in my opinion. Thanks for watching and keep up the playing!
Thank you for your advice master, greetings from Venezuela
You're very welcome! 👊🇻🇪
Thank you online
Great lessons as always! 👍🏾
Thanks Trevor!
You’re awesome, sir! It’s hard enough to just play…let alone imitating somebody else’s style. Bass 🎸
Thanks very much. Hope you got something from the lesson!
Hi Dan, just wanted to let you know that your the one teacher that explains theory in a way that i can understand, you provide answers to questions that many pass by and help me to "connect the dots " and fill in the missing pieces in what ive learned, thanks
That's so kind of you to say and the"connect the dots idea" is exactly what I'm trying to teach.
I'm practicing D man unfortunately I have to in 35degrees right now as my little heater isn't very good.
Thanks this lesson too
Great lesson Dan. I'm a big fan of James Jamerson and the tips regarding playing in the style of the great man is much appreciated.
Cheers, Robert.
Great Bass player , teacher and Human .
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Great, great lesson! I just landed here and I’m glad. This will find its way right into my warmup!
Thanks very much!
Thanks!! Great tips on how to sound more like JJ
Thanks for watching, John.
Great video series. As a beginner with just guitar lessons, I have been told I don't interact enough with the drummer and was looking for ideas how to complement the drums.
Instead, I'm suddenly into lines, modes and scales lol.
Thanks for watching! All of that stuff PLUS playing well with a drummer will help. That’s mostly about keeping things simple, locking to the kick drum and having good time.
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Thank you so much, how can I get the tab for this lesson please
Sorry Xavier. I was making this up as I went so no TAB! Follow the link though for the free backing track and PDF.
are those heart shaped tuner pedals come with the ibanez?
Do you mean tuning pegs/machine heads? Yes.
@@OnlineBassCourses lol yeah,, my mistake. i meant tuning pegs, I was watching a tuner pedal videos too 😑
@@BenD_Bass I did wonder! Maybe I’m out of step with new gear…
Does using one finger actually make a difference to your tone? Ive tried it but it doesn't seem to.
It probably makes a tiny difference but it's so hard to keep everything consistent with one finger (unless you're James Jamerson!). I just use two most of the time.