How to explain in less than 8 minutes what my (bad) bass teacher was never capable to do in 10 months! Thanks!.

@elijahejz3585

4 жыл бұрын

same thing

@blue5913

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why I thought of continue learning by myself

You're amazing. No telling about your personal life, making jokes, useless intros and do this and that. Just straight to the point. Thank you so much

@Carlos-ln8fd

10 ай бұрын

Lol what's wrong with jokes

I'm a visual person with little musical talent but enjoy performing stuff with my bass. Whenever I'm thinking of basslines, I think 'em in patterns on my fretboard. So this was INCREDIBLY helpful.

@illburnmybread2897

2 жыл бұрын

So i'm not the only one : D

@jvtrey2nine5

2 ай бұрын

Just learned Bass for a month now. I thought I was the only one who prefers patterns 😊

The best 7 mins of any bass teaching video ever!!!!

This lesson just gives me the idea that dont stick to the scales all the time.. try to play outside of the scales sometimes to get different groves.. Bassist have so much creativity freedom depending on the songs..

Finally! found the perfect explanation why we need scales and modes.

this video is very underrated.. thank you so much!

Thank you for your work. You deserve many many thousands of more subscribers.

The efficiency of this video is off the charts. Seriously - I know how to improvise now and been dying to see something this comprehensive!! Bravo!!

This was the most helpful video I've ever watched about this subject

This is incredible. The visuals, how concise it is, everything. I feel so many bassist teachers are either show-y or shame you for what you don't know. Thank you so much

This single handedly solved all my issues with chords scales and improv. All the theory stuff got my brand all twisted around itself but literally just watchjnf this video i was able to jam out and have a half decent sounding bass line for the first time ever. Bless you, you are my saviour. The only thing holdinf me back now is drilling it into my muscle memory

@tedbogan6099

9 ай бұрын

Improvising is more about feel, you’re expressing your rhythmic feel of the song, all you need to do is know where every note is and your chords, after that you don’t need a video like this! Man don’t you know how many self taught bassist have had hit records! Juna Serita the Japanese bassist is self taught, in her video it took her 2yrs. There’s another white female that’s self taught but so good that she’s sponsee by Carvin, Music Man, and Fender, along with other companies! The most horrible experiences I’ve ever had was playing bass for mechanical guitarist- all text book but had no feel for any music, their sound was flat and empty despite knowing what chords to play! Just learn your fretboard and chords, then improvise with what you’re feeling from the song you’re playing and how you vibe with the rest of the band- the great John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin was classically trained for bass and piano but he said he threw all that out the window and learned to play by feel!

@corvuscolbrand

9 ай бұрын

@@tedbogan6099 the rant feels a bit unecessary. I am mostly self taught, the only thing I've ever needed to look up was improv. Because the thing is that I simply can't comprehend what notes are where or what keys or chords I'm playing in. I'm like dyslexic for music it doesn't click no matter what. Nothing I've been done has been mechanical or by the books any professional who'd look at how I'd play could probably tell me a thousand ways I'm being inefficient but that doesn't matter cause my way works for me. But I can't do improv on my own, coming up with rhythms in my head, that idea of "feeling the music", knowing what notes to play in what keys, it doesn't click in my head no matter what. Same with playing by ear and same with sheet music it just doesn't work for me. And that's fine. Because I know what does. Instead of lecturing people online who found something that works for them, why not take time to understand that some people simply are gifted with music and some aren't. And for those who aren't these types of videos and help are necessary to deepening their understanding of playing. Because not everyone is the same and for some people they just need to go about it in a different way

@corvuscolbrand

9 ай бұрын

@@tedbogan6099 your entire comment is basically going "hey I know you found something that works for you but fuck you here's a list of a bunch of skilled people who did it differently and I think that way is better so do that". And I don't think you understand exactly how condescending you're being. Also, I'm gonna assume you think I'm new to bass. I've been playing bass for 6-7 years, I also took music as my major for 7 years prior. And yet despite all of that neither "feeling" the music or classical learning has helped me.

Your channel and teaching method is underrated and undervalued. Thanks to this video, I know what professional bassist are thinking about during a live performance. I now know what to work towards to get to there eventually, thanks to you. Keep up the great work you do here on this channel, you are inspiring many aspiring musicians like myself! 😚

Perfect explanation. Thank you Sanne!

You're such an excellent teacher!

Very concise and understandable, while still being highly informative. Outstanding lesson !

That's what I was looking for. Quick, useful tips how make bass lines betters. Thanks a lot!

Useful video, keep up the good work Sanne!

I'm speechless. Can't wait until I can take some time off just to be able to try this out. Thanks very much for your step-by-step guide!!

One of the best lessons explained yet! Thank you really great!

As a beginner bassist, this is a fantastic resource! Thank you @Sanne!

Very good lessons - you have given me new ways to approach the bass guitar. Thanks

This is brilliant, and so concise. Thank you, Sanne...i've subscribed!

How could i not find this video before?? You are amazing

wow this is so incredibly helpful and clear - you are an amazing teacher! thanks for sharing your talent.

This has helped me more than most bass videos on KZread thank you soo soo much. 👍👍👍

Flexible tutorial. Thanks !

That was great ! Much better than all the other youtubers that are just show off

This helped me so much on finding places for fills and bass licks. Thanks so much for the tutorial, very useful!

THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!!!!!

This was great. Thank you.

This is bloody amazing thank you!!

Thanks this is what I'm looking for a long time...

Great video, just a view to learn, amazing job

This is by far the best video I've seen on the subject. Congrats and thanks, Sanne.

@SanneVerbogt

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me know. It's great to hear that it's helpful!

Very cool! Love your tutorial! Gros merci du Québec! :)

Best explanation ever!

You make such amazing videos!! I can’t thank you enough for how much you have helped my bass playing!!💠💠💠

@SanneVerbogt

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for letting me know! Happy to help!

Absolutely fantastic video! Thanks for posting this. I'm going to go work this

tgis is exactly what i needed to lear THANKYOU SO MUCH I AM 10 YEAR OLD AD IT IS SO CLEAR AAAA

omg this video just change my life,This is what i needed thx a lot

Thanks this is very helpful i'm new in Bass! Two thumbs up!

The imrov on the 8th step was pretty cool. But I think one more step could be included - Articulation. You can articulate the same notes in different ways. You could add hammer-ons and pull-offs, slides, slaps n pops, tapping, harmonics, ghost notes, etc. to make your improvisation sound even better using the same notes and rhythm. It also gives it character.

@SanneVerbogt

Ай бұрын

You're completely right! Also dynamics, build ups, repetition etc. will make the improvisation come to life. In this video I focus on the music theoretical part. This overview is just a starting point. There's definitely so much more to add!

@rihamission487

Ай бұрын

@@SanneVerbogt Totally agree! You are a great teacher.

Thank you! It's so helpful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Ty, it's help me for understanding how to improve playing bass

this is the best guide i ever see

this is awesome, so glad i found this

I was having an off day, then I watched this. I’m ready for tomorrow

Wow you just added more knolegde to my learning....thank you my friend and teacher....wow...I”m totally impressed with your simple way to learn. . . . . Wow🤪

Great video. Thank You

You’re terrific, thank you.

love your voice, thank you.

wow very informative teaching😍 please keep on sharing your knowledge 🙏🏽

Great video!

Omg thanks a lot, I was looking for something like this.

Fantastic !!!

I love your tutorial. it's very helpful really i love it

Wow this is amazing. Thank you for your excellent way of teaching. Many bass channels I have found don’t get right to the point like this. Very good. Keep it up!

@SanneVerbogt

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, great to hear that this approach works!

@funkappreciationsociety620

5 жыл бұрын

I will be signing up for the SV course soon 👍🏽

@SanneVerbogt

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Hope you like it!

love this

This video is gold

Super goed! Bedankt! Groeten uit Florida, USA

This saved my life

I think you just compressed everything I'm learning in my jazz improv book into something that took less than 8 minutes.

Fantastic explanation

Simply amazing, I am in love with you!

Thank you bass soul

I love your tutorial. it's very helpful. make another bass tutorial please :) and thanks anyway

EXCELLENT Thank you Thank you

I told someone that I am learning to improvise bass lines, and he said it's "lead bass", and it's too busy, keep it simple. But improvising is as simple as playing the root note with a clever rhythm. If you have the talent, and knowledge you can make a simple root note sound great by improvising the rhythm.

wow this was great thank you so much

Wow i love this video and your beautiful voice, expecting to do more videos on advanced guitar improvisation also

@SanneVerbogt

3 жыл бұрын

i'll probably stick to the bass :)

@swaroov9236

3 жыл бұрын

@@SanneVerbogt okay will go for the bass instead

This is easily the BEST explanation of moving around the fretboard that I have seen! Your channel deserves 100x more subscribers. Please make more explanation videos in the format. Cheers!

yes you will mack it one day god will bless you because you do very good thing here and I want to play like you my good friend

Super super bass lady, hyvää oppimateriaalia, kiitos thanks

I’d played for nearly thirty years and was continually frustrated because I knew a lot of songs, but I didn’t understand the fretboard. This is exciting and I cannot wait to get back on the practice work to develop bass theory.

Thanks!

So useful... thanks...

thank you!!!

this. is. perfect.

Thant you!🤗

Thank you so much!!!!!!!

@SanneVerbogt

6 жыл бұрын

Very welcome!

nice...very nice...

Gold mine!!

wtf this tutorial is amazing

Thank you! Wonderful explanation, where’s my Bass?

🔥🔥🔥

Thanks 😘😘

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I like and I subscribe directly

❤

genia!

I came for the lesson but stopped for the accent. Heel goed! Dankjewel.

0:16 To improvise your own chord progression (or root note progression) to go with a specific song melody, play notes of the song melody as notes 1, 3, or 5 of the basic chord.

@SanneVerbogt

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's step 1 - 4 here. :)

@allanjeong

2 жыл бұрын

@@SanneVerbogt My apologies. I meant to describe how to improvise a chord progression (and root notes) to go with a specific song melody as step 1 in your video (instead of choosing any random chord progression that may or may not go with the song melody that you would like to accompany with a bass line).

@SanneVerbogt

2 жыл бұрын

@@allanjeong Aha, yes that's a different case!

Great lesson! Just wish the number and letters were located ON the strings😀

@SanneVerbogt

3 жыл бұрын

it's drawn as a fretboard without strings (so there's no line over the numbers/letters) but that might be a bit confusing indeed..

Here you can find the transcription of the bass lines in the video: www.sanneverbogt.nl/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/SV-Method-video-improvise-bass-lines1.pdf

I discovered this video on Worship Fixer Formula - there plenty more good videos there that may help you

Do you have pdf for diagrams used in the video?

@SanneVerbogt

3 жыл бұрын

you can find it (and more) on SV Method: www.svmethod.com/en/hoofdstuk-1-2/intervallen-op-de-hals/bass-guitar/text/ If you would like a pdf, send an email to info@svmethod.com.

@viclobocga2615

3 жыл бұрын

@@SanneVerbogt Thanks, I have learnt a lot from your TT lessons I will email you for pdf.

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