How bruce played some of these lines and sung harmonies i dont know...for me it's an up stroke for the B just seems to flow and sound clearer (my hammer ons are particularly weak though)
@mrsteel25015 сағат бұрын
Hey Mark, I know you don't typically do death metal songs, but would you be able to give a tutorial on how to play Together As One - Death. The intro I've found incredibly difficult to play fingerstyle as Steve DiGiorgio does and I can't seem to get the groove and sound down for the rest of it.
@MauriceBoone-jm2xu18 сағат бұрын
Smh
@benmeier519919 сағат бұрын
Carol would disapprove of how the metronome is being used
@telecasterbear20 сағат бұрын
A band mate just swapped to me a highway one jazz for a guild B301A that i wasnt a fan of. I am selling the jazz and just sticking with my 1968 telecaster bass. I love a beefy neck.
@YWHsDaughter21 сағат бұрын
57 yo newbie. Love your channel.
@brentolsenthanksformaking2528Күн бұрын
I'm perfectly happy with round wounds😅
@jamesdcarroll1Күн бұрын
I sweat at @2:35 he was about to play Smoke on the Water.
@robertstepan7099Күн бұрын
Very good tutorial, excellently explained. Thank you very much for help.❤👍
@dominickervelli938Күн бұрын
Like the background
@rushkiss2012Күн бұрын
Hi Mark , great video , I was wondering if it would be possible to highlight the note you are playing, I tend to get lost due not hearing you say the note or when I look back at my fretboard then back at the TV?
@AlexGeek2 күн бұрын
Måneskin did a version of this one
@dovleac2 күн бұрын
Had to figure it out on my own, but I do appreciate this video! Almost covered it before watching but I think I'll practice this first! I'd also like to hear the pre-chorus and pre-solo.
@lloydzarathoustra2 күн бұрын
I'm a huge Mr. Bungle fan. Trevor Dunn is an incredible bass player, he is very eclectic and can play anything, from Jazz to Metal, from John Zorn to Fantômas. Each Guy in Mr. Bungle is so good and talented!
@colinbradford26712 күн бұрын
Late to the party but I love your energy.
@annak292 күн бұрын
Great teaching, your form is perfect! Thank you 🎉😎😇🐯. Could you possibly do the other song sections?
@cezaralopes2 күн бұрын
I’ve watched your lesson a couple of months ago and I didn’t know how to start doing this. Coming back now and feeling comfortable to try it after huge help from you and other generous bass players. Thanks for sharing
@Foiarty2 күн бұрын
grazie 👍👍👍👍
@jarthurk3 күн бұрын
This was an excellent lesson, but I was distracted by how good that bass sounds!!
@flormarinaleondiaz3043 күн бұрын
amazing intro line bass
@slplezz3 күн бұрын
is there a way to find the song playing when he plays
@kasimsultonfan3 күн бұрын
So much of his stuff is driven by that open E.
@AStarkofWinterfell243 күн бұрын
How is Billie Jean not on here
@LeanG99233 күн бұрын
I’m still dying for you to do a Mudvayne Dig cover
@headly213 күн бұрын
The minute I saw the headline, even before I played the video my first thought was the intro to Turn the Page.😅
@jedrusnowak33173 күн бұрын
how low are your strings?
@roguefable61024 күн бұрын
my mom forced me into band, and my music teacher mainly taught the flutes and stuff and not the bassistes, at this point im gonna self teach and this looks like a cool start! cant wait to start trying to figure out music
@Mikael-ij3gi4 күн бұрын
I didn't see the app in playstore
@pepefiletto48514 күн бұрын
Is there a pdf of the etude somewhere on this page? I can't seem to see it here... maybe I'm just missing it.
@igooog4 күн бұрын
This was the first drill my old instructor had me do, every lesson for the first 2 months was opening with this and some arpeggio work. Best part of that was the fact that the same shifts apply to almost any key, with few exceptions. Great way to learn your way around.
@e.conwaybryansr.86264 күн бұрын
Thanks a million Mark. I’ve learned so much from your videos. But, I’m finally taking my bass playing to a serious direction and signing-up for your classes via online modules. Rather than just play music, I want to understand it- I cannot afford lessons to attend a Conservatory, or renown music school, etc; but I’ve decided I can still improve greatly…it’s on me to get done. Hope to transfer what I learn to six string bass so I can do my own music. Peace, my Brother. Stay well.
@bobgreen81425 күн бұрын
Yes! The Rumble 40 is ideal for home practise. Everything set flat, maybe roll the bass off to about 11 o'clock for my bass (Mustang with flats).
@mohiki695 күн бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏽 Amazingly explained! Not many good musicians can do that! 🤗
@jesseserna84245 күн бұрын
I was 10 when I see this movie at the theater(1975) now I’m trying to learn to play bass guitar..thanks for the lessons 🙌🏼🎸
@johnpick83365 күн бұрын
Fabulous lesson. Thank you Sir !
@jesseserna84245 күн бұрын
Led Zeppelin turned me from country and western to Rock around late 70s,now at 58 I’m trying learn bass guitar 🎸 thanks for the lessons from Oklahoma USA 🇺🇸
@igooog5 күн бұрын
Not surprised to hear Beggs is responsible for this
@caqueto33475 күн бұрын
Hi, can explain somebody why Marc says that the there is a V to I resolution (minute 17") if we are going from C to F so I would think this is I to IV rather than V to I. ??
@talkingbasslessons5 күн бұрын
C is the fifth degree of F. It’s a V to I resolution to F. Then F becomes V of Bb etc.
I said alone and quietly smile It sounds like 2112
@fremontvideos32366 күн бұрын
The root on the top is called the octave Hello Malcolm When I was younger I went to music school, and I tore apart my music theory book. I like it when you say that these are B chords, because when I was analyzing the counterparts album back in the 2000s the same thing came up. Whereas the music publishers got it wrong. Feel free to click on my icon and watch some of the videos that I posted, these are all top of the notch professionals in Las Vegas Nevada performing cover songs.
@tombstone42906 күн бұрын
1 week of bass practice - 40-80bpm 2 weeks of bass practice 100bpm 3 weeks - 120bpm A month - 140bpm LIKE A BOSS!!!
@calciferblack24094 күн бұрын
First song I ever learned on bass, though the tab was a little off. \m/
@antoniopizarro76706 күн бұрын
Pls comment some day on the grief suffered by us mere mortals should we dare try such a bass line in most bands: "Too busy! Too much! Shut up and play the root! What, are you the lead bassist?"
@kbraker5106 күн бұрын
I have a MIM RW Flea Jazz. It’s as close to a vintage stack knob as I’ll ever get. Yea, the RW look is t everyone’s favorite and this one is a bit manufactured looking. But I got one with a stable neck and great pickups …… Love it .
@jupitor9196 күн бұрын
Thanks for a super fun lesson.
@DanCourtemanche6 күн бұрын
As a beginner in the literal meaning of the term, not a beginner from another instrument, not a beginner who has learned the basics, but a true beginner, I find it a huge barrier that every bass teacher for beginners chooses songs that are too hard, or that only have an easy riff, but the rest of the song is impossible for a true beginner. Can we please start with a song which is slow and easy from beginning to end? Beginners need enough time to get their hands and fingers in position, figure out muting, play along in time and pick the stirngs properly. That is a ton to keep track of. A song please, that's slow, easy, just quarter notes, beginning to end. Not just riffs, not just intros, but a recognizable song easy enough that you could put a bass in the hands of someone who has never played an instrument, and can play along. I hope you take this to heart Mark.
@BassGuyRy6 күн бұрын
The algorythm hasn't let me down. This is exactly what i wanted.
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How bruce played some of these lines and sung harmonies i dont know...for me it's an up stroke for the B just seems to flow and sound clearer (my hammer ons are particularly weak though)
Hey Mark, I know you don't typically do death metal songs, but would you be able to give a tutorial on how to play Together As One - Death. The intro I've found incredibly difficult to play fingerstyle as Steve DiGiorgio does and I can't seem to get the groove and sound down for the rest of it.
Smh
Carol would disapprove of how the metronome is being used
A band mate just swapped to me a highway one jazz for a guild B301A that i wasnt a fan of. I am selling the jazz and just sticking with my 1968 telecaster bass. I love a beefy neck.
57 yo newbie. Love your channel.
I'm perfectly happy with round wounds😅
I sweat at @2:35 he was about to play Smoke on the Water.
Very good tutorial, excellently explained. Thank you very much for help.❤👍
Like the background
Hi Mark , great video , I was wondering if it would be possible to highlight the note you are playing, I tend to get lost due not hearing you say the note or when I look back at my fretboard then back at the TV?
Måneskin did a version of this one
Had to figure it out on my own, but I do appreciate this video! Almost covered it before watching but I think I'll practice this first! I'd also like to hear the pre-chorus and pre-solo.
I'm a huge Mr. Bungle fan. Trevor Dunn is an incredible bass player, he is very eclectic and can play anything, from Jazz to Metal, from John Zorn to Fantômas. Each Guy in Mr. Bungle is so good and talented!
Late to the party but I love your energy.
Great teaching, your form is perfect! Thank you 🎉😎😇🐯. Could you possibly do the other song sections?
I’ve watched your lesson a couple of months ago and I didn’t know how to start doing this. Coming back now and feeling comfortable to try it after huge help from you and other generous bass players. Thanks for sharing
grazie 👍👍👍👍
This was an excellent lesson, but I was distracted by how good that bass sounds!!
amazing intro line bass
is there a way to find the song playing when he plays
So much of his stuff is driven by that open E.
How is Billie Jean not on here
I’m still dying for you to do a Mudvayne Dig cover
The minute I saw the headline, even before I played the video my first thought was the intro to Turn the Page.😅
how low are your strings?
my mom forced me into band, and my music teacher mainly taught the flutes and stuff and not the bassistes, at this point im gonna self teach and this looks like a cool start! cant wait to start trying to figure out music
I didn't see the app in playstore
Is there a pdf of the etude somewhere on this page? I can't seem to see it here... maybe I'm just missing it.
This was the first drill my old instructor had me do, every lesson for the first 2 months was opening with this and some arpeggio work. Best part of that was the fact that the same shifts apply to almost any key, with few exceptions. Great way to learn your way around.
Thanks a million Mark. I’ve learned so much from your videos. But, I’m finally taking my bass playing to a serious direction and signing-up for your classes via online modules. Rather than just play music, I want to understand it- I cannot afford lessons to attend a Conservatory, or renown music school, etc; but I’ve decided I can still improve greatly…it’s on me to get done. Hope to transfer what I learn to six string bass so I can do my own music. Peace, my Brother. Stay well.
Yes! The Rumble 40 is ideal for home practise. Everything set flat, maybe roll the bass off to about 11 o'clock for my bass (Mustang with flats).
Thank you 🙏🏽 Amazingly explained! Not many good musicians can do that! 🤗
I was 10 when I see this movie at the theater(1975) now I’m trying to learn to play bass guitar..thanks for the lessons 🙌🏼🎸
Fabulous lesson. Thank you Sir !
Led Zeppelin turned me from country and western to Rock around late 70s,now at 58 I’m trying learn bass guitar 🎸 thanks for the lessons from Oklahoma USA 🇺🇸
Not surprised to hear Beggs is responsible for this
Hi, can explain somebody why Marc says that the there is a V to I resolution (minute 17") if we are going from C to F so I would think this is I to IV rather than V to I. ??
C is the fifth degree of F. It’s a V to I resolution to F. Then F becomes V of Bb etc.
#12_WasShoppinBassGuitars_Reviewer_ref_This_band_Duo_ThisVideoExplainsAllThereReallySeems_WattsNext🧐
7:56 I can't even pluck that fast lmao.
10:50 95bpm practice button
I said alone and quietly smile It sounds like 2112
The root on the top is called the octave Hello Malcolm When I was younger I went to music school, and I tore apart my music theory book. I like it when you say that these are B chords, because when I was analyzing the counterparts album back in the 2000s the same thing came up. Whereas the music publishers got it wrong. Feel free to click on my icon and watch some of the videos that I posted, these are all top of the notch professionals in Las Vegas Nevada performing cover songs.
1 week of bass practice - 40-80bpm 2 weeks of bass practice 100bpm 3 weeks - 120bpm A month - 140bpm LIKE A BOSS!!!
First song I ever learned on bass, though the tab was a little off. \m/
Pls comment some day on the grief suffered by us mere mortals should we dare try such a bass line in most bands: "Too busy! Too much! Shut up and play the root! What, are you the lead bassist?"
I have a MIM RW Flea Jazz. It’s as close to a vintage stack knob as I’ll ever get. Yea, the RW look is t everyone’s favorite and this one is a bit manufactured looking. But I got one with a stable neck and great pickups …… Love it .
Thanks for a super fun lesson.
As a beginner in the literal meaning of the term, not a beginner from another instrument, not a beginner who has learned the basics, but a true beginner, I find it a huge barrier that every bass teacher for beginners chooses songs that are too hard, or that only have an easy riff, but the rest of the song is impossible for a true beginner. Can we please start with a song which is slow and easy from beginning to end? Beginners need enough time to get their hands and fingers in position, figure out muting, play along in time and pick the stirngs properly. That is a ton to keep track of. A song please, that's slow, easy, just quarter notes, beginning to end. Not just riffs, not just intros, but a recognizable song easy enough that you could put a bass in the hands of someone who has never played an instrument, and can play along. I hope you take this to heart Mark.
The algorythm hasn't let me down. This is exactly what i wanted.
This is extremely helpful and very concise