Love your teaching! This is the gratest recommendation I ever had on YT!
@hawaiianshirtracerКүн бұрын
Love your teaching, and love Victor Wooten. I have his books. My background is Classical and Scottish Folk Music, and I am studying your exercises with great pleasure. Caterpillar is a great idea. You convinced me to use Om Bandana Two Bandana. Om is the sound of one hand clapping!
@user-bv2mt2gr1kКүн бұрын
This is just amazing.
@mphillips35Күн бұрын
sittin and watchin! wicked
@Oscar1999-n8qКүн бұрын
Luv ur tutorial Don just wondering where can l get ur backing track from?
@TheTrueforeigner2 күн бұрын
Thank you Don! these are the greatest time in humanity, to learn the greats from a great teacher. You have added to revolutionising my abilities. One Love
@Neil-qf6df3 күн бұрын
You and reggae bass are a partnership, i wish i was half as good as you Don.
@thomarnold275 күн бұрын
Thank you Sir. Just picked up my first bass just over a week ago and found your channel. First reggae riddim i ever heard as a 13 yo boy had me hooked and changed how I listen to music forever. Looking forward to the journey recreating the infectious grooves with your help 🤙
@stumpymurff98245 күн бұрын
The hardest & sweetest bass line is Love is not gamble by the Techniques.A treasure isle records classic.Big Up!to Jackie Jackson 🇯🇲❤
@mphillips356 күн бұрын
Amazing!
@noblefrost9 күн бұрын
tHIS IS FANTASIC! mY TOP 3 to learn>>> The answer,Locust aka 54-46,Nanny goat.Thank you for this Subbed!
@user-we1to9mx2i9 күн бұрын
Roots Radics Freelance vinyl
@Richard_ok11 күн бұрын
Good job brother, Could you tell me who sings the song we are in the moond. This bassline sequence is cool
@MrRichardcrowe13 күн бұрын
Awesome lesson, Don. I learned a lot from this. Thank you for taking the time to spread the knowledge.
@paolonovaro18714 күн бұрын
I miss and love Basspeare. Humble greatest basso player
@thomasgoodman384114 күн бұрын
MMMMM! I love coffee! Will certainly buy you a coffee and if you're in NYC, I'll treat you to coffee and Jamaican food. But please, I can tell it's slow (probably around 60 or less bpm), what are the tempos for these examples? Thank you.
@ghengiscohen385815 күн бұрын
Not many people know this but Donstrumental is a contraction of Dope Instrumental. You are welcome
@Lultschful17 күн бұрын
Late to the party, here. I play with a plectrum (which probably enrages purists). To get a good round, heavy tone, I play near the bridge and palm mute a bit. Also there's a bit of a habit to get with the plectrum, using a moderately thick one (0.80mm tortex for me), and holding it a little bit loose between the fingers to soften the attack.
@ndill159718 күн бұрын
Abyssinians- Declaration of Rights Thanks Don for your contribution! This is great stuff
@jpkalndr18 күн бұрын
A drummer buddy of mine sent me this since reggae has always eluded me. Conceptually I've always understood the role of the bass in the genre but the way break down making a line in this one has finally made it start to click for me, definitely diving deep into anything else you've got now!
@moogwiller18 күн бұрын
Hello ! good job ! i'm a fan, i'm a subscriber. have you heard the sly and robbie album recorded for a french singer in 1979? The bass created is excellent...good listening. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ooN8l9BvhdHMf5s.htmlsi=YkhI3HcFkILypHD5 and a second album was released in 1981 by the same artist . kzread.info/dash/bejne/pKNnvMhrdbnQqLw.htmlsi=QpCaGJmlDLz2md9z
@DW-oj6yu21 күн бұрын
The way Robbie comes in one beat later than Flabba has such a huge impact on feel. Both are excellent, but what a difference one beat of space can make.
@jahnkonoo21 күн бұрын
BABYLON BY BUS: My favourite Bob Marley Album.
@eliabaioni928222 күн бұрын
Some serious teachings man, thanks 👌
@danthsmith26 күн бұрын
As an elderly white guy not brought up ion this stuff but learning a bit of bass to go along with my guitar stuff your lessons are terrific. Thanks Don
@Neil-qf6df26 күн бұрын
Gotta say number 2 is my fav, can really bounce that along.
@Neil-qf6df28 күн бұрын
Hi Don, the music is fine but your audio from the mic when you are talking is very quiet, i have noticed this on a lot of your vids.....just letting you know.
@Neil-qf6df28 күн бұрын
This is the best Reggae channel on youtube i can find...thankyou for your time Don.
@warriorking704629 күн бұрын
Good teaching Don. Thank you
@Neil-qf6dfАй бұрын
You are the best reggae teacher bar none...thankyou so much for the lessons.
@Neil-qf6dfАй бұрын
So all the bass lines can be played along to the same backing track?
@donstrumental890515 күн бұрын
Not quite, these are specific popular reggae bass lines.
@rasamerlock4042Ай бұрын
Powerful video. Give Thanks.
@rasamerlock4042Ай бұрын
So nice I have to comment twice . Artie Bella riddim is one of the must know, skylarking inna the mix too though; so many champion stone riddims though . Raspex maximum King Don.
@rasamerlock4042Ай бұрын
Big ups Don!!!!
@Neil-qf6dfАй бұрын
A very enjoyable lesson, thankyou....just gotta get my timing better now.
@donstrumental890515 күн бұрын
To fix your timing try to focus on the rhythm and not the notes. Most important thing is rhythm. I have a course coming soon so keep an eye out.
@Neil-qf6df15 күн бұрын
@@donstrumental8905 ok Thanks Don :-)
@KannabisKowboyzАй бұрын
Caterpillar or Bunny Wailer?
@librareggaeАй бұрын
He created some of the most memorable basslines. 🔥🔥🔥
@samsonwoods5448Ай бұрын
Yo Don, where's the Antroid phone cases???????
@samsonwoods5448Ай бұрын
Yo Don, where's the Antroid Phone phone cases???????
@donstrumental890515 күн бұрын
Mmm, I didn’t think about android. I’ll look into it.
@prenomnom2959Ай бұрын
welcome back Don❤
@candlemcstick4024Ай бұрын
UB40 was so recognizable. I don't play any instrument well, jus a bit, but bass is one of my favourites especially reggae basslines. I found basslines of Gregory Isaac's music so very recognizable and i love it!
@mickyrhythmvendorАй бұрын
bro, do you use a DI box when recording? if so what one?
@donstrumental890515 күн бұрын
It depends on where I’m recording. I’m not fussed on which brand. I have recorded with D.I, sometimes straight out of the amp head D.I, sometimes straight into the audio interface. Not something that I focus on too much.
@BadBadChadАй бұрын
Superb.
@BadBadChadАй бұрын
Great lesson. So informative. Love your straight forward teaching style.
@pauldub67Ай бұрын
Very enjoyable lesson, hope you have more improvement grooves for us
@steveachelisАй бұрын
I just bought a shirt to support your channel. I hope they pass on a reasonable slice to you!
@Capitan_ChaosАй бұрын
I play metal but got a soft spot for reggae bass and I can’t play it to save my life. Maybe one day.
@ankerstang1878Ай бұрын
The first time you heard about reggae was with the vocal trio The Abbysinnans og Burning Spear in 1976-79 i still think that they make the best Reggae ever. Greetings from Denmark
@neilgibbons2532Ай бұрын
You can get that distortion by turning up the volume,n playing the strings harder
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Love your teaching! This is the gratest recommendation I ever had on YT!
Love your teaching, and love Victor Wooten. I have his books. My background is Classical and Scottish Folk Music, and I am studying your exercises with great pleasure. Caterpillar is a great idea. You convinced me to use Om Bandana Two Bandana. Om is the sound of one hand clapping!
This is just amazing.
sittin and watchin! wicked
Luv ur tutorial Don just wondering where can l get ur backing track from?
Thank you Don! these are the greatest time in humanity, to learn the greats from a great teacher. You have added to revolutionising my abilities. One Love
You and reggae bass are a partnership, i wish i was half as good as you Don.
Thank you Sir. Just picked up my first bass just over a week ago and found your channel. First reggae riddim i ever heard as a 13 yo boy had me hooked and changed how I listen to music forever. Looking forward to the journey recreating the infectious grooves with your help 🤙
The hardest & sweetest bass line is Love is not gamble by the Techniques.A treasure isle records classic.Big Up!to Jackie Jackson 🇯🇲❤
Amazing!
tHIS IS FANTASIC! mY TOP 3 to learn>>> The answer,Locust aka 54-46,Nanny goat.Thank you for this Subbed!
Roots Radics Freelance vinyl
Good job brother, Could you tell me who sings the song we are in the moond. This bassline sequence is cool
Awesome lesson, Don. I learned a lot from this. Thank you for taking the time to spread the knowledge.
I miss and love Basspeare. Humble greatest basso player
MMMMM! I love coffee! Will certainly buy you a coffee and if you're in NYC, I'll treat you to coffee and Jamaican food. But please, I can tell it's slow (probably around 60 or less bpm), what are the tempos for these examples? Thank you.
Not many people know this but Donstrumental is a contraction of Dope Instrumental. You are welcome
Late to the party, here. I play with a plectrum (which probably enrages purists). To get a good round, heavy tone, I play near the bridge and palm mute a bit. Also there's a bit of a habit to get with the plectrum, using a moderately thick one (0.80mm tortex for me), and holding it a little bit loose between the fingers to soften the attack.
Abyssinians- Declaration of Rights Thanks Don for your contribution! This is great stuff
A drummer buddy of mine sent me this since reggae has always eluded me. Conceptually I've always understood the role of the bass in the genre but the way break down making a line in this one has finally made it start to click for me, definitely diving deep into anything else you've got now!
Hello ! good job ! i'm a fan, i'm a subscriber. have you heard the sly and robbie album recorded for a french singer in 1979? The bass created is excellent...good listening. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ooN8l9BvhdHMf5s.htmlsi=YkhI3HcFkILypHD5 and a second album was released in 1981 by the same artist . kzread.info/dash/bejne/pKNnvMhrdbnQqLw.htmlsi=QpCaGJmlDLz2md9z
The way Robbie comes in one beat later than Flabba has such a huge impact on feel. Both are excellent, but what a difference one beat of space can make.
BABYLON BY BUS: My favourite Bob Marley Album.
Some serious teachings man, thanks 👌
As an elderly white guy not brought up ion this stuff but learning a bit of bass to go along with my guitar stuff your lessons are terrific. Thanks Don
Gotta say number 2 is my fav, can really bounce that along.
Hi Don, the music is fine but your audio from the mic when you are talking is very quiet, i have noticed this on a lot of your vids.....just letting you know.
This is the best Reggae channel on youtube i can find...thankyou for your time Don.
Good teaching Don. Thank you
You are the best reggae teacher bar none...thankyou so much for the lessons.
So all the bass lines can be played along to the same backing track?
Not quite, these are specific popular reggae bass lines.
Powerful video. Give Thanks.
So nice I have to comment twice . Artie Bella riddim is one of the must know, skylarking inna the mix too though; so many champion stone riddims though . Raspex maximum King Don.
Big ups Don!!!!
A very enjoyable lesson, thankyou....just gotta get my timing better now.
To fix your timing try to focus on the rhythm and not the notes. Most important thing is rhythm. I have a course coming soon so keep an eye out.
@@donstrumental8905 ok Thanks Don :-)
Caterpillar or Bunny Wailer?
He created some of the most memorable basslines. 🔥🔥🔥
Yo Don, where's the Antroid phone cases???????
Yo Don, where's the Antroid Phone phone cases???????
Mmm, I didn’t think about android. I’ll look into it.
welcome back Don❤
UB40 was so recognizable. I don't play any instrument well, jus a bit, but bass is one of my favourites especially reggae basslines. I found basslines of Gregory Isaac's music so very recognizable and i love it!
bro, do you use a DI box when recording? if so what one?
It depends on where I’m recording. I’m not fussed on which brand. I have recorded with D.I, sometimes straight out of the amp head D.I, sometimes straight into the audio interface. Not something that I focus on too much.
Superb.
Great lesson. So informative. Love your straight forward teaching style.
Very enjoyable lesson, hope you have more improvement grooves for us
I just bought a shirt to support your channel. I hope they pass on a reasonable slice to you!
I play metal but got a soft spot for reggae bass and I can’t play it to save my life. Maybe one day.
The first time you heard about reggae was with the vocal trio The Abbysinnans og Burning Spear in 1976-79 i still think that they make the best Reggae ever. Greetings from Denmark
You can get that distortion by turning up the volume,n playing the strings harder
I don’t think so.
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