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Wow, free lessons. =) Keep it up!

Thanks for posting these lessons. They’ve been a great help.

Thanks, trying to keep my lessons on the “bassics”.
Look for more soon!!!

i like the explanation of what an arpeggio is

Nice job!! Thanks for your positive addition to the bass community! Kudo’s!!

Thanks Dave! really useful stuff

I wish my bass teacher could have taught this stuff. You make it easier to understand the fret board. Still takes a ton of practice though. Thanks

very very good man keep tham coming please

ive taken classes and read books that were nothing next to this

this has definately helped me understand alot more and the breakdown of the methods used are really simple to keep up with and understand

thanks, keep em coming

Thanks! Great lessons!
Keep up the nice work!

its callled theory…

Thanks great lesson ive been playing bass for a while but never theory and im starting to and this was a good lesson to learn from!

10 minutes to learn
a lifetime to master

Like Poker !!

You look same as my uncle! Nice playing btw!

Thanks so much for posting these. I’ve read/played music all my life (tenor sax – treble clef and only one note at a time to worry about). I thought I understood music, but all this chord stuff brings it to a whole new (and overwhelming!) level.

I’m confused by one thing – The initial Cmaj triad is C-E-G. Why do we switch to C-F-G (I-IV-V) for the rest of the exercises. Why is this not C-E-G as well?

Scale tones are ARABIC#s 1-3-5

ROMAN numerals are chords from that key. I think I was pointing out that the I-IV-V are the most common chords in a key (pop or country that is, in jazz they would be ii-V-I ).

Great musician!
keep up the good work