Practicing Arpeggios on Bass
Different fingering possibilites for arpeggiating a Dominant 7 chord Good for learning the fretboard and get started with walking bass When playing from the root its called “rootposition” From third its called “first inversion” From fifth its called “second inversion” From flatted seventh its called “thirdt inversion”
Just another way to skip up the fretboard..I love it Jaco…oops I mean Marlowe or Thomas or whatever it is you call yourself..can’t wait to look at this more closely later…keep these “long session talking lessons” coming man! We’ve all learned so much from you. You are the greatest teacher! Next stop: Autumn Leaves in all inversions/positions + the overall secret to walking jazz lines! Thanks again Marlowe.
@asifineededaname Anyway, the Beatles (for example, but it’s the case with all great bands it seems) did that to all their instruments (and a lot worse), and the Rickenbackers didn’t fell apart! A bass neck isn’t made out of cardboard, don’t worry.
Tak.
Marlow! You’re getting better and better in delivering content and lessons. I remember the first video you started talking, you were shy!
I salute you and your video!
@asifineededaname It’s not resting against the wall.
nice bass
I have a question. How many basses do you have?
can you teach us some of arabien groove please on 6/8 rythme
I need a P bass.
What is that on the pickups? tape?
@Annonymus121 hahah good one! PLZ MARLOWE, ANSWER THIS ONE!
@vsmcax1007 I’m glad you mention Jaco because he, on his “Modern Electric Bass” video, demonstrates several ways of using arpeggios to move up and down the neck in melodic ways. That video was invaluable in my progress as a bass player. This video is also excellent although sticking to arpeggios for walking bass lines gets boring fast but it is a good starting point.
I have no idea why I never thought of practicing all the different versions of your standard major, minor, dominant arpeggios. Seems like that’d be immensely useful. Thanks Marlowe!
@Annonymus121 The body count right now is about 17 – 18, but some are going soon
I love how in your recent videos, I can hear your voice perfectly, and the amplified bass sound is heard very cleanly. (no clack clack of just the strings)
@MarloweDK going? as in your selling them?
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This was a very useful lesson. Thank you for that.
@MarloweDK Holy crap, I have one.
@MarloweDK Nooo! Keep ‘em.
уххх, еще бы кто переводил на русский…
gotta love the avalon u5…
This is such great information you are sharing, I really like the way you do this
Marl owe, help me understand why not play the d flat in the arpeggios
Oops, help me to understand why the b flat is played and not the b in the c maj arpeggio
@revtgl1 The most popular 7th chord is the Dominant 7th, which has a minor 7th note.