Electric Bass Lesson

Introducing the position map of all 12 keys of the Combination of Diminished. It is a fingering pattern that follows the principle of 1 position and 3 frets.The diminished kale system has a combination of diminished kale consisting of semitone-whole tone repetitions ...

The baseline is generally built around the root note of the chord.Perfect fifths are most often used for non-root sounds.A pattern that repeats these two sounds also appears frequently.The root and perfect fifth are placed on the same fret or 5nd fret of the adjacent string ...

Finger-playing is sometimes called two-finger because it is played using two fingers, the index finger and the middle finger.The most orthodox right-handed playing style can be used for a wide range of music genres.Lightly place the string on the lower side of the string where you play your thumb, and cross your index and middle fingers ...

The 2-octave melodic minor scale includes three alternate tension scales, Mixolydian b6, Lydian 7th, and Alterd, and a subdominant minor scale, Locrian # 2. Two octave melodic minor scale ...

In order to play the bass as you wish, you need to acquire the skills to play smoothly in all ranges of the instrument.A two-octave scale practice is an efficient way to master the technique. CONCEPTS OF BASS SOLOING ...

Introducing the position map of the melodic minor 12 key. It is a fingering pattern that follows the principle of 1 position and 3 frets.The melodic minor scale is a scale in which the major third is changed to the minor third.Locrian # 3 scale and alternate marten ...

Introducing a position map of 12 major keys based on the three principles of left hand position and fingering. The 1-position, 3-fret principle simplifies fingering patterns and aggregates them into three patterns.All phrases composed of scale sounds are a combination of these three patterns ...

Here, we introduce fingering techniques that put less strain on the left hand.The common fingering method for electric guitars is 1-position 1-fret, which assigns one finger to one fret.It seems that many schools treat this as a basic position.But hands...