3 Simple Bass Grooves To Improve Your Rhythm!

[@madeinbreslau]

Mark you legend! Whenever I feel I'm lacking in certain areas talking bass is my go-to place and Im always finding helpful materials. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@jasoncherry3404]

This is my go to for bass lessons and information. I appreciate your videos because they have really helped me overcome a lot of hurdles. I don’t have access to a bass teacher so I’m forced to use whatever I can find online, your website has been a lifesaver. Thank you.

[@markcolder1]

Great lesson, simple but deceptively difficult! I am going to run this one every day for a while. Really appreciate your teaching, Mark.

[@iamgribs]

Mark you are a top-shelf teacher. What a great channel.

[@Amjad-bader98]

Thanks a lot mark im definitely gonna practice this everyday for a while

[@thomasclaffey2449]

Excellent instruction, second to none. 👍

[@humanidrome]

Great topic, really valuable and worth expanding on such rhythms. Thanks a lot Mark 👍🏿

[@davidbenasulin]

Just love your lessons, Mark!! You explain very accuratly, with detail but making it so very easy to grasp. Thank you for your work and putting together these amazing lessons!!

[@nofrets5]

This is really, REALLY needed; is there a particular course that this and more of this is worked on, or does this beg a NEW course creation?

[@talkingbasslessons]

The reading course has a complete breakdown of all this and much more.

[@zach1279]

Great video, this definitely reduced my anticipation of notes in general, but especially those sixteenth notes. Thank you!

[@sognante2]

thanks Mark, great lesson, so helpful; really appreciate your clarity, suggestions and accuracy. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@renzogentile7865]

Great lesson mark in the future can introduce more complicated anticipation Thanks for all

[@jmd01]

Wow, terrific lesson! Thanks :-)

[@thomasfioriglio]

Nice lesson Mark. Well thought out and very helpful. Not as easy as it may seem to do. Thanks for sharing this one.

[@MyFOrdmL8]

Thanks Mark .. just what I've been needing, particularly with the sixteenth note on the count in.

[@johnalexandersanabriaordon1851]

Execellent... thanks a lot... an excellent way to end the week. Thanks a lot!

[@mv9787]

I’m not a beginner, but this rehearsal is very useful. Thanks

[@henryfreeman7748]

Thank you Mark kool lesson totally under my nails

Great explanation Marc...thumbs up !!👍

[@RobHaccou]

Great lesson!😀

[@Yeti_SploofZ]

This is gona be a huge help

[@RuShEd_AltF4]

I'm probably going to get your lessons and go from the beginning because some things I hear leave my mind blank. My friend Lucas picked up bass and learned everything by ear, something I can't do so it'll take longer for me to learn but my skills might be better, for example I can somewhat do a arpeggio and he can't.

[@mariomagana8285]

Love this lesson 👏

[@rc8921]

Thank you

[@ubertcoolie8694]

Awesome video.

[@demonartkh3668]

great! from Belgium

[@j_612]

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[@RuShEd_AltF4]

The only bass player I'd give my money too, so I can learn. I also have a electric guitar that I'll eventually pick up, it's a washburn. I currently have 1 Ibanez basse and a bass that I'm currently rebuilding. Ibanez Roadster II, and a Cort Bass

[@RuShEd_AltF4]

Do you have and lessons on Triplets?? I for the life of me can't figure out a triplet, my old high school band director explained it to me once but I didn't understand, playing baritone was easier lol 😂

[@mrbungle7586]

Good lesson Mark, counting, reading, timing and rhythms etc, don't seem to be something that a lot of newer players and some older players, pay much attention too. With players these days having access to YT with so many, how to play a song videos, which normally just has a tab with someone playing it, with out any instructions on how and why etc, like the James Jamerson breakdown you recently did. I see lots of Bass or guitarists really struggle with songs in a jam or practice when even something reasonably simple as the examples you've shown here come along and they don't understand why they are having so much difficulty playing along. It's normally because they haven't learnt to count even in its most basic form. Also, I haven't seen your Fender MM jazz out for a while. Is it the weight issue? Cheers

[@pakillo92]

It’s a precision, isn’t it? Cheers

[@mrbungle7586]

@@pakillo92 yes, I think so, but I was referring to the MM jazz.

[@jeffchase2491]

I have always felt that have good ear for breaking down parts, but struggle to understand what exactly what it is that I am doing. I see now that I need to count out the beats and subdivisions. Such a simple idea that has eluded me. Thank you for the valuable insight.

[@kimhebert9905]

Great🎶

[@Garrett-on-Guitar]

how can i get the backing track to practice

[@tirthankarmazumdar2871]

Sir i would know fingaring practice..

[@markbass354]

REAL COOL VIDEO MISTER MARK GOD BLESS

[@cccorlew]

Holy smokes is this depressing. This counting thing is near impossible. I think I may just go back to being an audience member. I know I am rhythm challenged, but this lesson totally confirms it in a most painful demonstration.

[@talkingbasslessons]

Lesson Material Here: www.talkingbass.net/improve-your-rhythm/

[@FernandoCosta-nf3ri]

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[@finctank]

Facebook for bass… Bassbook?

[@joekrim6557]

This one is fun 1 e and a 2 e and a 3 e and a 4 e and a Using the 3 notes say a b and d On What's Up 4 non blondes bass line there's lots of sneaky up notes

[@demonartkh3668]

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