8 WAYS TO PRACTICE YOUR SCALES ON BASS GUITAR - PART 1 (BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE)

[@whatsleft0]

You are the first bass teacher that I've seen that really explains the value of practicing scales in a way that opens up the tonal palette. You are an excellent instructor - thank you.

[@fixedbass2932]

8:55 is very true.

[@gregorycox2044]

I really enjoy your method of teaching, your philosophy as to what's important, and the ability to clearly see your fingers moving over the scale practice options. Super instructive for me at this point...

[@emmambl8269]

Wow this is what I v been looking for. Thank you so much. Am looking forward to part 2. Be and remain blessed good teacher

[@citrusfruit4332]

Thanks you so much! This really gave me another perspective on just practicing scales.

[@williamlewis6615]

Great question once again Anthony you are by far one of the best bass teachers on KZbin hands down the two octave scale is key I go to three with my five string

[@csgrinds]

Superb.

[@cetaman10]

I like the way you teach. Thanx.

[@yocraigst]

I am so glad I found your channel or w/e they call these things!

[@ernestbaidoo-mitchell9007]

Very very very good lesson .... keep up the good work .... as always. Looking forward to pt2

[@demetriusstanford9022]

I'm really glad I subscribed to your channel bro, you take your time in explaining your points

[@musakhoza5546]

Wow🤞🏾... i must say you dragged me at the end🤦🏾‍♂️🤣

[@k60bassman]

C est génial merci beaucoup

[@musakhoza5546]

This is what I've been looking for

[@pcl1886]

Thank you! Great as usual.

[@Chris56540]

Thanks for this video Anthony ! I've been practicing scales from time to time, and learnt to use sliding with some success, but making it natural and usable for an improvisation or composing seems to be a daunghting task, no matter how much time I spend. I'm still "caged" :-(

[@misselucange]

You bass is getting bigger and bigger, isn’t it? ;) Gr8 stuff man and thanks for your bass contribution.

[@l3oOst1]

I like how your showing me that practise is worthless if you don't use your mind

[@deafprof]

Peace!

[@simonbowkett124]

I noticed you were using a lot of ‘free’ strokes on your plucking hand when actually running through these scale ideas. Is there any particular reason for that? ... A lesson on plucking hand techniques would be great. Fabulous lesson. 😊

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

Honestly, it's just because my thumb is right there and depending on the nature of phrases, I use this approach. I have a few lessons on the channel talking about picking technique. Check it out!

[@micheldindaine8403]

10: 54 OPTIONS: "your options open with differents approaches" !!!

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

Yessir!

[@micheldindaine8403]

@@AnthonyMuthurajah I totally agree, that sentence, after the little demo that you have just played, is the perfect summary of the whole video.

[@andreasperret-gentil9646]

nice video! so are you doing this in all 12 keys?

[@meatyout]

Other videos very highly suggest that the answer is "yes!". ;) Not necessarily in one practice session, at least in the beginning. As far as I'm concerned, I add another key only when I'm comfortable enough with the previous one(s). Example: C okay? --> F. F okay? --> C+F --> Bb --> C+F+Bb, etc.

[@carlosduran8189]

Hello amigo muy buenos los stydio de video estoy en pezando en bas gracias soy charly chile okey no hablo inglis pero entiendo en los ejercciccios gracias

[@jeffreylopez8317]

Killer