Big Tip For Memorizing Chord Tone Patterns

[@mortondavisproductions7578]

You are so cool. Thank you for working to help us 'bass newbies'... a little bit at a time... sometimes it seems like it is undoable... yet, just attempting to work it out... shows me that I can do it! Thanks again.

[@SantiagoLopez-rv9hi]

Ive been playing waaaay more since discovering this channel. Thank you a lot Mark!

[@dame4k_881]

Good lessom

[@dame4k_881]

Lesson

[@SStarwind]

These are the best bass lessons on youtube. Succinct, clear, information dense, and no nonsense.

[@koteynikoi-kotei9301]

Very useful. Changed my approach to learning basslines just now. The video title made me underestimate this, I started out thinking "arpeggios again?" Boy, was I wrong!

[@harrisonpicot1236]

Hi Mark, for me, one of the best lessons ever. The backing track must have killed brain cells for you, but is perfect for me. Too often, the backing tracks I have picked up have no score and what I am trying to play does not always seem to fit (mostly I am messing the rhythm up, or that is always true) so having a score and a simple backing track is great for helping me get to the next step. Thanks, Harrison

[@alan2400]

Absolutely a great lesson.... thank you! Makes learning arpeggio patterns much easier and more pleasant to practice. For backing tracks or generating chord progressions, you can look at ChordPulse ... they have a trial version .... select the chord and a pattern ... group 'em ... repeat 'em .... good stuff there.

[@pedrofelix5854]

It's amazing how easy you make theses lessons, thanks a lot Mark!

[@johnd942]

Thank you. Very helpful. I learned something.

[@TheBeach5563]

This is really good stuff. He has a good site. One of my former teachers was telling me the importance of Chord tones. I have a 5 string and an beginner. Trying to master the fretboard and some basics. Then maybe get the chord tones down up and down the neck and walking. A lot of stuff is set up for 4 string just trying to find a way to just apply it to 5 string.

[@JSDJerry]

Excellent. I play guitar, but it applies the same. Two main points for me. 1) Play in one position when you play over a chord progression (of course, learn all the other positions). 2) Activate with a rhythm (of course, try changing rhythms after you learn one). 3) You didn't touch on this one in this video, but I know you will in another. 3) Connect when you can with the closest chord tone of the next chord. That's hard, i think. Do you have a video for that one?

[@PushSueAside]

Thank you Mark. I love these lessons, they are helping me so much. You are doing an amazing service and you are so inspiring. I can't thank you enough. Cheers and have a wonderful day.

[@musicmanxii]

Man this really helped me piece a lot together. Thanks!

[@mrt862]

Still helping noobs years later. Cheers

[@mortware]

Great video... I really should know this by now, but its amazing how long you can play a bass and not know these basics. Thanks!

[@mattthompson2575]

@ 2:58 thanks for showing us how to write the riff for the Stranger Things theme song (way before the show came out) haha!

[@Thedagda801]

Thank you Mark!

[@robdiepenbroek4382]

Good stuff as usual, meat and potatoes, getting this down will open doors to owning the fretboard, thanks.

[@basscubs]

I know the minor arpeggio can go to the pinky a lot, is there a particular reason you flat your index most of the time to get the flat 3rd ?

[@deldia]

It's just clicked with me what this is about. Nice approach.

[@nicoleb.2817]

Hi Mark your lessons are Great. I like your Bass. What Kind of Bass is it? Greetz

[@onecircuit]

Great lesson. Do you have any recommendations on backing track generation? In case we wanted to try a different chord progression other than 1-6-2-5?

[@talkingbasslessons]

+OneCircuit Funny you should mention that because as we speak I'm sequencing up a selection of different chord progressions for using over at Talkingbass.net. If you want to create your own, I use Cubase and make them from scratch but you could use Band In A Box which has a massive selection of styles.

[@yeesenchai]

Great great lesson

[@mkoschara]

Thanks, Mark.

[@ebkp50]

Brilliant thank you Mark just Brilliant

[@eatonselvin9716]

Very informative

[@Zip2461996]

Perfect video and material. (I raaarely comment on youtube)

[@ahmedcoskun9842]

i have consert soon dont have time to learn al these positions can i sick with one fingger pattern for one song wit 4 chords would it be okey as a bass line please answer i need this

[@mrwilliamuk4169]

good books on chord tones for bass ?

[@dobly58]

This is the best tutor on the web. Scott Devine is good too but his videos move waaay to quick.

[@michelegrassi4385]

5:10 precious informations ;)

[@skiphoffenflaven8004]

ST theme.

[@dry509]

Is this what Carol Kaye talks about..?

[@deldia]

dry509 pretty much.

[@Uncl3_Louie]

What bass is that?

[@talkingbasslessons]

+daniel louise tamayo It's an Enfield Lionheart. Check them out. Awesome instruments.