CONNECTING ARPEGGIOS AND SCALE TONES

[@pabliyin29]

Great lesson ,Anthony!Thanks!

[@fritzpageot8991]

Thanks Anthony; the generous...blessed.

[@jmoosic]

This is WAY above my head ✌

[@RyanonBasss]

Thanks for this one! Shedding these items now.

[@dtfoel1230]

Always look forward to a video post from you sometimes the information is over my head but its reference when I'm ready for it. There is always something I take away from them though.

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

Happy to hear that and I dig your drive to learn!

[@freerangecitizen]

Ha! Anthony, I’ve been practicing this stuff so hard. This lesson tied it all together a little better for me. Doing all this in melodic minor will be very helpful as well. Thanks for all the time you pour into this.

[@actonblue2012]

That triad pair is so cool. I have fallen into it in my practise over the years but never realised what it was. Thanks for distilling it into it's simplest form.

[@fredoaksmusicheavyonthebas6010]

Thank you for doing what you do

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

My pleasure!

[@MN-de]

Real Good, useful and focus extending lesson! Thank you Anthony!

[@feIixbosch]

I love the first lesson about triads! Thanks so much

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

Cheers Felix!

[@ziggysmalls9329]

Man you know your stuff.Blessings!

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

Thank you!

[@baconegggandcheese]

Awesome ! Will be practicing this today brother

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

Cheers!

[@Polartrucker]

Great excercises, thanks for sharing!

[@tommyeadg]

This is amazing. Exactly what i needed. Thank you once again!!

[@tomifadiran5644]

love your videos man! keep it up

[@jakemf1]

Great idea! Easy to play arpeggios but to connect them is a challenge when the chords change and then the scale get more complex to make the correct tone on the next change

[@juansecar2]

Triads... so simple, but so cerebral. I mean, it doesn't matter at what level you're at, I've playing them for over 25 years, and still they challenge me and make think... hehe, great mental excercise, you can learn them by shapes, saving u some brains, but the cool part is to break out of those shapes and really sing them and say their names... its a great excercise and I havent seen the first guy no matter how expert, not struggling with this great mental work.

[@Сирведитенасвбой]

- The Triads help spread your ideas a little more - Meow!

[@tuliodemelooficial]

Great your videos! What is the mark of this double bass brother's captain?

[@lelionetougux]

Man, really, thanks!

[@carlosvillarroel6665]

man you are a killer beast

[@ivanmicallef5962]

Awesome man , but can you make a slap bass lesson ?

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

I honestly am not good at slap lol. I can handle rudimentary stuff to do a gig and that's about it. I rather let the other cats who are really good at it do the lessons :D

[@niceseb06]

hello do you use the original pickups or have you changed them?

[@nickotersen1616]

I love this lesson, but I'm struggling to figure out how you went from the Cm triad (C-Eb-G) to D-C-F, specifically the C. The triad for Dm is D-F-A, which you noted. I know you said your going to play one diatonic note above each chord tone. I'm just struggling to see this relationship.

[@rogerrayner8541]

Are you teaching or showing your riffs? Thank heavens for slow speed options.

[@koladeolamilekan6136]

Love your lectures but can you please reduce your speed when teaching so we can follow you accurately

[@heruausetausar]

Simple but not simply explained. I have to slow payback speed.

[@AnthonyMuthurajah]

I apologise for being unable to please literally everyone on the channel when it comes to the pace of the lessons. I like to keep things condensed, bearing in mind playback speed can be reduced slightly IF there is a need. Cheers Michael!