How To Play Funk Bass: What's That Super Funky High Chord On The Bass?

[@hectorgarza5842]

Magnificent!!! Thanks a lot appreciated!!!

[@andnow2214]

Thank you so much for all your little tips and tricks. Never seen anyone talking about this. And..... you look fantastic!

[@anbyeastbank319]

Loving these bite-sized lessons that leave you with a three course meal’s worth of ideas to work on! You are a excellent communicator and teacher- thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@RyanMadoraMusic]

Thanks for being here and watching these lessons!

[@danthsmith]

really enjoyed this one 😍

[@RyanMadoraMusic]

Thank you 😁

[@nikfoxy1825]

super awesome- but the hard part to make it funky is to get that rhythm thing right.

[@frankie7826]

Nice groove lesson Ryan

[@ChesterRodriguez]

Very nice, thanks for sharing.

[@davidpetraccoro3136]

Hi Ryan, GREAT lesson thanks.

[@samb6247]

you, are the best

[@d9ng]

It was a very very very informative lecture. Thank you! I love so much!

[@kickshaw6855]

I'm glad I have found your channel. Very helpful and now even my daughter is picking up the bass :-)

[@anthonycook4297]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😎 Cheers and groove on ❗️

[@LouisL1963]

Good lesson Ryan. Shows that you don't need to play millions of 16th notes to be funky. I kept hearing a sliding double stop by a half step below that would work too 🙂

[@RyanMadoraMusic]

Thanks so much, and yes, you can totally be super funky without a million 16th notes ;-)

[@danielcisternas3017]

Loved it! I really appretiate when I can ynderstand the what and the why of funkiness

[@planetpeckham1]

Love it.

[@fredparker3384]

The Best.....

[@MirlitronOne]

Duh. Played this on guitar many times, never thought to play it on bass!

[@toddspendley9807]

Thanks for another great tip Ryan, & for challenging us to be musicians AND bass players! Would that Flat7 + 3rd be considered an 'inversion' of the E Dom7 chord? Or just a fragment? Or does it matter? ..."I could play that all day" =😎

[@RyanMadoraMusic]

I'd say the terminology doesn't matter as much. But yes, it technically is a fragment of a chord (just two notes) and without the root note, it may help to think of it as an inversion. But really, just know that you're defining the E7 chord.

[@waynewilson1090]

I'm so happy to have found this channel! I just got your TrueFire course, which is beautifully produced, articulate, and so helpful for a guitarist (of 50 years) starting to double on bass.

[@glaxaco]

Still trying to get my head around the figure at the end of the form you played around 0:40.

[@kimhebert9905]

Cool🎶🎶🎶