Learn 8 Awesome Bass Lines (DORIAN Mode)

[@kevmac1230]

My man is an encyclopedia of riffs! The Ibanez is actually sounding even better than ever.

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Thanks for watching, Kevin. 👍

[@o-g-ob4399]

Your Ibanez bass is something special!

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I love it!

[@andersonrowland]

Another fantastic video, thank you!

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You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@brucesmith9144]

For some intrinsic reason unknown, I have naturally liked the sound of the 6th note. This explains it well.

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I love unknown things like that. The 6th is one of my favourite intervals too. Thanks for watching. 👍

[@brucesmith9144]

@@OnlineBassCourses perhaps it is because the 6th note is the same as the tonic of the relative minor scale?

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That's from the major scale, yes. If you like 6ths, check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJmYnq2NhdGsiKs

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Excellent 🎸🎸

[@terryadams4598]

Great video sir. Thanks

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👍🙏

[@bojoblanco68]

Great!

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[@jrd259]

Thanks!

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Thanks, Jim!

[@petermanley7525]

Thanks Dan - Another great video, but when should the melodic minor be used in stead?

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Cheers, Peter. It's all a question of context and what vibes/mood you want to create or what chords you're playing over. The melodic minor is used a lot in jazz - especially the 7th mode (altered scale/diminished whole tone/super locrian). The melodic minor isn't really used that much in funk or rock.

[@petermanley7525]

Many thanks Dan for pointing me in the right direction it’s really appreciated