Single String Scale Bass Technique Exercise

[@liberatetutemeexinferis5902]

Thanks Dan. I've been learning a lot by watching your channel. Things that I didn't understand before are making sense now. 🇨🇦🤘

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Good to hear! Thanks for watching. 🙏🙏

[@29gac]

Great exercise Dan enjoyed the soloing part as well

[@therealbeskarlorian]

Great lesson again thanks Dan!

[@ahmedqadir]

This sounded really good and impressive chops 👍

[@simonpennington]

Your rusty sounds pretty good to me! Great to see another way of getting those intervals locked into the mind, I’ve been playing around with many different patterns of major scales until I realised once you get the intervals you can mix and match, or just break out altogether. It’s the kind of practice that looks a bit of a drudge until that light bulb moment, then you feel like you improved. Great to see the JMJ back, I love mine to bits and it gets played more than my lovely Precision these days. I remember you were having some mods done, what did you end up doing to it? With mine I had the fret edges tidied up and just put some Thomastik strings on it, it sounds epic!

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks! I just got a new Seymour Duncan pickup and that was it in the end. Pretty happy!

[@Bassistjunior1230]

amazing and well taught as akways

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thank you.

[@OswaldBatesIIIEsq]

Kudos on the way you string a video together.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thank you.

[@munkombwestanley5692]

Thank you very much!

[@bassrumblings]

For further practice, go up the scale on your fretboard with your eyes closed, or looking into space. Great visualisation exercise while practicing on your bass.

[@BammBamm2273]

🔥👌🏾🎬💥 thank you

[@McDoinky]

Hey, what signal chain did you use? Sounds great

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks! Basically this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWGpioiIls1opLcsi=Y7hB1Iz6fMTnf3wD

[@jdmarino]

Nice bass. Is it strung with flats? I have been wondering if flats, which are pretty stiff, help with the floppy string porblem on short scale basses.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Yes, they’re the flats that came with this bass. They feel really good on this one.

[@ZaryaMain]

I 100% would have to shift for the first one or two sequences.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

That’s no problem: go for it.

[@MultiMiles21]

I really want to get a mustang bass

[@simonpennington]

You need one for sure, I bought a black JMJ Mustang it’s brilliant, my favourite I always pick it up first. Bags of character and so fun to play

[@MultiMiles21]

@@simonpennington sounds cool! I first got interested in them because I need a bass with lower weight to it, my shoulder has been taking a beating from having a heavy bass resting on it

[@TerryD23]

@@simonpenningtonI bought the American Performer. Love the JMJ but wanted the added flexibility of the second pickup. Great bass.

[@simonpennington]

@@TerryD23 keen to try one of those

[@MrClassicmetal]

Ok, that's a challenging exercise for sure. But it's very confusing to see you playing that blue Mustang.... 😳

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Why?? It’s a great bass! (Also, a bass is a bass as far as I’m concerned…). 🙏

[@MrClassicmetal]

@@OnlineBassCourses It's because the Ibanez became like your trademark! 😄 Like Mark from Talkingbass with his purple bass guitar. Or Yngwie with a Strat.😁

[@richardvalentine4186]

@@MrClassicmetal HAHA love that purple wireless bass. He will open a video with some other nice bass dangling off his shoulder, and then one quick cut later he's got that beautiful thing 'green light GO' 😀

[@OnlineBassCourses]

@@MrClassicmetal😂 I see what you mean. I do love that ibanez for sure but I also love my other basses. You can never have too many!!