Slap Triplets For Bass Guitar

[@cjbarrosocarlos]

I've been waiting for this lesson the last couple of years

[@flopchop8464]

Your by *F A R* the best bass teacher ever. You've earned yourself a new subscriber. ^-^

[@felixsnow]

Agree

[@Peter_Gijsbers]

Ed J i somehow read “Your by E A R the best bass teacher ever.” Kinda wierd

[@hughmann5480]

You are the only KZbin teacher I go too anymore. I learned twice as much and a fast from your videos compared to everyone else’s. Thank you

[@thereggaeinstitute]

Probably the best bass learning channel around KZbin. I've been playing for about 11 years now and I come to your channel whenever I feel like I want to learn something new or just to grasp some of your knowledge. Thank you and may God bless you.

[@scottwatelet5769]

So glad I found this channel. Really helpful at teaching an old dog like me new groove

[@SUKOCONANUNGBOND]

"Oke...Very Nice Guys" 🎸👍😎

[@petermoray2465]

Mark, best triplet lesson ever! Four different techniques, all clearly explained and demonstrated. Just what I needed. Many thanks, sir!

[@MrSilver261]

fantastic .i am getting back into playing the bass after about 34 years and i find your videos very helpful . thanks

[@graagullesson87]

Again Mark... Again! You did it! Thanks to this lesson I have learned something that was impossible for me to play. Your lessons are just the best! Cheers!

[@NiecieB65]

You play amazing, nearly impossible riffs like it's just an everyday thing for bass players. WOW! I may have to sign up for your course!!

[@talkingbasslessons]

Thanks Denise

[@jorgemartins5023]

Mark as usual you let no one down, brilliant video, really what I needed to broaden my horizon. Keep it up Jorge

[@angelzsymphony4387]

Truly appreciate this lesson well broken down really helps thanks a ton🙏🏾

[@IntoTheBass]

Still one of the best KZbin Bassist and Teachers!

[@theloganduke]

you’re a great teacher

[@colinbradford2671]

Late to the party but I love your energy.

[@benjaminrackleyii1671]

This was AWESOME at demystifying they types of riffs that have intimidated and perplexed me for years. Using the open string as a "ghost note". It makes so much sense now. Thank you

[@daltonbeard6401]

Your awesome thanks for all u do for the bass community

[@monomamori]

Nice Lesson, really helpful! Thank You!

[@adrianlindsay7842]

Great video and tips Mark. Easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@PauloAveiro7]

Best tutorials in the house Great stuff, thank you brother

[@samuelreyes4547]

Good lesson thanks !!!

[@fahamgohari-y3p]

thanks👍👍 specially second patern

[@TheAntoniser]

Great lesson! Thank you

[@guitarjam96]

You are great teacher

[@tomsabatino]

This video is helping me a lot.

[@MarkHindenaturalbodybuilder]

Great video. Learned a lot. Will do again tomorrow when the alcy wears off. Cheers!

[@teeview5201]

Super lesson! I have never tried slap before but know I can have a great start with it now!

[@SilverstreamMusic]

Oh boy, you really should start with an easier basic slapping lesson if you've never done it before.

[@byronconsbass]

Thank you for the awesome tutorial of triplets. 👍👍👍

[@coltonross2227]

Thank you so much for this video. Very well taught and played. Put a smile on my face once I got to the first exercise and suddenly it clicked on what I was doing wrong with my triplet technique (never first slapping the open string as I was afraid it would interfere with the key).

[@tom.tfimus]

Thanks a lot, your videos have helped me so much!

[@ihixulu]

"I hope that sheds a little light..." That was more like a klieg light. Great lesson, again. Thank you!!

[@LeoNovel]

Great lesson as always!!

[@bartoszcichosz5649]

Sir, you have just earned a new subscriber :) your lesson are perfectly clear and I already see those as my go-to point to learn to play the bass. Fingers crossed for the channel :)

[@karansuryawanshipaontasahib]

Omg sir you are great...and this lesson very useful for me thank you sir

[@gerardthompson1]

GREAT MARK

[@DoctorSteele]

Very Brick house-esque riff, these fills will be killer to add to that song 😋

[@ivanperezmontes7647]

Thank you

[@x9016]

Another great video. 👍

[@fuzmaginty5822]

great breakdown cheers

[@zadokmotorfreight2423]

Fantastic video and man that bass sounds great!!

[@andrey_bassplayer]

-Great!! Thanks for this lesson!!

[@xybervid]

Great lesson! Challenging technique with a great payoff; and so well taught (as always).

[@suiheisensongs]

This is awesome! Thanks for the lesson, Mark!

[@ivanhoe8591]

How come I find stuff like Jaco's 'Chromatic Fantasy' and 'Donna Lee' and 'Portrait of Tracy' easier to learn than fast slapping triplets?! Aaaargh!!! Great video and great teaching style, though, as always!

[@marshallkohlhaas80]

Dude you rock!

[@christianmccord9456]

Mark you are a total baller

[@pavel-smetana]

thanks man, this lesson is totally useful for me))

[@clarencedavis9845]

I think that I've found the teacher that has been missing in my. Since I lose my teacher years ago!!!❤❤❤

[@brandontoar2771]

so helpful,, thanks

[@grzegorzw.9650]

Awesome lesson! It will take some time (and blood?) to get up to speed with all the triplets though ;-) I do not know why but I found the last one by far the easiest and managed to play with the drum track almost immediately, while the first one...I am not even close... Anyway thank you for this useful lesson!

[@killmeorikillyou1]

Thanks, time to expand the technique horizons

[@markbass354]

nice video Mark much thanks

[@ouli1213]

AMAZING😊

[@slurgnanou]

Nice

[@mackymaca]

Thanks for this. Awesome slap tone & responsiveness on that bass. What is it?

[@jamessalstrom7980]

Thanks for including the note that this takes time, I thought I just had slow hands

[@joannmannello9158]

Hey Mark, what kinda strings would you recommend? CHEERS!

[@markrenton290]

I have a cuestion, how do you get to mute A and E strings while you slap the other two? Btw thank you for the amazing lesson.

[@eoinbroughal2611]

Is that tone a result of active pickups? It reminds me of Bill goulds tone!

[@talkingbasslessons]

It's a result of the pickups but not because they're active. I generally have the EQ on the active set to flat. There's no real difference between passive and active unless you adjust the tone controls. That's all active is.

[@eoinbroughal2611]

@@talkingbasslessons ill haveto look into better pickups so. Absolutely love the tone! Thanks for the reply mark! Killer lessons!

[@killmeorikillyou1]

For the last exercise, I find it easier to start w/o the D note. I just do them all muted

[@dario350]

hi, great!! i have a marcus miller signature bass, what ampli do you use? thanks

[@talkingbasslessons]

This is just recorded direct, no amp. But live I have an Aguilar Tone Hammer and Schroeder cab. I've been though tons of gear over the years.

[@dario350]

TalkingBass - Online Bass Lessons thanks

[@PUREpopcornskage42]

Hi Mark. Can you show some fun you can have with the diminished scale? A little melody or something - that's going to sound very sad and dark of cause.

[@bitterlip]

nice:)

[@NickYBYTtv]

0:11

[@tolgahan8900]

oh hi mark

[@killmeorikillyou1]

I find it much easier to do a thumb-down on the D string as opposed to slap

[@guitarbinary]

5:15

[@TheTartara123]

Sweeeeet

[@bishalghimirey2993]

I suggest you to write your own method Book....

[@ChamodLakmal]

Sir,❤❤ Can you please provide Sinhala subtitles?

[@naomibandz1504]

U

[@SirSelby]

Mmk?

[@slappadabass7925]

:v

[@gbvoul]

All this white burning my eyes

[@talkingbasslessons]

Guess you're new round these parts!

[@MarkHindenaturalbodybuilder]

You should get outside. See the sunlight.