Arpeggio Etude For Bass - Theory, Fretboard & Technique Workout!

This week we’re going to look at arpeggios, specifically four note inversions and I’m going to give you a little etude that should not only help with learning your arpeggios and chord tones a little better, but also help with moving around the neck a LOT.
We'll be working on basic arpeggio inversions for both the major and minor triads, then we'll be creating four note groupings from that basic set. Then, finally, as practice we'll be working through a complete etude written specifically for this lesson working through a chord sequence.
Lesson Material: www.talkingbass.net/arpeggio-...
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Lesson Material :www.talkingbass.net/arpeggio-etude-for-bass-theory-fretboard-technique-workout/

[@ianmackenzie686]

One of the very few select channels I hit "like" before even watching the vid.

[@ryanmackley5141]

He thoroughly explains everything, and what he puts up is actually useful.

[@ems2129]

Appreciate the lessons marc

[@justinm1766]

I came here to say thank you! I play Bach every time I pick up my bass guitar or sit at the piano! It has helped me write my own stuff and improvise over just about anything!

[@mr.m.u.k.5944]

Awesome practice exercise. I am definately going to include it into my daily practicing routine. Thank you very much Marc!

[@robertpolickoski8232]

Thank you! I love your teaching style.

[@bustabass9025]

Don't hate...arpeggiate!

[@eduardokamiya3152]

Thanks, Mark. Very useful etude. I'm gonna start practicing it right away

[@jdmarino]

This is great. I have been practicing arpeggios and needed a new formula to keep from getting bored. Plus, working from the highest note down is certainly "weird", but it seems like a good idea, as is always orienting around the root notes.

[@synforanmbaku6521]

very telnetted and easy to learn..

[@gyffesme]

I'm *almost* too much of a beginner to start this exercise, but it's clearly an excellent exercise, and you did a great job of teaching it. Thank you!

[@mikestrong4946]

Really looking forward to this one!

[@BillsBassCovers]

Looking forward to this lesson! Thanks!

[@gilw2000]

As always, excellent lesson! Thanks Mark.

[@angelspake81]

I've noticed the tableture is on the front of the page now.The older you tubes I clicked the info below and amplified it much better.

[@IChidoriI]

Gotta love how it looks so easy, this guy is awesome. Super cool lesson, big props my man.

[@liamjenkins82]

Another great lesson. Cheers

[@blvr8177]

Another great exercise! Thx Mark

[@okothobbo]

What a lesson. Can't thank you enough Marc👌🙏🙏

[@craigsamborski3794]

Many thanks Mark, this is a great exercise.

[@glennhm8142]

Excellent lesson Mark

[@michaelroberts5801]

Always a pleasure Mark

[@francrivera]

awesome!!! love that bass guitar !!!! my best !!!

[@gazzjazzganglapandilladeja8025]

Simple and celar.thank you

[@INSTUDIO68]

Thank you. Mark

[@Davidakn1]

Very good lesson thanks from Paris

[@cynthiaarmstrong7972]

Once I get this, I will work on doing it without looking at the frets!

[@CyrilViXP]

Impossible :( The worst part, is that I don't always hear when I'm playing the wrong note. UPD: I wrote the backing track with correct chords and it makes practice much easier

[@michaeldooley4090]

It's funny. I think I've got what you're saying until you play the etude and then my jaw just drops open.

[@nicksmifso8071]

Looks like you got a bit of a sun tan Mark

[@angelspake81]

My mistake.This does

[@gazzjazzganglapandilladeja8025]

Subtitule will be welcome for latín america students.Gracias.

[@TepidJean]

I think he is annoyed by us today? great lesson though !