The Triple Chop - Chopping on Double Bass #8

[@LearnJazzBasswithMattRybicki]

Super cool Jacob!!

[@SteveAbrahall]

I must say old Chop - your rather good at this! :-)

[@JacobWarrenBass]

Thanks!

[@rileyzimmermann2484]

Thanks so much for making these videos!! So thoughtfully made. Keep up the amazing work!

[@JacobWarrenBass]

Thank you so much! I'm happy they're being enjoyed!

[@arevalojorge8998]

Gracias!!!!!

[@schlapbe]

Hey man, I am stunned by your technique and musicality from the first time I saw a video of you! I am 100% down for the patreon! Fingers crossed for that! see you on the other side!

[@JacobWarrenBass]

Thank you so so much, that means a lot! Excited to see where the Patreon leads!

cool! that´s similar technique than Olivier Babaz

[@JacobWarrenBass]

Yes, similar for sure! This style of percussive bowing is actually adapted from progressive upper string players like Darol Anger (founding member of Turtle Island String Quartet) and Casey Driessen (who is actually credited with the invention of the triple chop).

@@JacobWarrenBass cool! I'll check it out! All the best!

[@stevebaker1514]

What strings would you recommend for this technique?

[@JacobWarrenBass]

To be honest, the strings don't really change much. Any string that's workable for bowing should be fine!