Triplet Drops!

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In this Bass Guided Practice session, Bob DeBoo goes over some keys to triplet drops with some active practice sessions.
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[@Domstraight]

It helping me on my walking bass on piano thx Bob !!

[@Diododeid]

Wow.. this is a practical tip to use triplet...

[@ilfino]

thank you Bob

[@7thlevelohell]

I will be using this technique in my playing this weekend. Awesome video!

[@funkerdelic911]

Another great lesson Bob, l am enjoying your Mr PC walking bass lines

[@bobdeboo8549]

thanks Trevor!

[@johnmatelski6413]

great lesson, so helpful, Bob DeBoo breaks it down and gets you making music in mere moments!

[@mybiggrin]

Love it. Thank you!

[@Nikosi9]

When I played, I used to make the first note of the triplet a bit longer than the next two notes. I never cared for an even triplet feel. As Dizzy used to say, "The swing is on the upbeat". lol

[@bobdeboo8549]

excellent point!

[@namename5917]

Great stuff; wish it were around when I started playing bass!

[@JohnWilson-ru7xd]

Always awesome!

[@pramotekomson]

Thanks!

[@yoqutio]

Amazing Lesson!

[@EricHarlandFan]

thanks, bro. very bro of you. hope all is well in your life.

[@bobdeboo8549]

thanks bro! doing great, thank you

[@pcl1886]

So good! Thank you

[@bobdeboo8549]

Thanks for watching!

[@toddhamby]

What a great lesson!!

[@ziemowitmiszczobrocki1178]

cool lesson, thanks

[@kyleetie5608]

Great breakdown..

[@Patrick_Bruno]

Great stuff. Many thanks. I would have been nice to hear your comments on right hand fingering choices for these: alternating vs raking, index vs middle finger, 3-finger playing, etc.

[@bobdeboo8549]

For sure. Valid points and there's just not enough time to get to all the finer details in these videos

[@Stricknyne1]

This is such a great lesson Bob! Thank you for doing this! I was wondering if you might address the type of lines that Charlie Haden played with Ornette Coleman. In, "Lonely Woman" for instance it seems like some drones, in a certain key but kind of ambiguous . I hear the same types of openness in a lot of Scofield recordings. An example is, "Flat Out" which is essentially a fast rhythm changes tune. But it is so fast that there is no way to play the changes, it seems like the A section is just in B-flat, but hard to discern the actually harmonic structure. This is something that has plagued me for years, if you can enlighten in any way, I would be so grateful! I am a guitarist from Springfield, we played together once with Marty. Thanks

[@merrill-el-richmond8649]

Great lesson! Thank you!! You might double check the examples in C. Looks like your notation is showing a flat in the signature.

[@bobdeboo8549]

Thanks! Good catch

[@merrill-el-richmond8649]

I call 'em "Falling Down Drunk"

[@JazzGuitarScrapbook]

Bucket of Dung

[@alannoob1926]

Manure even

[@alannoob1926]

Excrement, if you so dare

[@alannoob1926]

Feces perhaps

[@jakemf1]

@@alannoob1926 He means the words match the rhythm of the triplet

[@bobdeboo8549]

That's a good one! How about "splockitty-whoo" : )

[@ryanbrown1500]

This question may be coming in very late, but what device are you using to play your ride pattern? I need one. 😁👍

[@patriciaribau6796]

what app or program are you using for the drums?

[@bobdeboo8549]

Hi Ribau - I used Drum Genius app for this I believe

[@roquepavez6755]

i cant download the pdf, What should i do?

[@bobdeboo8549]

Hi Roque, sorry to hear this. Has it come thru for you yet? If not I would try clicking the link and resubmitting your email. Let me know, and I'll find a way to get it you.

[@carverparrish]

Hi I would like to have the PDF file I am new to this channel and bass can u help me

[@at8ax]

Enharmonically equivalent, but for purposes of voice leading, there's a difference between, for instance, an Ab and a G#. I wonder if your students might not benefit from some spelling changes. (Not just you, the piano guys' transcriptions do the same.)