ULTIMATE SHIFTING EXERCISE (2 OCTAVE MAJOR SCALE) Bass Guitar Tips ~ Daric Bennett's Bass Lessons

[@hubertried19]

this is really the coolest fingering for 2 octave major scales I have found to now. Thanks!

[@Chriswoodworker]

Such great videos. Ive learned more this last few days than I think I ever have on the Bass and its all thanks to you. Im buzzing.

[@TheOfficialEvrgrn]

thank you

[@shawnkelly2473]

Hey man I lucked into finding this video. I'm a GP with a nice Fender P Bass craving some love. I subscribed to your site because you are a great trainer. Thanks man.

[@AllHealthNetwork]

great lesson. thanks

[@1funkyangel]

Killer Stuff Daric,.. good teaching !! :)

[@mozr5053]

One your best vids...we'll instructed brah!

[@bluegasgarage]

You're a great teacher! Thanks for the help.

[@brianengquist2110]

NIce!

[@melvinhunt8420]

Hey daric can you please do a video of that on a 5string

[@torbjornsjoholm6376]

Great! Thanks! 😊👍🎶

[@sajocl2k]

Many thanks for this invaluable " secret of right positioning " in practicing scale fluency with effortless ease... sure appreciate the lesson which you discovered only after years of playing this lovely low end instrument.............

[@vishalsen5935]

Awesome ,loved it....,,😙😍😍😍😍😍

[@jamesrusso2523]

thanks

[@ButchDrumster]

Daric, please do overview which instruments you play and why. I see Erick which you use a lot. Why that choice?

[@malussekonasekobrice3929]

🥰👌

[@charlescoleman6896]

Do you think it is wrong to shift like this: 1st finger on G, shift 1st to A, then 3rd on B, 4th on C - that is, shifting at the beginning of the pattern, not at the end? Thanks for another great lesson; you are just an outstanding player and teacher!

[@leethompson1216]

Charles Coleman it's not wrong but what Darrick is doing is starting the G scale in the "first finger position". That is, start with the 1st finger on G note then 2nd finger on A note then 4th finger on B note (all played on E string). Then 1st finger on C note, 2nd finger on D note and 4th finger on E note (all played on A string),then 1st finger on F# then 2nd finger on G note (played on D string). That is G major played in "1st finger position". Darric is playing the first three notes in that fingering, then shifting up.

[@charlescoleman6896]

I think I see your point, thanks!

[@AGS1602]

I like to do 1 1 3 4 instead of 1 2 4 4

[@fr-ep4fv]

AHA==but what about doing this with minor and modes. Can't find. I am sure you have done it.

[@Chriswoodworker]

Your videos are so technically good, you don't need to try to waffle and fill them out with all the talking.

[@daricsbasslessons]

Thanks, this is an older video, I try to speak a little less but people still complain, but oh well. Thanks for the compliment

[@mozr5053]

Damn you auto correct! !!!

[@paulthorsby4579]

Great teacher....

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