What are Pivot Points? Don't get lost ever again!

[@alexanthony62]

You’re awesome man…. I love your playing and thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@willieelliott352]

This is the best info I've seen on you tube about how to solo and transition along the neck Thanks Daric

[@MyBassmann]

Thanks for sharing

[@shannonlandre4442]

Awesome thanks

[@kimhebert9905]

Good Video 🎶

[@수비아바이]

선생님 감사합니다. 😊

[@ramonurchipia]

Thanks Daric, you were my motivation a few years ago to take my bass and started to learn again!

[@davidswihart4288]

I appreciate your videos, but they aren't very beginner friendly. Can you please pin a comment defining your terms? I don't understand what you are even trying to tell us to practice here

[@cooleyballs1]

I'm with you.. makes no sense.

[@Davidsomuyiwa112]

You basically need to practice playing scales using the whole fretboard without stopping. Like if you were to start on F you play a regular scale to the F on the third string or the 3rd fret then keep going up the bass starting from the octave f to the next highest octave.

[@carlosvillarroel6665]

Theory is not difficult. The hard thing is rhythm. Phrasing. Make melodies with coherence and good taste. That moment when shoot a lick and then to run a scale in shredding sense... Its so heavy... Have you a kind of video like that?

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

when time for a phil i try what ever pattern working off the octave. hard to go out of key (sour notes).