Walking Bass Lines: Tritone Substitution (Pt 1)

[BlikeNave]

Such a valuable lesson.

[frcwolf]

@DumbedDownSociety I have a number of walking bass line lessons on my YT channel.

[frcwolf]

@DumbedDownSociety I also teach via Skype - that might be the best way I can think of to help steer you in the right direction.

[DumbedDownSociety]

@frcwolf its cool man..i think ima just keep doing my own thing.

[Fenorn]

groovy

[frcwolf]

@EJScreams Yes, except that in this instance we're resolving to I instead of V.

[John24562456]

Fantastic explaination, very clear and well explained. Brilliant. Thanks very much.

[HarvesterOfMisery]

this is the devils music! diabolus in musica! lol jk

[adojferz]

hahahaha well then... praise the devil! hahaha

[jouman714]

thank you so explaining this so well. after listening to many ppl explain i finally go it here!

[pairLuniere]

Your kindness is only exceeded by your clarity (& humor) Many thanks, p_air.

[AshtrayIan]

Wow, you've helped another aspiring jazz bassist. Very clear breakdown, thanks.

[1dudeman2]

thank you bill

[supercinquino]

bravo bill

i wanna be bill....

[frcwolf]

Thanks, it is my pleasure.

[therecomesatime]

indeed, i too found your vids helpful. you're quite selfless and decent to post these great lessons. you're obviously a gifted teacher & an awesome player...peace

[Lukey404]

I found this incredibly helpful. Thanks so much!

[remoman]

It sounds like a cadence!

[itlnstln171]

thank you for this. The worship leader at my church has been teaching me about this. It helps to hear it.

[Kitschead]

I thought the tritone was the note of the devil?!? Haha. I jest I jest.

[leoofthestoneage]

WOW! a great video.

amazing! hey, watch my video :)

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[xaviour81]

Thanks a lot for the explaination.

It's really clear

[daveweckl1]

they are chords when he puts the root beneath them

[amisfit990]

Mind you, they are not "chords" per se. They are intervals, as you said at the beginning. I'm not discounting your theory skills, I just happened to notice...

[afufkin]

actually they are chords like any other group of more than one note. they are diads. with the root added thay are triads