Pretty Cool lesson here, Covers the topic quite well. Ive just made a bunch of detailed courses for beginners and advanced guitarists that you might be interested in. Check it out! would love to know what you and anyone watching this video thinks. Its totally free, and i mean TOTALLY
been playing bass for a while, but i've been stuck in a rut for making new songs.. so i was looking for some inspiration- but i found this instead. nice work!
one thing.. a lot of people use tabs and because of that they might not understand what you're trying to explain. maybe put the camera a bit closer to the neck so they can see better?
barley a problem tho. i added some of your vids to my favorites, i'll be sure to let anyone interested in learning the bass see these videos!
@BassLessonsOnline lol you are right,..my comment idnt say what i wantend to lol....i mean....what do you use to record and get that awesome deep clean sound..thanks
My step-by-step Beginner series of Bass Lessons Online can easily be used by left-handed players - just use the "mirror image" approach.
Also, especially in the early stages of my lessons, I often make relevant and useful suggestions for left-handed players (also for 5 and 6-string bass players).
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Jesus H Christ "mate"...play the fucking riff...do you really think anyone is here to listen to your long-winded explanation of the notes...followed by your extremely boring "riff"?
Take "Walk on the Wild Side" off your title if you're not here to give a proper lesson on how to play it, please...
for your information, some people (including myself) actually enjoy listening to people explain the theory that is used behind music. Go play your power chords to your pop punk music..
i really think that your lessons are awsome. some of them helped me too. helping others is really rare nowdays. keep up the video posting! cheers and best regards
i have played some months but not so intense, just maybe 2 times week, i have yust teached me slap best, do you think i have to go to a teacher and learn more, or can i keep learning on watching on you, becouse your pretty good
can you make some realy! noobs lesson, for me who is realy noob, and dont understand some of bass guitar lessons on youtube, but i understand you better, so plz help me!
thanks for the lesson but i really could not see your finger placements. Also you need to explain in more detail some of the musical jargon that you are using. Even if you explain it in another video it is still great help to explain it properly each time you use the word. Even just saying the "3rd" and the "10th" can zoom way over my head. Thanks for the video
I do explain and demonstrate. Take another look and listen. (Some subscribers say I talk too much and I know very well that we cannot please everybody all of the time.)
You probably should get a music theory book. They cost less than $10.
HAHA this was the bass i spoke of on ur number 3 lesson vid, this would have been helpful if i didnt know "Tabs" barely and from the deepest to highest strings i was taught E-A-D-G or maybe other way around, think its the eadg part but idk if its right anyway if u could get back to me with this it would be much appreciated =P
Check out my You Tube video "Learn a Jazz Blues" where you will see more chords, this time in 10ths.
There are heaps of possible chord voicings on the bass and my recommendation is to work some out for yourself and then write your own tabs (if you still need to).
IT'S LOVELY...
Uzorc1 6 months ago
I think so too (the sound of tenths, that is).
Thanks
George
BassLessonsOnline 6 months ago
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Pretty Cool lesson here, Covers the topic quite well. Ive just made a bunch of detailed courses for beginners and advanced guitarists that you might be interested in. Check it out! would love to know what you and anyone watching this video thinks. Its totally free, and i mean TOTALLY
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RexPearson1 7 months ago
been playing bass for a while, but i've been stuck in a rut for making new songs.. so i was looking for some inspiration- but i found this instead. nice work!
one thing.. a lot of people use tabs and because of that they might not understand what you're trying to explain. maybe put the camera a bit closer to the neck so they can see better?
barley a problem tho. i added some of your vids to my favorites, i'll be sure to let anyone interested in learning the bass see these videos!
cheers!
Muhajai 8 months ago
Instead of the "look" method, I use the "listen and look" method. For example, I say "D with the first finger on the 12th fret of the D string".
Thanks for your kind comments and "word-of-mouth" offer.
George
BassLessonsOnline 8 months ago
Thank you for these videos. VERY HELPFUL!
WickedJesterVideos 1 year ago 3
I'm always happy to be helpful. Thanks for your appreciation.
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
how do you make it sound like that??
juakinote 1 year ago
Hello, I don't know exactly what you mean. The sound is quite normal and the technique is explained in the video.
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
@BassLessonsOnline lol you are right,..my comment idnt say what i wantend to lol....i mean....what do you use to record and get that awesome deep clean sound..thanks
juakinote 1 year ago
Fender American Standard Jazz Bass with S1 Switch
ADA MB-1 Programmable Preamp (with some compression in this self-made preset sound)
Tascam Portastudio 246 as a mixer
iMovie on a MacBook
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
We have the same bass guitar :D
XoXoBlackCrowXoXo 1 year ago
... and we are loving it!
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
ive been on your site and it is well set out. how may i use this as a novice left hend player????
positiveKani 1 year ago
Thanks for checking in.
My step-by-step Beginner series of Bass Lessons Online can easily be used by left-handed players - just use the "mirror image" approach.
Also, especially in the early stages of my lessons, I often make relevant and useful suggestions for left-handed players (also for 5 and 6-string bass players).
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
thanks
positiveKani 1 year ago
I can hear everything just fine. Thanks! You're awesome :)
Graciepoo8790 1 year ago
Excellent. Thanks for your enthusiastic comment.
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
Love your lessons, you just got yourself another subscriber!
SUPERTOUCHOX2 1 year ago
Excellent - thank you!
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
I really can't hear anything you say ._. the others videos are ok, but I can't hear anything in this video =/
"why? whyyy??? buaa" xD
*sorry for my poor english*
hugs
iagoO3r 1 year ago
This is one of e few videos I recorded in full stereo mode, where the voice is on one channel and the bass on the other.
Please check your computer/stereo settings to get either both channels or mono.
Good luck!
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
double stop?
leeble611 1 year ago
Yes "double stop" is a classical term, meaning to play two notes simultaneously on a stringed instrument.
George
BassLessonsOnline 1 year ago
I can't hear anything you say, and barely hear your bass.
godot93 2 years ago
This video is recorded with the voice and bass on separate channels. The bass is quite loud, on the right channel.
Please check you system setup.
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
@godot93 VOLUME !!!!!!!!!
itsumonihon 1 year ago
Thanks a lot!, very good lesson.
Rafo28579 2 years ago
That's great - I'm glad you had the benefit!
george
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
i didnt now bass had chords just one note strikes
jaededify 2 years ago
well a bass has 4 strings, making it possible to play chords, usually they are only 2 or 3 note voicings though
metalstring346 2 years ago
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Jesus H Christ "mate"...play the fucking riff...do you really think anyone is here to listen to your long-winded explanation of the notes...followed by your extremely boring "riff"?
Take "Walk on the Wild Side" off your title if you're not here to give a proper lesson on how to play it, please...
Wasted my time here...
jaypeter666 2 years ago
for your information, some people (including myself) actually enjoy listening to people explain the theory that is used behind music. Go play your power chords to your pop punk music..
metalstring346 2 years ago
Your Aussie? like me!
Aussie! Aussie! Aussie!
Oi! Oi! Oi!
jacketman25 2 years ago
Hello Reub -- thanks for your enthusiasm.
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
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Thanks for the tutorial! I would like to play the guitar some day!
please check out my channel!
MTERM775 2 years ago
i really think that your lessons are awsome. some of them helped me too. helping others is really rare nowdays. keep up the video posting! cheers and best regards
feverhood 2 years ago
Thanks for checking a couple of my You Tube videos and for your positive comments.
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
i have played some months but not so intense, just maybe 2 times week, i have yust teached me slap best, do you think i have to go to a teacher and learn more, or can i keep learning on watching on you, becouse your pretty good
Egill95 2 years ago
Nothing beats good face-to-face lessons from a qualified bass instructor ... plus your own practice and application, for example in a band.
Bass of Luck!
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
can you make some realy! noobs lesson, for me who is realy noob, and dont understand some of bass guitar lessons on youtube, but i understand you better, so plz help me!
Egill95 2 years ago
Hello
Just go to my Lessons 1-4. You'll find them in the scroll bar over there >>>>>
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
i think it's much better to play the major chord with the 2nd and 4th finger...
schimmelpenninq 2 years ago
I haven't got a musical bone in my body...
Do you think I should take up playing the base?
Yakovich 2 years ago
no u shouldnt
Poppyseedsaredrugs 2 years ago
People often think and say that they don't have musical bones. This is usually just a perception based on inaccurate or incomplete info.
A good teacher will help you regardless of your perception. However, do consider "We are what we think."
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
you're the best bass teacher ever george ...your lessons are great
kennyCyAnIdE 2 years ago
I'm flattered - thanks.
Happy learning!
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
thanks for the lesson but i really could not see your finger placements. Also you need to explain in more detail some of the musical jargon that you are using. Even if you explain it in another video it is still great help to explain it properly each time you use the word. Even just saying the "3rd" and the "10th" can zoom way over my head. Thanks for the video
BadBackBeast 2 years ago
Hello
Thanks for your appreciation of this video.
I do explain and demonstrate. Take another look and listen. (Some subscribers say I talk too much and I know very well that we cannot please everybody all of the time.)
You probably should get a music theory book. They cost less than $10.
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
I am CZ no understund... :(
SITcz 2 years ago
when u play by chords do you have to play all the strings at the same time?
afonkin1 2 years ago
No, on this video I play only the two outside strings simultaneously, then, from 2:34 I play them separately.
My suggestion to you: Experiment - what sounds good is good.
Bass of Luck!
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
HAHA this was the bass i spoke of on ur number 3 lesson vid, this would have been helpful if i didnt know "Tabs" barely and from the deepest to highest strings i was taught E-A-D-G or maybe other way around, think its the eadg part but idk if its right anyway if u could get back to me with this it would be much appreciated =P
wpken14 2 years ago
E A D G (deepest to highest sound, thickest to thinnest) is correct.
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
Sir George, your videos have been a huge help!
Thank you ;)
shwafwif 2 years ago
Thank you too ... and greetings from Australia!
George
BassLessonsOnline 2 years ago
very helpful!! Thank you!!!!!
CrumbyPics 3 years ago
Thank you too - I'm always happy to help.
George
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
Thank you!It really helps me a lot!I'll be very appreciate if you can give me some bass chord on tabs!!
TaxiiiDriver 3 years ago
Hello Red
I'm happy I could help :)
Check out my You Tube video "Learn a Jazz Blues" where you will see more chords, this time in 10ths.
There are heaps of possible chord voicings on the bass and my recommendation is to work some out for yourself and then write your own tabs (if you still need to).
All the chords to you!
George
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
All the best to George!
TaxiiiDriver 3 years ago
thank you again,,...wit this im understanding.. other cords.. thank again.. "i can see clearly now"
cornflakesnwater 3 years ago
I am having trouble making my chords sound clean, I get frett buzz, any suggestions?
camel04 3 years ago
My first thoughts/questions are
1. Is your "action" too low? This is set at the bridge.
2. Is your bass neck too convex? This can be set by altering the truss rod tension.
3. Are you fretting close enough to the fret wire?
The cause could be any combination of the above.
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
I think my action is a bit on the lower side and I need to work suggestion 3! My fingers are a bit stiff making the chord shapes!
camel04 3 years ago
VERY useful. I kinda knew it - but after you spelled it out I really know. thanks and cheers from ATL
paulferg 3 years ago
Hello ATL
Thanks for your comment. It certainly helps (sometimes) when we know exactly what we are doing.
Through more than 30 years of teaching (and playing) bass my explanations are starting to work :)
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
sir tnx for the very usewful lessons for a begginer bass player
tayot19 3 years ago
I'm happy to get such positive response and it is great to see that people such as you find my bass lessons useful.
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
This video is awesome. I play these chords but never new what they were actually called. Thanks!!!!
lucasizle 3 years ago
I'm always happy to give new insight.
Thanks for your comment.
George
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
wow thats simple! and it sounds really effective! Thanks
sikth66 3 years ago
You're welcome. Thanks for you comment.
BTW: I saw the Iron Maiden at Abbey Road performance (posted on your profile site) on TV just a few days ago ... and loved it!
Regards from Down Under Australia
BassLessonsOnline 3 years ago
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