First of all, thanks for this great lesson, you are the master of bass!
I have a big issue, and it's very frustrating, when I try to slap strings I get no proper sound like it sounds when I pull the string, when I add more volume on my amp pulling makes very loud and strong sound but when I slap I just hear a bang. Is this my fault or my bass guitar is bad?
Hey Marlowe, what strings and gauge are you using on this bass. I have a Stingray classic and i love it but it is still not sounding quite the same. Is the pre Ernie Ball that much different?
@dslapster64 Dont remeber the barnd but the gauge s 45 - 105. Im playinf through a lot of amp sims and fx (Korg px4d) so yuodont hear the clean bass sound at all
First of all, very nice playing. I've been playing with my fingers for a long time, so I decided to try something new.
I can't seem to get the right tone when I do the left hand slap. I either accidentally fret a note or I simply stop whatever note i was previously playing. Do you have any suggestions?
I'm really enjoying learning from your videos and hearing your great playing and excellent taste in music! I've been a guitarist for 30 years and I am only now beginning to actually learn to play the bass instead of playing it like a guitar player (which means badly!) What sort of practice amp do you use or what can you recommend? I just bought a beautiful '77 Stingray identical to yours and I would love to plug in, but it sounds horrible through my guitar amps:(
Your explanation of style is as eloquent as your playing. For me, I can do it (kind of) but would have a tough time explaining it to another player. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thanks for the cute joke!!! I guess I have so much to learn. One comment to you: Alot of bass players on Youtube are very good at copying the legendary bass play, which is not a really bad thing, you improvise riffs of your own creation, which puts you above the rest...Extraordinaire!!!! I am so glad I have met you. I am interested in how music is played ,loved & enjoyed from other cultures over the world. I notice in the European countries they love our Funk, dance & Jazz & blues. GREAT!!
@MarloweDK, thank you for the prompt response. I a beginner bass play and so eager to learn from bass LEDGENDS, like yourself. Far most I appreciate your time
and everything you have to offer for bass lessons. You inspire me! My first base is a Yamaha RBX1700, it has two pick-ups for Jazz & precision. I have checked the wiews, it is an excellent bass to begin. I have so much to learn yet. I have never heard of very scary notes or ghost notes. I get the feeling it's a note improvised????
@nefferteri2 It was a joke, think about it "Boooooo!";-) Anyway ghost notes are notes without pitch , an example is when you pluck a note without pressing down a note on the fretboard, you get a "thud" sound
I want to get good to the point where I find it hard to analyse what I play :-o lol. That's amazing. You're like..."ok ahhh what did I do here?" It's like your body moveds independently of your brain to get the sound you want. Again...amazing.
Great Playing my Friend, Thanks for your instructions now all I have to do is try to master your abilities!! I am a Jazz Double Bassist (60) but have a 4/5/6 string electrics which get very little use. After seeing you, I've got the urge to blow the dust off the electrics and get into it. PLEASE do a jazz walking bass lines using GHOST NOTES ! Love to see what you do with that !!! cooljas, Australia PS :- THE greatest D/Bass player to ever live was a Dane :- Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen !
Great Playing my Friend, Thanks for your instructions now all I have to do is try to master your abilities!! I am a Jazz Double Bassist (60) but have a 4/5/6 string electrics which get very little use. After seeing you, I've got the urge to blow the dust off the electrics and get into it. PLEASE do a jazz walking bass lines using GHOST NOTES ! Love to see what you do with that !!! cooljas, Australia
Thanks so much for sharing this! You could not have done a better job breaking this down for those of us who are puzzled by slap technique. This really helped me to make some progress - I'd been playing the same patterns for many years. Its nice to see somebody post something of this quality who is a great player AND great teacher.
@MarloweDK Haha thanks but, when you did a thumb slap, and then mute it with your left hand, it seems with you that you get a kind of "pop" sound. When I try to do that, I do not get the pop. How do I get the pop?
@MarloweDK Haha thanks but, when I mute my E string, I do not get the same sound as you make when you mute your E string. Do you know why/how to fix it?
@MarloweDK Haha thanks but, when I mute my E string, I do not get the same sound as you make when you mute your E string. Do you know why/how to fix it?
Top stuff Mr Marlowe. This and your other videos are are excellent because you really take the trouble to explain without 'talking-down' to the viewer. I've been playing this kind of style for years but I could still learn a lot from you. Thanks for uploading
Very patient and clear and i love how you go off on tangents too! I'm gonna be ages going thru this ;) there's nothing wrong with your english either!
best teacher ive seen on youtube, ive played rock/metal bass for a very long time and i ty for allowing me to learn the rudiments of a new skill so easily, of course i have the advantage that my fingers are well trained but youve allowed me to make a whole new sound for my own pleasure...respect mate
thank you! it is great that musicians share their experience. this will make music better. and i hope it will make me also a better player. thanks again and congratulations for a very clear video which is great!
thank you very much...for a long time i had no clue how to get all the deadnotes in such a short time out of my bass...now i tried the hit on the fretboard by the left hand and now it's sounding like good slapping :-)
ok thanks, I've been studying that I have recommended Tony Oppenheim and I think very good the method, but I notice that your technique is slightly different, if you tell me that this method is good it will continue to study, another question of I recommend studying improvisation to develop phrases as well as you do, thanks
Yes my technique is...mine and is developed by learning from a lot of sources - mostly by listening to and learning to work of the masters.
"Slap it" just one method I have learned from. But in this particular video im in fact playing much in the style of Louis Johnson with the percussive slaps. And remember - there is no "wrong" ways of doing it - you may even create a new style;-)
@MarloweDK first time ive ever sent a personal message to anyone but, you have inspired me to play new forms of bass, as a retired death metal bassist, i can now enjoy and expand my bass playing to new levels, ty for your patient tutorial, id b e happy to converse with you about metal techniques if you ever wish to ty once again!
Hi..., do not speak English very well, that all these videos good tines of the low !!!!!, musical education that I slap improvisation methods would you recommend? you have one done for you?THANKS
I've been playing music for more than 20 years. Your videos show some of the most intuitive and fluid bass playing I have ever heard. You're a fantastic teacher. Thanks for posting.
I've found that to get a nice left hand slap sound, it helps to have your action good and low so that when you hammer down on the strings there is less for required. It also makes playing altogether a little bit more of a relaxed activity. Which I think is a very important thing when learning slap bass techniques.
If you are getting a harmonic sound, either slap more firmly or get more flick in your wrist so the slapping hand is touching the string for less time. Let your hand bounce on the strings.
ive been playing slap for about 3 months now and been a bassist for 3 years, but i cant get the left hand slap sound could u please help me out becuase i cant find a good technique for triplets
This video has given me new bass planes to explore, especially the part with the "left hand slap"'. Explicit and detailed explanations - simply perfect!
fantastic riff and great instruction! but i'm having trouble getting a good left-hand slap sound. does it help to have the string action quite low for this? or do you have to slap quite hard? when i try the left-hand slap, the strings mute but i don't get much slap sound.
I love how instead of starting out with gayass talking like everyone else he's just like "Eat this funky ass bass line faggots." *jam* "Okay now that I have your attention, talk time."
mr.marlowe, thank you very much for your clips , you help me with your clips. my english is not so good, but you know what iwant to say, please take more clips ,and then open my eyes,,,thank you very much.
hey, every time i try to do the left hand ghost, it just ends up being like a hammer on, its downright impossible not to get a ringing note out. any tips?
perdona creo que eres un gran bajista ademas de un buen tipo pues tegusta nseñar lo que sabes.
Me gustaria saber si sabes hablar español,o si existe algun programa que te traduzca los videos pues me parecen muy interesantes pero yo de ingles no tengo ni puta idea.
bueno pos un saludo tio y sigue asi ,llegaras lejos
very clear tone, is that a clean tone from the instrument, amp. or are u using muted chorus pedal? PS like the Jaco style riff with the harmonic..fingerstyle. just now exploring harmonic mechanics
really appreciate the way you laid it down, i like the way you explain it...its so helpfull, could you have more bass technique online this really helps man. triplets, thumb uses etc...
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Sk8erguy1996 1 month ago
First of all, thanks for this great lesson, you are the master of bass!
I have a big issue, and it's very frustrating, when I try to slap strings I get no proper sound like it sounds when I pull the string, when I add more volume on my amp pulling makes very loud and strong sound but when I slap I just hear a bang. Is this my fault or my bass guitar is bad?
I have SX Jazz Bass, and small 15watt combo amp.
Thanks!
PArezina 4 months ago
Great Tutorial, Thanks!
averybigbadger 4 months ago
Fuckin tight
BeaneRNaTtor 6 months ago
Sounds like porn.
MrOppi3 7 months ago
Hey Marlowe, what strings and gauge are you using on this bass. I have a Stingray classic and i love it but it is still not sounding quite the same. Is the pre Ernie Ball that much different?
dslapster64 7 months ago
@dslapster64 Dont remeber the barnd but the gauge s 45 - 105. Im playinf through a lot of amp sims and fx (Korg px4d) so yuodont hear the clean bass sound at all
MarloweDK 7 months ago
@MarloweDK What bass do you like better for funk this musicman or one of your fender jazz basses?
3mazhani 2 weeks ago
@dslapster64 if i was you i would use rottosound jazz strings
paddy27398 3 months ago
marlowe, le meilleur prof de basse du web !!! ;) merci pour tes conseils avisés. (very good advice) ciao !
sx13105 7 months ago
First of all, very nice playing. I've been playing with my fingers for a long time, so I decided to try something new.
I can't seem to get the right tone when I do the left hand slap. I either accidentally fret a note or I simply stop whatever note i was previously playing. Do you have any suggestions?
texanbassist53258 7 months ago
that was so funky i had to wash my neighbors ass!
MrRustytrombone 7 months ago
You've been a HUGE help to me with your slap/mute videos. Thank you, sir!
JazzzRockFuzion 7 months ago
your english is just fine..
your playing and dissection great and very useful many thanks
martiandmarti 7 months ago
WOW, you play excellent. Very impressive and your English is quite good also. YOu have a firm grasp of the English language.
But your BASS player is awesome. Thank you for this wonderful vdeo. I learned a lot just by watching you break it all down.
thanks you so much again :) You ROCK
Janicemaxwell 7 months ago 2
@Janicemaxwell You are most welcome, and thank you for the compliments:-)
MarloweDK 7 months ago
I'm really enjoying learning from your videos and hearing your great playing and excellent taste in music! I've been a guitarist for 30 years and I am only now beginning to actually learn to play the bass instead of playing it like a guitar player (which means badly!) What sort of practice amp do you use or what can you recommend? I just bought a beautiful '77 Stingray identical to yours and I would love to plug in, but it sounds horrible through my guitar amps:(
garbeaj 7 months ago
@garbeaj For this i use a Korg Pandora px4d
MarloweDK 7 months ago
@MarloweDK That looks like a really handy little unit. Thanks for the reply, I'll check that out:)
garbeaj 7 months ago
My wirst is hurting of slapping and playing...bullshit:/
2222222222222222XXXX 8 months ago
Cool great playing and your in the pocket DOOD!
machareo1 8 months ago
nice leSSon for Slap-beginnerS like me... quite funky, and pretty eaSy
iRobrt 8 months ago
go to .thomann.de and search basses for a sound sample.
Choose slap bass sample, and you'll get this lick
briebje68 9 months ago
Elsker den danske accent :D
Men super fedt spillet :D! spiller selv lidt funkey bas for sjov men gad godt at have din erfaring!
miklensk 9 months ago
Your explanation of style is as eloquent as your playing. For me, I can do it (kind of) but would have a tough time explaining it to another player. Thanks for the inspiration.
aaplatypus 9 months ago
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nefferteri2 9 months ago
@nefferteri2 You are most welcome:-)
MarloweDK 9 months ago
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nefferteri2 9 months ago
Thanks for the cute joke!!! I guess I have so much to learn. One comment to you: Alot of bass players on Youtube are very good at copying the legendary bass play, which is not a really bad thing, you improvise riffs of your own creation, which puts you above the rest...Extraordinaire!!!! I am so glad I have met you. I am interested in how music is played ,loved & enjoyed from other cultures over the world. I notice in the European countries they love our Funk, dance & Jazz & blues. GREAT!!
nefferteri2 9 months ago
@MarloweDK, thank you for the prompt response. I a beginner bass play and so eager to learn from bass LEDGENDS, like yourself. Far most I appreciate your time
and everything you have to offer for bass lessons. You inspire me! My first base is a Yamaha RBX1700, it has two pick-ups for Jazz & precision. I have checked the wiews, it is an excellent bass to begin. I have so much to learn yet. I have never heard of very scary notes or ghost notes. I get the feeling it's a note improvised????
nefferteri2 9 months ago
@nefferteri2 It was a joke, think about it "Boooooo!";-) Anyway ghost notes are notes without pitch , an example is when you pluck a note without pressing down a note on the fretboard, you get a "thud" sound
MarloweDK 9 months ago 2
What is ghost notes???
nefferteri2 9 months ago
@nefferteri2 Very scary notes;-)
MarloweDK 9 months ago 7
yo this is FUNKY, Larry Grahm would be proud of u
cameronjennings5 9 months ago
Thank you thank you thank you for this! Your English is great by the way.
astrologer2006 9 months ago
Awesome. I am a drummer, but do some bass playing as well. This is inspiring to me. I must go and practice some bass now!
jimflys2 1 year ago
Hi,
I used to have Music Man 20 years ago but could not get to grips with it.
If only You Tube was around in those days with your videos I would have understood the magic of bass playing.
Great work and thanks for your inspiration.
tractorbooty15 1 year ago
man, that's so useful to me, i can't slap decently because i get all mixed up with the ghosts notes... thanks man ;)
jpcaras 1 year ago
How loosely are you holding your right hand Marlowe?
MrVaalium 1 year ago
@MrVaalium Loosely i dont know, but im always in contact with the bass - with my underarm
MarloweDK 1 year ago
@MarloweDK Thanks for the response. Your doing a great service by posting these gems.
MrVaalium 1 year ago
I have the olp versoin of this bass its rly nice
skaterbro11 1 year ago
Greaaat sound!! what amp are you using??
riqyl32 1 year ago
I want to get good to the point where I find it hard to analyse what I play :-o lol. That's amazing. You're like..."ok ahhh what did I do here?" It's like your body moveds independently of your brain to get the sound you want. Again...amazing.
con6mill 1 year ago
You're the best!
pheeeeelip 1 year ago
Great Playing my Friend, Thanks for your instructions now all I have to do is try to master your abilities!! I am a Jazz Double Bassist (60) but have a 4/5/6 string electrics which get very little use. After seeing you, I've got the urge to blow the dust off the electrics and get into it. PLEASE do a jazz walking bass lines using GHOST NOTES ! Love to see what you do with that !!! cooljas, Australia PS :- THE greatest D/Bass player to ever live was a Dane :- Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen !
mickpowermans 1 year ago
@mickpowermans thx and you are most welcome:-) I do have a walking video or two somewhere, try and search my videos for "Walking"
MarloweDK 1 year ago
Great Playing my Friend, Thanks for your instructions now all I have to do is try to master your abilities!! I am a Jazz Double Bassist (60) but have a 4/5/6 string electrics which get very little use. After seeing you, I've got the urge to blow the dust off the electrics and get into it. PLEASE do a jazz walking bass lines using GHOST NOTES ! Love to see what you do with that !!! cooljas, Australia
mickpowermans 1 year ago
Hej MarloweDK.
gode videoer du laver her inde. du må gerne lave nogen på dansk :)
Mvh,
kingsQ123 1 year ago
@kingsQ123 Jeg laver snart en DVD på dansk:)
MarloweDK 1 year ago
What's the second note you play at 1:00? Between the open E and 6th fret. Open A or muted 6th?
x1te 1 year ago
you're spot on with the English! A great techniques vid, fellow bassist! Thanks
edwardjohanbol 1 year ago
Hi dude..
I already play guitar since 3 years ago... i know to play some metal and bla bla...
But i ever liked bass, and i'm prettending to buy one...
And i don't know if i buy a 5 strings one, or 4 strings one...
and also if i buy a active or a passive one...
Can you explain, or record a video showing the differences?
I love slap bass and wanna so fking buy a bass, but dunno what kind of one i should buy.
Thanks
U're a great teacher
TJChagas 1 year ago
Thanks so much for sharing this! You could not have done a better job breaking this down for those of us who are puzzled by slap technique. This really helped me to make some progress - I'd been playing the same patterns for many years. Its nice to see somebody post something of this quality who is a great player AND great teacher.
Jerzbass 1 year ago
lol thanks. I might go off to try these techniques.
BigCanOfBeans 1 year ago
Fingerstyle is on fire, thanks, that opened my eyes a little bit...
tadhgfish1 1 year ago
great playing/lesson, as always.
(and sweet antonioni's "blow up" poster!)
cheers!
jaimepaullamb 1 year ago
In making this video, did you use
any type of effect on the bass,
because it sure sounds like it!?
byjuu246 1 year ago
Commodores - Brickhouse. =)
xzysyndrome 1 year ago
Very informative!
MEGAHITSDISCO 1 year ago
Hey man, nice video, but can I ask you something?
I am practicing my technique, but how do you make the "pop" sound when you mute with your left hand? I just do not get the pop.
Thanks!
Danertothefaner 1 year ago
@Danertothefaner Mute the G string a little less to get the "pop" out
MarloweDK 1 year ago
@MarloweDK Haha thanks but, when you did a thumb slap, and then mute it with your left hand, it seems with you that you get a kind of "pop" sound. When I try to do that, I do not get the pop. How do I get the pop?
Danertothefaner 1 year ago
@MarloweDK Haha thanks but, when I mute my E string, I do not get the same sound as you make when you mute your E string. Do you know why/how to fix it?
Danertothefaner 1 year ago
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@MarloweDK Haha thanks but, when I mute my E string, I do not get the same sound as you make when you mute your E string. Do you know why/how to fix it?
Danertothefaner 1 year ago
ugh i cant get this.... its hard.
mynamesDevon 1 year ago
THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME IT IS APPRECIATED
dragon21247 1 year ago
I'd love to play like that a long way before me :(
TheMikeai 1 year ago
Hvad sker der min makker?
MusicTrainerDotCom 1 year ago
ive got that bass!! xD
lovemitchorelse 1 year ago
thanks.
You are the best....
MrKromitko 1 year ago
men i have learned a lot
NJLight16 1 year ago
You're danish, right?
jagjaghuh 1 year ago
@jagjaghuh Ja:)
MarloweDK 1 year ago
@MarloweDK Ni danskar är grymma på musik
jagjaghuh 1 year ago
marlowe is from denmark look hes name...(marloweDK) the dk is from denmark.. hejsa jeg synes du spiller nice vil godt lære det der ghost noder
tutten321 1 year ago
you're greater!!!
ilferoce 1 year ago
niicicee
Golzinbaf 1 year ago
thanks marlowe dk, i just learned something new today :D
jpcaras 1 year ago
Thanks dude for the video, I always knew how to left hand slap, but this tutorial has really shown me how to utilize it in a more dynamic, funk way.
cochra27 1 year ago
Top stuff Mr Marlowe. This and your other videos are are excellent because you really take the trouble to explain without 'talking-down' to the viewer. I've been playing this kind of style for years but I could still learn a lot from you. Thanks for uploading
thatblokefella 1 year ago
Is that a musicman bass?
elieljohn88 1 year ago
dude,you sound great really but your timeing is a lil off but you got the skills
andreking84 1 year ago
thank you for taking the time to explain and break stuff down. I couldn't hear your voice too well though maybe turn your mic up?
tootmaster2000 1 year ago
Very patient and clear and i love how you go off on tangents too! I'm gonna be ages going thru this ;) there's nothing wrong with your english either!
czypauly07 1 year ago
VERY impressive!!
groaky10 1 year ago
best teacher ive seen on youtube, ive played rock/metal bass for a very long time and i ty for allowing me to learn the rudiments of a new skill so easily, of course i have the advantage that my fingers are well trained but youve allowed me to make a whole new sound for my own pleasure...respect mate
stonersid 1 year ago
richard bona slap at start
MrTheresnousernames 1 year ago
This helps a lot. You're a great teacher.
aveevu 1 year ago
i play funk, jazz-funk piano... i want to jam with you
slapmyfunkybass 1 year ago
this is exactly what i have been looking for thank you
roboben95 1 year ago
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blightner5 1 year ago
yeah like Louis Jhonson , it is the musicman no??
dariocasatibassista 1 year ago
thank you! it is great that musicians share their experience. this will make music better. and i hope it will make me also a better player. thanks again and congratulations for a very clear video which is great!
vikingbass17 1 year ago
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killingaces 1 year ago
thank you very much...for a long time i had no clue how to get all the deadnotes in such a short time out of my bass...now i tried the hit on the fretboard by the left hand and now it's sounding like good slapping :-)
peda1fachso 1 year ago
@peda1fachso I dont understand!!
I just can't left hand slap i don't know if im not doing it correctly or if its my bass or something.
it just stays silent or if i press to much the string sounds awful. it doesn't sound like an attack or a ghost note.
killingaces 1 year ago
@killingaces I'll mail you
peda1fachso 1 year ago
You are good man
thetruthproject2012 1 year ago
Thank you so much! Greetings from Argentina! =D
pedropuyol91 1 year ago
gracias!!!!!
13mictlan 1 year ago
brother te pasaste, es la mejor explicacion, no te preocupes por el idioma, la musca es universal....
(brother, wow, jajaj, it`s the best explanation, don`t worry for the lenguage, the music is universal....)
jpmbjpmb 1 year ago
tears of joy
gahjii 1 year ago
great technique.. i couldntt hear your explanation clearly.. it really helped me anyway
rodokreuz 1 year ago
man i have been using the technique for a while and didn't even know there was a name for it
joesteed7 1 year ago
wow thanks a lot man ! love that technique
soradu78 1 year ago
ok thanks, I've been studying that I have recommended Tony Oppenheim and I think very good the method, but I notice that your technique is slightly different, if you tell me that this method is good it will continue to study, another question of I recommend studying improvisation to develop phrases as well as you do, thanks
larrybass3 2 years ago
Yes my technique is...mine and is developed by learning from a lot of sources - mostly by listening to and learning to work of the masters.
"Slap it" just one method I have learned from. But in this particular video im in fact playing much in the style of Louis Johnson with the percussive slaps. And remember - there is no "wrong" ways of doing it - you may even create a new style;-)
MarloweDK 2 years ago 12
@MarloweDK first time ive ever sent a personal message to anyone but, you have inspired me to play new forms of bass, as a retired death metal bassist, i can now enjoy and expand my bass playing to new levels, ty for your patient tutorial, id b e happy to converse with you about metal techniques if you ever wish to ty once again!
stonersid 1 year ago
Hi..., do not speak English very well, that all these videos good tines of the low !!!!!, musical education that I slap improvisation methods would you recommend? you have one done for you?THANKS
larrybass3 2 years ago
The old Slap it by Tony Oppenheim is still good
MarloweDK 2 years ago
muy bueno
EdisonG128 2 years ago 2
I've been playing music for more than 20 years. Your videos show some of the most intuitive and fluid bass playing I have ever heard. You're a fantastic teacher. Thanks for posting.
pjackson519 2 years ago 19
Wow - That is AMAZING!!!
Buckinsky 2 years ago
*wobble wobble* lol great vid
deathwraith13 2 years ago
Magnifishit, man. You have good skills.
YoshiPerner666 2 years ago 3
nice!!!!!!!
BMTH105 2 years ago
I've found that to get a nice left hand slap sound, it helps to have your action good and low so that when you hammer down on the strings there is less for required. It also makes playing altogether a little bit more of a relaxed activity. Which I think is a very important thing when learning slap bass techniques.
hamburgertrain6 2 years ago
MASTER!!
jano100 2 years ago 2
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GO wit it!
elicroy 2 years ago
how come when im doing left hand slappijng i get all this harmonics going on??
the only way to stop this seems like leaving the hand on the fretboard longer than it should be....any suggestions
calimachos123 2 years ago
If you are getting a harmonic sound, either slap more firmly or get more flick in your wrist so the slapping hand is touching the string for less time. Let your hand bounce on the strings.
TheChickenDoctor 2 years ago
ive been playing slap for about 3 months now and been a bassist for 3 years, but i cant get the left hand slap sound could u please help me out becuase i cant find a good technique for triplets
myfootinurass 2 years ago
Thanx man that really helps
HM2028 2 years ago
Merci beaucoup, encore un peu trop difficile pour moi mais j'ai compris l'essentiel reste a mettre en pratique oups;;;;;
sanrafeu83 2 years ago
This video has given me new bass planes to explore, especially the part with the "left hand slap"'. Explicit and detailed explanations - simply perfect!
d4r00g 2 years ago
Cool
icededdy 2 years ago
fantastic riff and great instruction! but i'm having trouble getting a good left-hand slap sound. does it help to have the string action quite low for this? or do you have to slap quite hard? when i try the left-hand slap, the strings mute but i don't get much slap sound.
blakelock666 2 years ago
thanks man
you are a good teacher
keep on whith it !!
bassjazz443 2 years ago
che pazienza!!
GemelliAlessio 2 years ago
im kidding i really apreciate your lessons man you are very good
AfroTrueno 2 years ago
not fair he has a giant thump :(
AfroTrueno 2 years ago
I love how instead of starting out with gayass talking like everyone else he's just like "Eat this funky ass bass line faggots." *jam* "Okay now that I have your attention, talk time."
NeoNoggie 2 years ago
Dr Marlowe is from Spain
lowfreq65 2 years ago
No, yo no soi
MarloweDK 2 years ago
In the beggining it was like Fiku Miku by Bartosc Krolik :) so sweet
yamakasko 2 years ago
thank you for posting this. it really helped me out with my technique. by the way, your english is very good. are you from france? just curious
hottdamnson27 2 years ago
im guessing dk is denmark?
sandwichtaster 2 years ago
My last name is Marlowe :)
JAMISH7 2 years ago 4
mr.marlowe, thank you very much for your clips , you help me with your clips. my english is not so good, but you know what iwant to say, please take more clips ,and then open my eyes,,,thank you very much.
charissis1967 2 years ago
hey, every time i try to do the left hand ghost, it just ends up being like a hammer on, its downright impossible not to get a ringing note out. any tips?
kenjoi 2 years ago
hello! the bassline you play at the beginning , is it from a particular song? can anyone tell me?
thanks a lot MarloweDK !!! have a nice day
zichlmesa 2 years ago
Sounds like something from Larry Grahm.
I'm not posative but I think he either played that or something similar in his instructional video.
ArkAngelSlave 2 years ago
@zichlmesa this is one of luis johnsons basslines...if u look it up ul find it ez
motoxchamp321 2 years ago
Well its my own bassline, but of course in the style of LJ;-)
MarloweDK 2 years ago
you're the best
drRomantico89 2 years ago
unbelievable, you keep inspiring me. thank you so much again.
hanzabass 2 years ago
Hey, your bass does sound like a bass - I mean not like an iron handler's backyard :)
And you explain clear and precise
Thanx!
( 8:56 -> GENIAL!)
Zzozze 2 years ago
what kind of amps do you use
IronSentry24 2 years ago
hello,what this bass that you are playing, also like to know if this model is the same model of Louis Johnson. Thank you for your attention
staroctor 2 years ago
thanks man! this helps add so much depth to my slap lines and makes it ten times easier to play triplets.
turtleguy910456686 2 years ago
thank you for giving me THE missing link in my bass playing!
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yoyoninja1 2 years ago
Muchas Gracias Man!! me has ayudado bastante. Ojalá algun día sea tan bueno tocando el bajo como tú. 1Saludo desde España amigo!!!!Tín Navío!!!
intrinsecolook 2 years ago
THANK YOU FOR THE LESSON,TOP NOTCH
TRJBASS 2 years ago
Marlowe, thank you so much for the information and (just as important) INSPIRATION! ;)
pixelpusher3000 2 years ago
That's totally a Schecter in the background.
ManDudeYeah 2 years ago
Nope, never had a Schecter
MarloweDK 2 years ago
Oh snap, my bad then... Looks an awful lot like a Schec neck and headstock to your far left there.
ManDudeYeah 2 years ago
i think it might be his yamaha
urxfavxweapon77 2 years ago
YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!
jubilee918 2 years ago
gotta love music :]
Alisha12287 2 years ago
Thank you, this is killer! Your english is just fine too! ;)
Witzomania 2 years ago
Dude, you've got 6 more basses :O
Anyways, great lesson, i think i learned alot from it. Thx!
Jaje91 2 years ago
lol i play drums to this for a nice groove
Drummy17 2 years ago
perdona creo que eres un gran bajista ademas de un buen tipo pues tegusta nseñar lo que sabes.
Me gustaria saber si sabes hablar español,o si existe algun programa que te traduzca los videos pues me parecen muy interesantes pero yo de ingles no tengo ni puta idea.
bueno pos un saludo tio y sigue asi ,llegaras lejos
hamonjorsh 2 years ago
problem is my hand isnt big enough to put aroung the neck ...so my thumb cant reach anywhere near the e string ;(
deppwaswho 2 years ago
Du dansk kan jeg høre :b? kunne godt bruge en bas lære.. Er det noget du kunne hjælpe med ?
ClaesSkou 2 years ago
send en besked
MarloweDK 2 years ago
very clear tone, is that a clean tone from the instrument, amp. or are u using muted chorus pedal? PS like the Jaco style riff with the harmonic..fingerstyle. just now exploring harmonic mechanics
Villa129 2 years ago
hey martowe,
really appreciate the way you laid it down, i like the way you explain it...its so helpfull, could you have more bass technique online this really helps man. triplets, thumb uses etc...
joaspiras 2 years ago
Sweet welcome back to the Tube MarloweDK
DwDrake2000 2 years ago 2
Well made lesson; really usefull. But please: don't move your camhead all the time.... makes you dizzy
Chatatonic 2 years ago
I feel the funk in my pants lol
lowfreq65 2 years ago
ur a gud teacher bro can u put another lesson?
xchildrenofbodomx 2 years ago
I just got a stingray Musicman 35th edition. its cherry with a black pick guard. I love it.
jesusfreak9k 2 years ago
Great pace man!
OnionChang 2 years ago
Lovely early Stingray. What year is it? Can't beat that pre EB Stingray tone the new ones don't come close
slapitman 2 years ago
Thank you very much
tzmtv 2 years ago
These are pearls guys. Other bassmen may show you the techniques, but DK dissects them.
All single note root thumpers should be required to watch MarloweDK videos.
hoz49 2 years ago
tu poi sei un rompi coglioni quanti video uguali intendi fare nn è possibile che sei da tutte le parti e mincastri nei tuoi video e basta basta basta
CRITOBIAS 2 years ago