@JoesMusicalLife Hey joe, thanks for the comment. What I like is the fact that you've taken some action and implemented the lesson and learned something. Keep doing that and you'll make consistent progress - TIP! Always try and find songs that are slightly challenging. That way you'll keep pushing forward.
@howtoplaybassdotcom Now that I can play through this I'm trying to learn Warriors of Time by Black Tide. I think that's a challenge enough. Lol Thanks.
Thanks for highlighting the work of Cliff Williams of AC/DC. Cliff has never overplayed an AC/DC song and he is one of my biggest influanes because he keeps it rocking by keeping it simple! Thanks Paul!
@TheBassplayinggoalie He does keep it pumping away in the background - he's the kind of bass player who you only notice when he stops playing. (That's a good thing btw). That quote I think was originally by Garry Tallent talking about his playing with Bruce Springsteen - he's another great example of this kind of solid, supportive player who you only notice when he stops.
@Jcahalane Learning to play with a pick has been on my wishlist of things to do for nearly 2 years now - I just never find the time to sit down and do it properly. I even made a step by step plan on how to do it - it's part of my Deliberate Practice book - but I just haven't had the time to sit down and work on it.
@howtoplaybassdotcom I was hopeless with a pick, so I sat down and forced myself to learn "Hey Bulldog" the other day until I got used to using it. I prefer the sound of using my thumb (I can't use my fingers for some reason), but a pick lets you pick up a lot of speed.
Took me about 40 minutes to an hour to get this down and be able to play through completely and I'm a beginner. Thanks so much. :)
JoesMusicalLife 6 months ago
@JoesMusicalLife Hey joe, thanks for the comment. What I like is the fact that you've taken some action and implemented the lesson and learned something. Keep doing that and you'll make consistent progress - TIP! Always try and find songs that are slightly challenging. That way you'll keep pushing forward.
howtoplaybassdotcom 6 months ago
@howtoplaybassdotcom Now that I can play through this I'm trying to learn Warriors of Time by Black Tide. I think that's a challenge enough. Lol Thanks.
JoesMusicalLife 6 months ago
@JoesMusicalLife Good luck!
howtoplaybassdotcom 6 months ago
woooooh slow down im only a biginer
mattyraww 9 months ago
@mattyraww Hey dude, use the pause and rewind buttons a lot! That's the easiest way to use the videos.
howtoplaybassdotcom 8 months ago 2
thanx so much
Tbone0086 1 year ago
Thanks for highlighting the work of Cliff Williams of AC/DC. Cliff has never overplayed an AC/DC song and he is one of my biggest influanes because he keeps it rocking by keeping it simple! Thanks Paul!
TheBassplayinggoalie 1 year ago
@TheBassplayinggoalie He does keep it pumping away in the background - he's the kind of bass player who you only notice when he stops playing. (That's a good thing btw). That quote I think was originally by Garry Tallent talking about his playing with Bruce Springsteen - he's another great example of this kind of solid, supportive player who you only notice when he stops.
howtoplaybassdotcom 1 year ago
i would like to learn how to play Dr. feelgood by Motley crue
XxBIOHAZARD25xX 1 year ago
Do you ever use a pick, or do you prefer fingers?
Jcahalane 1 year ago
@Jcahalane Learning to play with a pick has been on my wishlist of things to do for nearly 2 years now - I just never find the time to sit down and do it properly. I even made a step by step plan on how to do it - it's part of my Deliberate Practice book - but I just haven't had the time to sit down and work on it.
howtoplaybassdotcom 1 year ago
@howtoplaybassdotcom I was hopeless with a pick, so I sat down and forced myself to learn "Hey Bulldog" the other day until I got used to using it. I prefer the sound of using my thumb (I can't use my fingers for some reason), but a pick lets you pick up a lot of speed.
Jcahalane 1 year ago
@Jcahalane Great tune! Try Taxman or Rain from McCartney's mid 60s period too.
howtoplaybassdotcom 1 year ago
@howtoplaybassdotcom I'm gonna do rain after "I Am the Resurrection."
Jcahalane 1 year ago
what bass is that ure using?
baggziefiras 1 year ago
@baggziefiras It's a Line 6 Variax 702. IT's a digital modelling bass, I think they've now been withdrawn.
howtoplaybassdotcom 1 year ago
You need to adjust the height of your strings to avoid that fretnoise after you play a note. Good lesson though ;)
lekoize 1 year ago
@lekoize I need to get my frets ground down again....point noted.
howtoplaybassdotcom 1 year ago