How to Play Bass Guitar Scales : Playing a Blues Scale on Bass Guitar

Here are some tips on how to play a blues scale in any key on the bass guitar that will help you be a better bass player in this free video clip.

Expert: Michael Torres
Bio: Michael Torres has a BA with Berklee College of Music w/ scholarships. Has being playing bass professionally for 8 years and won several awards. He is a member of the Roads To You Orchestra.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

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• bass guitar theory
• bass guitar playing
• bass guitar scales
• bass guitar help
• bass guitar guide
• bass guitar tips

[ExcALibur244527]

so for example you're about to hit a note in the 21st fret, and your previous note was in the 1st fret, you would have a hard time hitting the 21st fret because it is far..the purpose of the extra strings are to give you more additional notes, and some of those notes may sound the same as that on the 21st fret, but closer to the first fret.. so you wouldn't have a hard time hitting it compared to the one in the 21st fret..

[ExcALibur244527]

@alexander99s

because there are different kinds of bass depending on the number of the string..

the basic is a bass guitar with 4 strings.. but there are 5-string bass guitar.. there are 6-string bass guitar, there are even 11-string bass guitar.. serach it on youtube.. the difference is, the more the strings, the more additional notes it gives, and it makes some notes closer to other notes because there are notes which sound the same even they are different strings and in different frets.

[alexander99s]

Why is my Bass having 4 strings and yours 5?

[tgnskate]

Perfect, you explain it with a "music method", not like "put your finger in the third fret of your third string" you understand music.

[arcadia442]

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