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Uploaded by on Oct 11, 2007

Just a brief walk through of percussive triplets like those commonly found in Mark King bass solos

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  • i cant get the thump right... i just hit a note instead and i want it to mute...am i doing something wrong?

  • @Masturbassest Yeah, you'll just be pressing too hard. It's a very light touch needed with your left hand.

  • What is this an English Site?

  • @afterthefox7 Let me guess.... you're American right ?

  • when you do the left hand thump, do you already have your hand covering the high string, or is it just a matter of practice? if I take my hand completely off, i tend to play the g string

  • For the first part of the lesson the g string is muted. The second part you'll see that I start playing fretted popped notes in the same circle of triplets as before.

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  • THANK YOU!!! Finally someone who takes the time to explain it properly and not just showing off. 5*  :)

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  • thank you very helpful

  • Love the Lakland. Great sound.

  • @ehill1536 Yeah, just lower the bridge.

  • sweet! I do a hammer on before your 1st step to make it 4.

  • Thanks, man. Way to break it down.

  • shut the fuck up your not famus

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