Bass Chords: Arpeggios

Gospel Bassics explores playing the chords from each degree of a scale.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Gospel
• Musician
• Bass
• Arpeggios
• Chords

[quartergreek]

So great explained! This is exactly what I was looking for! One problem for me though were that I couldn't figure out where on the bass fretboard you were playing. :/

[Torch7]

@quartergreek I will be more mindful of fretboard location in the upcoming videos... thanks for the feedback.

[luvz2own]

you sound kinda like morgan freeman

[Torch7]

@luvz2own Thanks... I wish it were so, maybe I could do a bit of voice over work.. :)

[1234deedeeramone]

great lesson man helped me out alot very cool :)

[Torch7]

@1234deedeeramone Thanks for the feedback... more videos to come.

[theaint]

"When you hear that in a movie your like ooh sumthins gonna happen"

hahahahaha

brilliant!

Great video man! Im tryin chords on the bass atm.

:D

[numanuma20]

I love how you explained how chords work on a piano and didn't just jump right in to the bass. Music theory is what really sets the piano apart from other instruments. I love bass too because it forces the player to learn the fretboard unlike the guitar where you can learn a few chords and call yourself a musician.

[7777777drake]

where the hell is the bass

[Torch7]

@jgunna Not sure if I fully understand the question but I will attempt to answer. What makes the chords major or minor is the position of the 3rd interval or the 3.

So statement is true about the 1 - 3 - 5 interval.

1 - Major

2 - Minor (flatted 3rd)

3 - Minor (flatted 3rd)

4 - Major

5 - Major

6 - Minor (flatted 3rd)

7 - Diminished

[jgunna]

Another great video. Question: Is the pattern for all major scales for the 1-3-5 always major, minor, minor, major, minor, minor, dim, octave? Sorry, I'm not near my bass and I don't have a keyboard

[Torch7]

@numanuma20 Thanks for the comments.

[Torch7]

@LaBass666 Thanks, glad it helps.