Blues Bass Patterns 001
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where i get the tab from this line? plz help me :D tnks
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You make it look so easy!
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cool!
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There are 7 notes they are 1 2 3 4 5 6 and 7. I do not use tabs since they cause your ear to stop working over time. This pattern is based from a minor Pentatonic (5 Tone) Scale. I do not teach using the actual notes, which is why I refer to the numbers instead. The pattern is 1,1,5,5,7,5,7,#7,1.
brunoconnection 9 months ago
@brunoconnection Hey, thanks for the lesson. Your pattern says 1,1,5,5,7,5,#7 and 1. What does #7 mean?
If it's a sharp 7 it would be the same as note 8(root). Is this right?
Mcern 8 months ago
@Mcern No the #7 is after the b7 b meaning flatted, minor or m 7th. instead of #7, it is really the Major or M 7. Also the last 1 is really an 8. But there is no 8, just a 1 8va. In the theory that I use to apply to teaching, I refer to a 5 note pentatonic scale as a 5 tone scale. I just use 1,2,3,4 & 5. instead of 1,2,4,5,6 for Major Pentatonic or 1, b3, 4,5, b7,1. think minor, play 12345 or any combination of. Think Major, play 12345 or any combination of. See how many popular licks there are.
brunoconnection 8 months ago
Most players commit less than 10 minutes of real focused practice on new patterns in a month. If you practice 5 tone patterns starting from each degree, you will get more relaxed with your playing in no time.
brunoconnection 1 year ago