Bass Soloing Lesson - Scale Discovery with Scott Devine (L#77)
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Its just as important what you dont play as what you do. you have to feel the music.
I've never lost this and felt it straight away.
Great lesson Scott.
I've been playing over 20 years and have studied at Berklee so this stuff isn't really new to me, but I gotta say you have a great teaching style. Young guys and gals these days don't know how good they have it to have stuff like this so readily available to them. At the same time it can often stop them from learning how to read and transcribe. When I started learning reading and transcribing was the only way you had to learn new stuff. Great work my man.
I am pro drummer for like 20+ years and teacher. I play bass only for fun as a hobby. The lesson is amazingly pleasant, extremely simple and few orders of magnitude move valuable than those you get for bucks on Amazon. Scott not just shows how to play it best, not just explains it simply, but also inspires you to the level you just drop everything, grab your bass and start experimenting.
I have now watched a number of your lessons and I am deeply impressed!! Six weeks ago I had my first contact with a bass guitar and I can already feel where this is leading. Bits and pieces every day. :) Thank you Scott and the internet.
Your lessons are the most useful on UA-cam. Scott you sir are the man.
Scott is always in the good mood,
congratulations on your new band member!
I've been through several beginner bass lessons on UA-cam and this, by far, has helped the most! Scott, you are an incredible teacher that lays the right info out to learn quickly and then just go back and rehearse what I've learned... and I would like to Thank you because I appreciate it so very much! You are going to be my new best friend until I master this lesson and then I'll start looking into programs you offer. ;)
This is the best lesson on positions for playing scales I've seen yet! Knowing the patterns for when the root note is under your first, second and fourth fingers is gives you only three easily distinguishable patterns you can with use all over the fretboard. Over time, once you have them memorized well you can expand them to get all the "missing" positions.
Super lessons. Many
thanks to the best bass teacher I've ever found. Greetings from Canada.
Scott, these lessons are extremely helpful and your teaching style is very open and enlightening. I've learned way more by watching the few videos that I've watched then I have with bass books. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Probably one of the best lessons you've ever posted. Good job.
This is a fantastic lesson Scott. Thanks for all your hard work and enthusiasm, you make learning easy.
This lesson is KILLER! Can't wait for the minor scales! Thanks Scott! :)
What a wonderful lesson! I'm learning to play bass. But my basses are under mainteance in this moment. I was reading something of musical theory, and with this lesson, I see the scales, the music and How to practice, how to learn, how to build up a great structure, from another perspective! Thank you very much from Colombia!
an absolute MUST watch for "stuck in a rut" bass players like myself that copy baselines to play in a covers band. its helped with fills that make my bass playing more individual to me. ???? hope that makes sense lol thanks very much.
Would love to know how well your playing is now after 6 years after this comment. Me???? I have watch this 1 video well over 50 times .... soo. As I wake up, it co es on.
I could never ever solo and that will change NOW!!!...... lol
This is a great way to start to keyboard mastery. Do what he says and stay away from pentatonic unless you want to stuck there :) Thanks Scott :)
This is one of the BEST lessons I've watched .. from you or anyone! THANK YOU THANK YOU!
Scotty - you're a great teacher!
I've got a hand/nerve condition called Focal Dystonia - so essentially it hasn't got anything to do with the sound. Thanks for watching man! Scott
The lessons are phenomenal
Great stuff Scott (as always) - thanks so much for sharing this with us - it's incredibly helpful to me trying to improve my playing and understanding of the instrument.
Nice lesson, mate. You have great talent to teach.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers from Brazil.
For me one of your best lessons. Hope I'll spend enough time to learn this.
i really love and enjoy every bit of this lesson. God bless you sir
thanks a looottttt....man..best teacher ever......
Thanks Scott, you're the man.
My best lesson ever!! Thanks Scott
Thanks Scott! You are amazing.
Scott, Amazing lesson. Thank you!
Scott! Thank you so much for your lesson! I have had such a hard time with remembering the notes on the fret-board! It has been driving me NUTS. Now I see what your talking about! listen to the note, watch your hand, sing the note, and move through the first scale then the third then the second and mix it up! The backing track is the way to learn it! Just go slow and sing along and look at the fret board where the note's are coming from, then you can remember it! And it doesn't matter when you change keys the pattern will show where to go! Thank so much Clifford Campbell. of Helio Raie.
Thanks Scott I have loads of vids on here but they are just jams really your lessons are really helping me out of a rut
mr. devine your video's are SO AWESOME you explain the theoretic's of da bass so clear and in a relative way. That said... "visualizing" as in looking at the neck/fingerboard is ok when you start out playing and are trying to get the hang of it ... but please advise your students to write the said patterns on a white board or scribble them on a big piece of paper.
what this will do is force train the so called " finger-memory" and make it so the player can better communicate (eyecontact)
cheers
Scott this is great stuff!! Been watching your videos for a while and I've improved no end recently. Has opened paths for me. Nearly brought an overwater myself, wish I had, great playing dude!!
Great lesson Scott, thanks!
Awesome lesson Scott!!
A long time ago i've enjoyed a lesson bass player. Great topic! Great master teacher!
Awesome!! XD Now I can make solos in our jam. Thank you very much, Sir Scott!
Just amazing... great teacher!
This lesson is a really good one to loop back around on. I started following Scott's lessons a few months ago, and after much practice I felt like I had my 3 positions down and I was getting the hang of it, but then I hit the "trough of despair" (plateau of despair?). I know the positions, but I didn't seem to be getting any better, or any closer to being able to play scales like Scott. Watching it again tonight though... Hell I missed a bunch of stuff, so... Back to it. Damn bass piece of s*&t!
I am in love with his bass guitar
I bet it's cold in Norway right now!!!... get ya thermals on and get in the shed ;))) Great to hear you're enjoying the lessons man! Scott
I have always played in the first position. Now that I have those other two memorized, I can work with them as well, and to memorize them no matter where I am on the fretboard. It is about time I moved on from those same tired patterns.
Amazing! Thank you Scott!
Great explanation!!. Keep teaching us. Cheers from Perú.
You sound so amazing on the bass
scott I play the bass for about 11 months and no one has taught me the major scales thanks to you I learned the scales and i wanted to know if there are minor scales and if there are please make another video to teach me please and your awsome hope some day ill be as good as you...
I like how you duct-taped your whiteboard to your piano - hope the keys aren't all sticky now :) And of course, I like the lesson, so much useful stuff for me to learn here. Thank you, Scott!
It certainly takes the mystery out of soloing using just the notes of scale and makes it very simple
Awsome lesson ! Thanks a lot for all yours tips !
Due you are a Awesome teacher...I just learn a year of bass playing off this lesson
Inspirational Scott, cheers !
Love the video. I would argue that the chromatic scale is more important than the major scale. It will add character and color into your solo.
Excelente Maestro!!. Muy Didàctico!!.Conciso y claro!!. Me es de suma utilidad!!. Gracias por hacer el tutorial Master!!. (Hèctor Julio Sanchez Inda, Bass Player from Berazategui, Buenos Aires, Argentina).
that Bass sounds soo sweet!
Thank you Scott!
Ah ok. Thanks for getting back at me, and cheers again for the great vids you continue to put out
What a great lesson!!!
I went to Wikipedia to find out about Focal Dystonia. I guess it is most common in musicians, surgeons and others who use excessive fine motor movements. The article even mentioned Scott and his use of gloves. I wanted to know because I sometimes have painful skin outbreaks and was curious if playing with a glove on were possible. Thanks you Moonturkey, I wasn't aware that you got bombarded with this question.
me encantan tus clases... entiendo pero no todo como quisiera... seria genial unas traducciones... gracias por tus buenas intensiones y son muy efecitivos tus ejemplos...
super like ...... very well explained ......... big cheers from India
thanks man,really helped me out
this is pure gold
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complete legend
i really enjoyed this video, very easy to follow and understand. i found this video because i was searching for ways to solo up and down the fretboard. this is awesome, i have to work on the bass fretboard knowledge (connecting the patterns) i guess you could say haha.
Minor scales on their way man! ;)))
I've been playing for quite a while, and this helped me a ton. Wow
This is amazing. thanks for that man :)
Good stuff. I will be sure to try this out.
thank you so much for this!
Hey man, just hit the link under the video and it will take you to the correct page. Ez man, Scott.
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great lesson
Really great!
amazing my bro
Thats some crazy string spacing
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citizen of the world you mean 'basst'
very helpful , since i'm a veryvery beginner. thanks
Ha ha... like it dude! Scott ;)
30plus years playing and was feeling in a rut, this lesson was just what I needed to think outside of my norm. Thank you Scott, I will be subscribing and looking forward to learning more from you....
Nice lesson....
Yo, Scott! I have been a subscriber for a few weeks, now. Enjoying them immensely - even better is the fact that my playing is improving! Keep it coming, brother 'Low-Ender'!
great freakin lesson
the best..great!
This is a great exercise and I really dig it, but I'm just wondering what the differences and adavantages are of letting my ears be my guide as opposed to my eyes.
They're individual single saddle units - so each string has its own separate bridge almost - does that make sense lol?! I have had strings rotate before - I get around it by kind of swizzling them around when I'm fitting them. Great to hear you're enjoying the lessons! Scott
1st time viewer... great lesson... When I hear your sound and soloing choices I keep thinking Jimmy Haslip from his "Yellow Jackets" days. . A nice smooth round sound with nice clarity. subscribed :^)
No I don't think so... there's a clip of an 8 year old somewhere on youtube tearing it up - so I wouldn't worry about hand size. Great to hear you're enjoying the lessons man! Scott
Like button? i need a love one!! ;) thx for your lessons, awsome stuff. i am learning with a smile and believing i can totally do it. feels great, thx again!
This helped me understand how to move around the fretboard when soloing. Thank you so much.
I teach modes as well Kert - there's one on the homepage of my website so check it out if you have a spare 5 mins. You could view this as just 3 separate fingerings for the Ionian mode... Thanks for watching! Scott.
It's a custom Overwater bass made in the U.K. It has a 33" scale neck and super tight string spacing - which is why the neck looks so slim. Glad you liked the lesson man! ez, Scott.
It depends whether you're soloing over that progression or not. It's all in the key of G major - so essentially you could use a G major scale over the entire thing and it would sound correct. But, it's nice to target certain chord tones etc to give a bit of variety too. As far as just playing a bass line... It depends... you don't have to start on the roots all the time, you can really mix things up which is why being a bass player is AWESOME lol! Thanks for watching man! Scott
11:35 Jaco's harmonics, how could just a couple of notes give us that hint!
Great job as always, keep it going.
Like it man
Thanks for the this Tip! Very useful, I might add!! Why didn't I think of this? LOL!
A kind of bass player! Thumbs up! :)
Your Handwriting is pretty good.