Very helpful indeed Mark. Agree whole-hearted with you when you emphasized that we should learn the note names of the chord tone scales and arpeggios. Thanks :)
this is great. perfect level for me, boundary-breaking. Making me also understand my playing and what to practice right now. watched the whole thing and I don't even have access to my bass right now
Hello Mark, your videos and articles about walking bass and related topics are the best I have found not only in the web but comparing to (paper-)books and further related material. I thank you very much for your great work! Is it your opinion, that the best way to master walking lines is to memorize the notes each chord consists of instead of lerning the patterns on the fretboard? There is a very substantial difference between both ways, the fist one requiring pure memorizing capability, the second one is visual oriented, in my opinion easier and more funny to learn. I am very interested in your answer. Best wishes!
I like to know melodies that start descending and ascending for my ear training. So far I got the American anthem it's a major arpeggio descending. I would love to know minors , diminish and augmented .
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Covering a lot of ground here. Makes for a few weeks of practice. Good stuff
Very helpful indeed Mark. Agree whole-hearted with you when you emphasized that we should learn the note names of the chord tone scales and arpeggios. Thanks :)
Awesome lesson! This really hit the nail on the head for me.
Great material, I also have problems with descending arpeggios and it is good to see how you tackled this problem.
Thanks Mark I really like the flavor of descending scales.well done, learning much thanks again!
this is great. perfect level for me, boundary-breaking. Making me also understand my playing and what to practice right now.
watched the whole thing and I don't even have access to my bass right now
Awesome lesson
great lesson again!! thanks
Very very NICE
Hello Mark,
your videos and articles about walking bass and related topics are the best I have found not only in the web but comparing to (paper-)books and further related material. I thank you very much for your great work!
Is it your opinion, that the best way to master walking lines is to memorize the notes each chord consists of instead of lerning the patterns on the fretboard? There is a very substantial difference between both ways, the fist one requiring pure memorizing capability, the second one is visual oriented, in my opinion easier and more funny to learn. I am very interested in your answer.
Best wishes!
I like to know melodies that start descending and ascending for my ear training. So far I got the American anthem it's a major arpeggio descending. I would love to know minors , diminish and augmented .
tnx
Hey Mark, Just to let you know you put Abmaj7 when it was suppose to be Amaj7. I got your point though. Good lesson.
the best way instead of leaning all these, is to understand and visualise the intervals.
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