Bass Tapping Lesson - Piano Style & Chords (Stu Hamm, Victor Wooten etc,)
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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This is the second lesson in a short 3 part series dedicated to Tapping for Bass Guitar.
The series is broken into three parts of linear tapping, piano style tapping and contrapuntal style.
This lesson deals with tapping in a more pianistic style similar to Stu Hamm and Victor Wooten. Involves hammering with the tapping hand onto the strings without the need for an accompanying hand in the lower register.
The exercises work to build the strength and control in both hands so that you can play one handed. The lines involve outling arpeggios, scales and block chords. Finally I split chords into a low bass note and chord tones in the upper register then create a moving bassline below them. This helps to move smoothly into the next lesson on contrapuntal tapping.
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Definitely one of the best instructional bass videos I've ever seen, I'm glad to get some clarity on tapping, but I feel like someone just spoiled Santa for me lol
Thanks a lot. Don't worry though. This is only the start. It can get a lot tougher. Plenty to keep working on!
Simple explanations. Straight to the point. Relevant, useful and timely examples. This video is gold.
I recently started teaching bass at my local music store and after lessons if my students don't understand I just send them home with a link to one of your vids :)
Cheers! Hope they like them!
Great! you must be a really good Bass Guitar teacher if you have to refer your students to someone else :-(( :-((
I cannot grade my teaching skills but I can say if a student doesn't get a theory or a warm up I will send him home with some aid
The best tapping lessons I have watched so far. I understand it fully and am able to do it because of this great video!
YOU ARE VERY GOOD TACHER
I just started playing the bass, and I'm so glad I found you! I can't afford lessons so having your videos is really a lifesaver! Thanks for all the great videos. You've really been helping me out a lot!
do you still play?
I think this video is especially good, the reason is: you give many hints about how to hit the notes (angle of the hand, string action, muscles involved...). Most tapping tutorials just throw a bunch of stuff to learn (which are usually good riffs worthy learning) but with no hints about technique.
The best lesson of tapping ever.
Thank You Mark 😎😎😎
I watched this video, and 3 days later, after practicing everything, I was able to play Metropolis Pt. 1.
Just great!!!
Mark, can you post a "Linus and Lucy" lesson? You played it in the first video, and alluded to it in this one. Love your work, you are my absolute favorite teacher.
exercicios fantasticos meu irmâo.parabens pela explicação
great video¡¡¡ you are the best bass teacher of youtube and the world¡¡ thanks a lot for all ¡¡
thanks a lot!!! I was looking this kind of techniques, but until now I can saw it so well explanided...thanks once again, you´re help me out quite awesome
This is great. I'm looking forward to becoming a better player with your help.
Wonderrful lesson! Thanks soo much!
Excellent teacher !!
thanks,mark, you are a true teacher!
radu rusoiu its a fretwrap
what even does it mean?
If you tap without you can get unwanted noises, a fretwrap solves the problem
Thank you
Muy muy buenos tus videos!!!!🙋🙋✨✨⭐🌟🌟🙏🙏🙏😎😎😎😉😉😉😉🙂🙂🙂 Saludos desde Buenos Aires! Argentina.
Incredible video thank you so much!!!!
John Myung does that too. PIANO STYLE TAPPING
damn, this is hard. I'll need more practice
About a week from now, my right pointer finger will be nothing but strait callous
Until halfway, I thought 'ok this can be practiced and built up to speed'
Then 8:10.
My right hand pinky will absolutely not cooperate.
5:42
Awesome lessons! The only thing that would make them better is if you were playing a Lakland! Plus, it wouldn't be as darn heavy as that Fender MM, especially a Lakland USA.
What's your dream bass if you were to get rid of the "Teal Deal" Ibanez and the Fender MM and had to choose a lifetime instrument?
Thanks for the great lessons!
Thanks a lot. In terms of basses, I've gone through quite a few and always have issues with something. I've had the Ibanez the longest (1992) out of the two. Only my Westone Thunder Jet (first bass) has lasted longer but that's in a complete mess. The Fender is great but too much of a battleship for me to really use all the time although it's my main gigging bass mainly because of the great all round tone. I like having 24 frets so I use the Ibanez for all the noodly stuff. I had a Stingray 5 for quite a while but I sold it eventually. Something about it didn't fit right. I'd love to try out a Lakland. I'd also love a Warwick. I was messing around on Geoff Chalmers' Sadowsky recently and loved that. If I had the cash, I'd probably try out a Fodera. A lot of boutique basses just cost too much to buy as an experiment. One of my students has a Sandberg. I was really impressed by that. There are too many for me to name really. I'm so picky that I'd probably be frustrated with any bass. Overall, I think all pro bass players should have at least one Jazz and one Precision. That covers the foundation in terms of tone.
Country music
Please explain me why do you have a scarf tied to the neck of the bass
David R.W. because it doesn't matter lol
So the string dont buzz out when you tap.
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Ma cosa
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first dislkke
Probably the best 26.40 I've spent in my life. Need to revisit this till I'm confident and proficient.
Thanks Mark.
Thank you very much, you make me interest in practice bass!!
Absolutely Wonderfull ! What a lesson.!
This is what I call a MASTER CLASS.
In this lesson we get work to stay busy and enjoy for many many months of practice.
Thanks a lot Mark for sharing with us.
I don't think that Victor Wootten can explain it Better !
Juanki Funki
Wow. Thanks a lot!
Your are Welcome.
It is What I think !
Thanks to you to share your knowledgment and the effort you are doing.
It is a shame I have no money to make donations you deserve !
This video i got more benefit to praticing of bass thank for your knowleage and technics master i wish your lesson channel be successful for being a good example for the other of new generation.
Awesome series. Love it!!!
Thank you so much for this!
Thank youfor the lesson you deserve a lot more subscribers
4:20 He's conversing with the aliens!🤣