3 Huge Fret Marker Tips For Bass Beginners
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- THIS WEEK we're looking at fret markers and how they can REALLY help with navigating the fretboard. Beginner Bass Players often have no clue as to what the fret markers represent. Why would you if nobody told you?
Soooo, I'm going to give you 3 HUGE tips for using fret markers. The first tip might be fairly obvious but tips 2 and 3 could make a MASSIVE difference to your playing and the way you play bass!
Enjoy!
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Hi everyone! Let me know which tip helped the most in the comments.
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I really like the strategy for learning notes across the fretboard. It's a solid foundation to start from that really covers everything nicely!
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Absolutely! Love you Mark!
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You are the best
Haven't played bass in 19 years, buying one again tomorrow, this inspired me. THANK YOU.
Very helpful, as always. I'm a 63 yr old female who has just taken up bass in March since my dream of learning guitar didn't work out thanks to arthritic fingers! Thanks to your program, I'm playing in my church Praise Band already and jamming with friends! Thank you for this program!
Dorothy Bollinger Good luck on your journey!
hell yeah! hope you're still going strong
If my math is correct, you would’ve graduated from high school in 1973 or thereabouts, which means that you grew up listening to one of the best female bass players ever… named Carol Kaye. She and some other musicians made up a studio band called “the wrecking crew” which were heard as backing instrumentalists on dozens and dozens of hits singles throughout the 60s. In fact, if you’re from Philadelphia, you’re old enough to have heard me on the radio, lol!
This has to be the best bass teacher on UA-cam. Others have forgotten how to go back to the fundamentals.
All these years of playing, and I've never seen this "friendly note" scale. So cool! Thanks, Mark.
Hey Mark, thanks so much for this tip. Much of the information available makes assumptions about some "common knowledge". As a totally new bass player (absolutely no guitar exposure at all) I have found it difficult to mentally track some of the available help. I really appreciate your efforts in breaking the entry level barriers for folks like me with tips like this. FYI, I also enjoy watching you break down the more advanced topics even though I can't follow them (yet).
Boom! The penny drops! I get how the fret board works now.
Three days I've had a bass, I've never played any instrument before and this makes complete sense to me.
Cheers 🍻🤩👍
I've been watching different videos and this is the only one that helped me understand how the fretboard works!
Best bass teacher on UA-cam, hands down
Hi Mark, I so enjoy your very informative bass tutorials, they give an novice like me an insight into the required building blocks of becoming a bass player.
I look forward to many more of your lessons.
Many thanks.
Ronnie.
This is exactly what I was looking for as an absolute beginner: the basics everybody else take for granted or way too obvious. I need more of this kind of fundamental tips. Thank you!
I absolutely love your channel, and the website. I've been playing guitar and bass for nearly 25 years (casually) and I've never really been able to progress past a certain standard - I've pretty much been playing at the same level for over a decade - but your videos have really encouraged me to push myself and the results are amazing. Thanks a lot Mark :)
Thanks a lot Jake. It means a lot to hear cool stuff like this!!
I can attest to that. His videos greatly improved my playing after been stuck in a rut forever. Great stuff
Just started taking up the bass after a somewhat aimless study of guitar for about two years. I have a difficult time with rote memorization and have never learned the fretboard. This makes it so much easier! Thanks!
Practicing daily helps me a lot
Brilliant! I want to learn more than just Tab. This was excellent. Thank you Mark!
This is really helpful. I’m a Bass player in my local church and I must confess your tutorials have helped me a whole lot to play better now.
Thanks and do keep it up. 👍🏻
Tip 3 for me. Really appreciate your progressive approach to teaching: starting at most fundamental level, breaking instruction into easily understood segments, and moving on to greater complexity when the student is ready. As others have said, best bass and music teacher on UA-cam, Very professional.
awesome, lvd playing the pattern ~ thank you Mark!
OMG Thank you! Tip THREE is what Ive been searching for!
I’m learning and this is a tremendous help. Thanks so much for this. I will just practice this for a while and maybe I’ll get the hang of this.
I love the tip with the natural notes on the fret markers 👍!
Thanks so much Mark. I never knew what the markers were exactly for. Awesome! Chris, Staffordshire. Ibanez SR665NTF in Ash.
Anyone recognize that bass guitar? I can't see the head stamp well enough, nice looking instrument. Thanks for the great lesson Mark!
Very cool! Thanks
very helpful
Thanks for all the tips. I think your tips really clicks compared to others.
Excellent. Number 3.
Very nice sir
I have 20 frets
Amazingly informative and helpful.
Nice tips thanks 👍
Awesome stuff
Also wondering if you'll go any deeper into music theory? I finished you're music theory section and am wondering if you'll go over some other things like foreign scales and such.
I think Tip 3 is likely to be the most useful. As you say, it simplifies the task of learning note positions below fret 12 by creating a sort of scaffolding of known notes around the unknown notes. Another advantage of this method is that it gets the beginner moving around the instrument from the beginning, rather than sticking in one hand position.
BIG BIG HELP. THANKS
Really helpful, thanks!
Wish I'd known this when I first started😊😎
Great job!
I always wandered what. The inlay dots were for thanks for information .
really helpful, thank you !! :)
Tantos años preguntándome cuál era la lógica de los marcadores... buen tip!
Hi Mark I have a lil' question.
Since I don't own a bass with bindings on the neck, and was recently made aware of the choice for a new bass.
What are bass bindings on the neck useful for? Tone, feeling or just for looks?
Can you use the same learning technique on an acoustic?
Avi Romero Yes, you can directly transpose most things to an acoustic, unless you're referring to an upright
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great lesson
I would like to know circle
koło kwintowe in my language
google translate told me Round the corner
and I hope You would do more lessons with roud the circle...
more hash tags and why
more bmols...
you have tallent to do lessons
and paciance
be solid as a rock and patient as a brick....
Good tip for beginners. However, I never liked fret markers so I ordered my bass without them.
Teach us how to play your channel intro lick, Mark. :)
Already did many years ago. Just search for Talkingbass Intro Lick
@@talkingbasslessons Thanks, Mark!
How do you get the tone you have in this video?
how ironic. . . "the 12th fret is the *odd* one out"... 1:50
please,
please,
stop putting cheek makeup on lol
U are too fast in the talking
Enock Appiah you can try and reduce the speed of the video, I hope that helps