Mastering the Number System: Bass Guitar in C Major - Unlocking the Secrets of the Key
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The number system is a language that helps simplify communication between musicians, but requires understanding of basic theory. In this first lesson, Ivan Santiago goes over the basics of the number system on a bass using the C major scale.
Join Ivan as he breaks down the intricacies of the number system, showing you how to navigate chord progressions, create basic bass lines, and jam with confidence.
By the end of this lesson, you'll have a solid grasp of the number system in C Major, enabling you to play with greater versatility, compose your own bass lines, and improvise with ease. Get ready to take your bass playing to the next level!
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Love how the way he beaks it down step by step with the scales and technique. Think it's so important.
Thanks so much!
I like how you can see the numbers on fret board for the scale being played. Because if you go up(descending) or down(ascending) on fret board, you’ll find the same note certain frets apart from each other.
Yes! Thanks for stopping by. Glad you are enjoying.
Great bro, i can't stetch as im used to hand shifts from playing cello. But i try. The number nashville system is what i use for worship bass
Love this video! I always thought I knew the number system this really helps how you lay out the notes across the neck!
So glad you are enjoying the content and finding value. Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks.....
Good stuff!Thanks for sharing!👏🏼💯
Thanks for stopping by. I hope it helped!
Good stuff short fingers to i tend not to use the pinky and just shift. Yeah i know its slower but it doesnt hurt lol.
Thanks! Definitely don't want to cause pain. You want to enjoy playing :). Thanks for watching!
@@MusiciansNetworkTV Its all good, like you said practice lol.
@@charlescdt6509 :)
Great videos man !
Thanks!
Wow very well explained ! Keep doing more please😊
Thanks for your support! More is definitely on the way.
I love the demonstration, easy to understand. Is there a program in which I could see the same thing on the computer with the staff and the overlay for the neck? Thanks PEACE!
Thanks! Glad you are finding value in the videos. I am using the software called midiculous with a custom overlay.
A cunning choice to make the superimposed numbers the same colour as the fret board.
I appreciate it and thanks for stopping by. I have other content planned where all numbers will be a different color for other illustration purposes. I was trying to have the numbers only show as they were being used. Working on more content, please let me know anything you may be interested in conceptually.
A great video!
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed it.
Great video!
I know you use MIDIculius for this, but how do you get the notes to show up in black on the fretboard? I’ve tried this with guitar but all the notes on the fretboard show up with the letter name in the note
I forget the setting. It may in the menu under color.
Well done bro
Thanks!
Excellent. Thank you very much.
Thanks for stopping by.
The fretboard illustration shows reversed. Or am i wrong?
Thanks for the question. It is designed as a top down view, as if the fret board is sitting in your playing position (for a right handed player). I hope this helps. I'll make a short video explaining it.
I don’t know how my brain is wired but I find the numbers system harder to adapt to
It just takes a little rewiring :) As with most things, once you do it enough, it will click.
Thank you for using a 5 string ❤
Absolutely. Will be using it more in the future.
What software are you using?
Hey! It's called "midiculous".
@@MusiciansNetworkTV the staff yes, but the fretboard? Is it live animation?
@@novaxeguitar4366 the fretboard is also MIDIculous
I have a hard enough time remembering scales without adding numbers to the mix
I hear you. Think of numbers as a way to create a formula that is universal for any scale. Once you get the hang of it, it will click. Then you apply the formula to whatever root note you are given. Thanks for checking out the vid.
The yellow is hard to see
Lmao dude tries to teach beginners scales… uses a 5 string bass and says “we won’t even use this string”
Thanks for stopping by! You are correct, for this more basic concept I did not use it. Certainly in the future I will get into that.
What’s wrong with that lol
This was very difficult to watch and follow.
Thanks for the feedback. Would you be able to share in your opinion what could be better in future videos?
@@MusiciansNetworkTV maybe have a better plan to begin with? Keep side tracking to a minimum and get to the points faster. Smaller pockets of focused information over detailed explanations on every step along the way. None of the theory is new to me, but I struggled to follow. Maybe it's just me? Keep at it though
Way too confusing. I couldn’t even finish watching the video I got so frustrated.
Thank you for your feedback. What do you think would have helped? I can try and make a more simplified version to help out.
@@MusiciansNetworkTV not necessary but ty for offering.
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