How To Learn Major & Minor Scale Sequences Using Numbers
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2021
- In this video, I'll be talking about playing sequences on major and minor scales using a simple system of numbers. I'll also show you the three ways I like to play these sequences and how I use my ear to get through them.
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This is probably the best bass Tutorial video I’ve ever seen. RB is a phenomenal talent and gifted teacher 👍😊
Dude…this was great.
I spent 12 months doing the c major scale from each of c's on a 4 string bass from each of the 3 fingering positions . Doing every interval plus triads ascending, descending and alternating, one position a week. The teacher called it 7 tone. It was a great journey and what Rich is teaching is great stuff. Now the leap to using this muscle memory in good bass lines and solos. Love the channel Rich and most importantly your incredibly kind attitude towards teaching people. Would love to connect for private lessons. Be well everyone!
Oh yea forgot every major mode as well!!
I truly appreciate your kind words, Thomas. Unfortunately, I’m not taking on new students at the moment, but I’ll definitely let you know when I do. Thanks very much!
@@richbrownbass thanks Rich, I'll be learning all I can from your channel. Best of luck in this venture.
Rich I really enjoy the vides
Absolutely phenomenal content … AGAIN
Thank you sir 🙏
Tough Love Rich. Yeah man totally agree.
Thank You 🙏🏻 Brilliant lesson ❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️
My pleasure, Evelyno. Thank you for watching!
These exercises are really awesome. Everyone should be doing these. Intervals + groove is everything.
Thank you Rich. Every time I watch a video, I learn so much. Practice makes it better.
It sure does, Philip. Thank you for watching.
this was the best way to learn major, minor and triads for me. third world country like ours needed this type of lessons a lot. i have wasted years on videos searching in the internet for this and finally got the one what i wanted to see. i am very much thankful to you.God bless
God bless, Bass King. These very kind words mean a lot. Thank you very much.
This is excellent 🎉
Awesome lesson!
This was very very great lesson!Thank you Sir.
My pleasure. Thank you very much for watching.
In the shed now. Realized I need to practice my thirds in the minor scale! Thanks again Rich! Awesome!
By the way. My wife (a school teacher) walked in the room while I was watching this. Not only is she impressed with your teaching style, she also said that you seem like such a genuinely neato person!
It’s my pleasure, MrGRUVES. Thanks so much for tuning in, and my thanks to your wife for the high praise and the kind words. I’m honoured.
I have been taught by Ariane Cap using her Theory Book and in the Cohort of hers. She gives us the same exercises as you, but one thing that I'll be adding is from the major to the minor and back again. That's a great idea.
What I've also been practising in going through the descending Fourths.
I can see why you aren't taking more students (reading from the comments below). You've got a great way of presenting material.
Thank you so much, Natalie. Ariane is a great player, and a highly knowledgeable educator. I like watching her lessons.
Fourths on a minor is another great exercise. I actually use this pattern quite a bit when I solo.
Thank you very much for the kind words, and thank you for watching.
@@richbrownbass Cheers Rich, thank you for the nice words! Good luck with your channel, I hope to meet you sometime IRL! 💛
Hi Rich ":
Thank you so very much for sharing.
I have learn so much from you ""
Truly appreciate you ""
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Very nice, thanks
I still watch and have no knowledge of playing a guitar 🎸 😂. It's nice to watch something else now and again.
This comment wins! LOL! Thank you, Aneeva.
Thanks for the great lesson. Each video connects more dots for me, no pun intended.
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thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge, so so useful
I'm very glad to know you're finding the info useful. Thank YOU so much for tuning in.
What a wise lesson Rich! Congrat for 10k subscribers!
Thank you very much.
One more great lesson Mr. Brown
Thank you!
My pleasure, Angelo. Thanks for watching.
brilliant lesson! Thanks!
My pleasure, Steve. Thanks for watching.
Another great one. Thanks.
My pleasure, Chârles. Thanks again for watching.
Thanks for the video, Rich! This is a wake-up call for me to practice these triads and sequences. One thing you didn't mention is your use of the low F# in the minor scale. I recognize that as a shift to harmonic minor, which is another scale that can be sequenced. No one should ever run out of practice material, right? I think you're spot on in that playing and really hearing how the triads and sequences sound creates a memory that can be drawn upon when you're actually performing.
Thanks for the kind words. I didn't mention the F# because in this exercise I only see it as the major 7th of G. But you could definitely do these sequences on the harmonic and melodic minor (and major) scales. I get a lot of requests for pdfs and tabs of these exercises. I'll probably make them available at some point, but a musician with a good ear is an asset to any ensemble.
Wow! This was a great lesson, sir. Thank you -I'll also add this to my practice routine. This is also helping me to organize my practice routine better to be more efficiently and disciplined with it. 🎸🎶
My pleasure, Brandie. Thank you very much for suggesting this topic in the first place. Groove on, sista! 🎸👏🏾👏🏾
This is utterly gorgeous.
Thanks, Lewis. I appreciate that, brother.
@@richbrownbass I have been playing a year and this is just what i need right now, not sure why but I just feel it is…
Cool lesson rich🙌. I would like to know how i can get a f bass. Please?
fbass.com/
Brilliant as always, would there be any chance on doing a video of efficient practice routines as I never know what to practice and where to start
Thanks, Matt. This question has been coming up a lot lately. My next video will be on this subject.
The Brown'stone with Rich Brown glad I’m not the only one 😆
do you have any recommendations to practice improvising walking bass lines?
Hi Mohamed. I should probably do an in-depth video on walking. In a previous video I talked a bit about using triads and triad inversions to play walking bass lines on a 2-5-1 progression. Check this out and let me know if it helps you.
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Do Re Mi Fa Sol la Ti Do.
Great exercise,👍
Thx u.
Where's the PDF?
Write it out for yourself-- better yet, play it.