Cascading Arpeggios Exercises for Bass Guitar - Bass Practice Diary - 9th February 2021

[@KaijuAlert]

Eric Johnson is the master of the cascading arpeggio, his descending 6 note patterns are absolutely amazing.

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Yeah, these cascading arpeggio ideas work really well for sweep picking on guitar and EJ is a master. 👍🎶

[@charleshensley742]

this guy devises exercises really well, and not only that but his tone and technique are just simply excellent. what a guy!

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Thank you! 👍🎶

[@Bassplayingypsy]

Thank you for the instructional video.

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Thank you! 👍🎶

[@victorwong9622]

Working on reading bass clef for double bass, great stuff!!

[@Barry101er]

Great one Johnny!

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Thanks Barry! 👍🎶

[@LowDownPlayersTV]

All your videos are incredible! I love all your books! Greeting from Puntacana, Dominican Republic 🤘

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Hello! Thank you very much! 👍🎶

[@isaachgbeis]

really like that 4 finger technique, really amazing

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Thank you!👍🎶

[@isaachgbeis]

@@JohnnyCoxMusic you welcome cheers from México

[@nickpicc]

You always give me good practice ideas! On a side note, is the MTD new? I played MTD Kingston basses for a while before I gravitated to tighter string spacing. Great basses

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

Yeah, good spot. I've wanted to try one for a while, particularly because they are an affordable bass with a wider spacing at the bridge.

[@nickpicc]

@@JohnnyCoxMusic nice, they make some really nice fretless as well

[@JohnnyCoxMusic]

@@nickpicc I'll have to try one sometime. It's early days, but I really like mine so far. I'll probably use it in a video soon.

[@nickpicc]

@@JohnnyCoxMusic I had a fretted and fretless Saratoga 5, a fretted Heir 5, and fretless Artist 5. I liked the fretless Artist 5 best