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This channel is a place for content that is tailored toward musicians and other disciplines related to music performance. You will find interviews with professionals in the industry, music instructional content and documentary style content created to inspire both the aspiring and seasoned music industry professionals.
Do you struggle with Musician Imposter Syndrome? Here are 3 ways to avoid it.
"Ever felt like you’re just not good enough, even when you’re making progress? You’re not alone! In this video, we dive into what I call 'musician imposter syndrome'-that nagging feeling that maybe you don’t belong or aren't as skilled as others think. I’ll share three practical ways to overcome this mindset so you can fully enjoy and own your musical journey. Whether you’re just starting out or already gigging, these tips will help you stay grounded, focused, and confident in your unique musical path.
Don't forget to check out my course, "Bass-Cabulary," at basscabulary.com for beginner to intermediate content that will set you on the path to greatness.
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Bass-Cabulary Course:
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Gallien Krueger Applification
Warrior Basses
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Don't forget to check out my course, "Bass-Cabulary," at basscabulary.com for beginner to intermediate content that will set you on the path to greatness.
🔗 Links to Purchase:
Bass-Cabulary Course:
Basscabulary.com
Tuners Ivan Uses:
Gallien Krueger Applification
Warrior Basses
DELTALAB CT10 CLIP ON TUNER: amzn.to/4cuyST6
Boss TU-3W Tuner Pedal: amzn.to/4apMcX0
Hashtags:
#MusiciansNetwork #ImposterSyndrome #MusicianTips #ConfidenceInMusic #OvercomeSelfDoubt #BassLife #BassLessons #BassEducation #BassPlayer #MusiciansCommunity #MusicMindset #MusicianMotivation #ProMusicianTips #gallienkrueger #warriorinstruments #warriorbass
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Instruments with sentimental meaning; My story and a Warrior Instruments Factory Tour
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Do you have any instruments that hold a sentimental value to you? Maybe it's a hand me down from someone special, or an instrument that marked a special milestone in your life. In this video, Ivan Santiago shares a brief backstory of hardships that led him to feeling lost in life and how his new Warrior bass marked a "rebirth" and hope for the future. Ivan takes us to the moment when he picked ...
Good vs. Great Bass Players: 3 Qualities You Need to Know That Define Each
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In this video, I delve into the traits that differentiate good bass players from great ones. Whether you're just starting or a seasoned player, understanding these qualities can help you reach your full potential. I'll share three key elements that make a good bass player and three that elevate you to greatness. Join me in this insightful discussion and discover how you can enhance your skills ...
Mastering Neo Soul Grooves: Playing Behind the Beat
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In this video, learn why and how bassists should play behind the beat, with a focus on the slugging technique in Neo Soul Music. I'll explain how this concept applies to different genres and provide examples and practice sessions with a virtual fretboard. Follow along and practice with me to a practice track to hone your skills. Don't forget to check out my course 'Bass-Cabulary' for more in-de...
Top 3 Beginner Basses in 2024 Under $300 + Essential Accessories
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Looking for your first bass? In this video, I review the top three beginner basses under $300, including two smaller scale (3/4 scale) options and one full-size bass. I also cover a basic tuner that every beginner bassist needs. I'll play each bass and discuss the pros and cons of each, helping you make an informed decision. Links to purchase all products on Amazon are provided below. 🔗 Links t...
Spotlight Podcast Ep. 1: Remembering Our First Instrument & Choosing the Right First Instrument!
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In the debut episode of "Spotlight," join host Ivan Santiago as he shares heartfelt stories about his first instrument(s) and offers advice for anyone seeking their own or their child's first musical instrument. From personal anecdotes to practical tips, this episode is packed with insights to guide you through this important decision while taking you on a journey down memory lane with your own...
Hold Out by John P Kee: Gospel Bass Breakdown with Pocket and Groove Analysis | BassCabulary
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🎸 In this video, I break down the infectious bassline of "Hold Out" by John P Kee, a classic in gospel music! 🙏🏽 Dive deep into the pocket and groove that define this timeless piece, highlighting the tight relationship between bass and drums. 🥁 I dissect each note played by the bassist, revealing the secrets behind their melodic choices and rhythmic feel. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned p...
Bass-Cabulary: The course to help you master bass basics, number communication & beyond!
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🎸 Exploring 'Bass-Cabulary' - A Comprehensive Bass Guitar Course 🎶 Purchase lifetime access at www.basscabulary.com 👋 Hey everyone, Ivan Santiago here! Today, I'm thrilled to introduce you to 'Bass-Cabulary,' a course I've designed to help beginner and intermediate bass players like you expand your musical vocabulary and take your playing to the next level. 🔥 What You'll Learn: 🎼 Basic and inte...
The Art of making Custom In-Ear Monitors | Elevate Your Listening Experience with In-Ear Technology!
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Embark on a sonic journey as we take you behind the scenes of the In-Ear Monitor manufacturing process! 🚀 Discover the technology, artistry and precision that goes into creating these audio marvels, from the initial design stages to the hands-on craftsmanship that defines excellence. 🔧 Witness the intricate steps involved in shaping high-quality In-Ear Monitors, and gain insights into the techn...
Mastering the Number System: Bass Guitar in C Major - Unlocking the Secrets of the Key
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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 con...
PTM B Haley Interview (2020)
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Ivan Santiago interviews B Haley. B Haley is the the founder of We Are 1 Movement, INC. Over the years he was the drummer for numerous recording artists, his longest tenure being with Toby Mac (18 years). Please follow and support B Haley by visiting: www.WeAre1Movement.com Instagram: @WeAre1Movement Facebook: @WeAre1Movement Twitter: @WeAre1Movement Follow Musicians Network: Instagram: @Musici...
PTM Interview With Liquid 2020 (Part 2), Record deals, Independent Artists and music placement
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Ivan Santiago interviews Artists and Music producer Liquid. Liquid, who grew up in one of the worst communities in Philadelphia, PA had to overcome numerous hardships on his path to success. His path eventually brought him to be taken under the wing of well known music producers in LA, NY and Nashville, to have beats placed in film and TV, including shows like MTV's "Pimp MY Ride", and to event...
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PTM B Haley Interview Part 2 of 5 (2020)
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Great video. I remember when the D'Angelo album came out and playing behind the beat really came into the forefront. I agree, once you get it its hard to turn it off. I usually don't take it the extreme since I am not playing Neo Soul but it works in moderation in many other styles.
Great insight and great reference to D'Angelo!
Good shit brother 🖤
I appreciate it. Thanks!
Great video! what software are you using there that shows every note you're playing?
The software is called "Midiculous". Thanks for stopping by.
@@MusiciansNetworkTV Thank you !🙏
Be careful where/when you use this concept. A lot of people strictly want to hear bass on or on-top of the beat, and won't understand what you're doing or why, which can be misconstrued as having "bad time".
This is a very good insight. We definitely want to meet the need in every specific situation. My intent was to challenge the notion that it always has to be on top. Thanks for sharing.
It sounds more locked when it’s slightly behind almost like a whip between drum and bass. When it’s right on the beat the bass over shadows the drum and they sound separate rather than together
Great observation. Thanks for sharing.
Funny, I was told by a producer years ago I needed to play on top of the beat LOL.
Yea, it depends on the situation. My intent was to challenge the notion that it always has to be on top. Thanks for sharing.
Syncopation sounds great
Yes! Thanks for stopping by!
I only play 4 string, so I cant relate to this video 👎I'm out
Look at Funky Butter's short on his channel talking about how the most legendary bassists play 4 string th-cam.com/users/shortso7CSw7nOM7Y?si=xtEjpICRqLyqghxB
Sorry to hear that. Those 4 strings are still there...right under the 5th one. :). I'll throw some 4 string vids in the future as well.
This is true. I think there is a space where we can respect why certain musicians choose their axes. 4 is the OG, 5 added more range for low end, 6 added ease to play chords and leads in a higher register etc. I respect each person's individual preference. Thanks for sharing.
@@MusiciansNetworkTV yes ,but MOST bassists use 4 string,so if ur gonna put a "tutorial " out to the masses ,why not just do the 4 str. honestly it turns some players off,,,so why do it,? (Just a little professional advice and public feedback)😏
@@mikegeld1280 I really thank you for taking the time to share how you feel. Thanks for stopping by.
That's why "ghost notes" is my secret sauce!
Love it! locks it all in.
I can't hear it. Can you suggest how to train your "micro time" perception?
Honestly, it takes trial and error like most things. I would say play behind to the extreme, and then begin to dial it back closer to the beat. If you look up artists in the Neo Soul, Gospel or even Jazz genres, you will come across records where this will become more evident.
The examples are very helpful. I had to fast forward through half the video because talking went a bit long.
Thanks for stopping by. Glad it helped!
Nice lesson. Laying back makes a world of difference and is one of the untangibles between a beginner and a seasoned player. I didn't notice as much until I started getting into.recording.
Thanks so much for sharing your insight and experiences.
You should do the live version of “So Good To Know (The Savior)” by Commissioned
Will definitely consider this. Thanks for the suggestion!
Nice Warrior bass btw!
Thanks so much. I appreciate yo stopping by!
try playing in the pocket with a good drummer 2 cohesive players as one ;)
One of the best feelings in the world! Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks.....
Thanks for stopping by!
Neo Soul!?! Yet another stupid genre made up by an american, probably started out in advertising!😂
One bass player/teacher that doesn't get the recognition he deserves...Loving your content Mr Santiago blessings to you
I truly appreciate that. Thanks and blessings to you as well! 🙏🏼
It’s funny I always considered myself a Ok bass player because I consume my mind with all the fancy stuff that I can’t do but by these standards I’m a great player 😅lol amazing video thank you
Thanks and thanks for sharing! Social media has definitely made us focus more on flash, but its not the meat and potatoes! :)
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
Slow and steady wins the race! You will get there just keep trying. In the mean time, do what yo can to get by! What styles do yo play at your church?
@@MusiciansNetworkTV not sure what style they are. Songs like Praise. Kingdom Come , Dwell, highest praise, overflow. Beautiful songs
Do you talk about licks in your course
Not directly in Basscabulary, but a lot of the foundation is laid in teaching different scales from which you can derive patterns. I plan to do more corse work in the future with some licks that are specifically laid out for everyone.
Listening to this and I immediately thought of John Paul Jones...and then of John Deacon
Great references. Thanks for stopping by!
Amazing video, with great reflections on being a great bassist and having great musicianship and how they are linked
I appreciate it. Thanks for stopping by!
Very interesting concept with laying back. I feel like I’ve been playing behind the beat but need to play more on top. Thanks for the correction and the great video
Thanks for sharing. Definitely depends on the genre, but in general, even just a slight bit of laying back can make it sit differently in the pocket. Thanks for watching!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Great Information. We are in the process of aquiring inear monitors for our church worship team. I will definately check them out.
Hey! Reach out to me I will connect you with them. I can give you a discount code as well.
I still have my first bass guitar. It is an ayar that my dad bought for $70. I made it into a fretless. My second gift from dad is a BB300 that I customized. I have it since my 16th birthday.
This is awesome. I wish I had mine still.
Blessed are you in the country and the City. Blessed in all that you do.
Thank you!
Congratulations my brother. Well done. I love your work. God will prosper you as he has promised.
Thank you so much 😊
Playing from the heart!! Good job!
Thanks!
Sounds like a great course. Price seems fair. A little better view of the more intermidiate parts would be more helpful. Thanks👍
Thanks for the feedback. I will be giving a little more details later in the week with snippets.
Love it! You definitely need to research S M Z E U S!
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.
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.
Good stuff!Thanks for sharing!👏🏼💯
Thanks for stopping by. I hope it helped!
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
Love how the way he beaks it down step by step with the scales and technique. Think it's so important.
Thanks so much!
Great videos man !
Thanks!
Thank you for using a 5 string ❤
Absolutely. Will be using it more in the future.
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.
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
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!
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.
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Excellent. Thank you very much.
Thanks for stopping by.
The yellow is hard to see
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