Bass Guitar Lesson: Right Hand Position with John Patitucci || ArtistWorks

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[@GearHeadz101]

What a treat to wake up to a personal lesson with Patitucci ❤

[@doyandrum]

There’s nothing more worthwhile than a beginner lesson from a master.

[@Fili2009able]

Gracias amigo John

[@wodmalo1975]

Thank you John, You are an ICON on bass and Teaching, keep up the good work 🎸🎸💚💛❤

[@paultraynorbsc627]

Thanks for sharing much appreciated 🙏🇬🇧🎸🎶🎵

[@michaelanthony9068]

Thank you John. Wonderful !

[@edwinwoods8294]

I love this .. I m excited . thk you

[@skipintexas]

This video is amazing! Did he ever do a video on left hand techniques?

[@edwinwoods8294]

been playing guitar since i was 12 . On stage for 20 yrs . I wanna mess with bass . But play like a bass playe. not like a guitar player who plays bass . This is perfect for me .. There's more technique and delicacies than people thing

[@mopsydaisy]

ok

[@Chaziltasm]

Raking is so hard, not because of my right hand but my left. I find it so difficult to use my little finger to fret two strings alternately with that kind of rocking motion. It also just hurts.

[@ethanlocke3604]

Might want to lower your action if it’s very high, and if it’s not, it’ll come with time and become quite natural

[@virgilrytaar9083]

Fantastic! Plus he doesn't immediately dismiss pick playing

[@BWater-yq3jx]

Even though it should be.
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[@AnuragaUdesh-id2og]

🎸❤🎸❤🎸

[@BassistStefanFuhr]

It gives me some relieve to see that John is NOT playing the "claw" technique, where the plugging fingers land on the thumb when plugging the E-String and generally having the plugging fingers "vertically" underneath the thumb. His thumb is rested more towards the neck. I believe this is more rare and most people play the "claw" technique: I'm still trying to slowly get into it. But this thumb position just feels so much more comfortable and after seeing John playing this way, I'm thinking maybe I shouldn't be too concerned about doing something "wrong". Can't be that wrong, I'm thinking now. My groove is always better this way. But I'm limited in speed ergo in precision. But John seems to make that work pretty well with this more forward thumb position. Can anyone relate? Any insights?

[@BWater-yq3jx]

I thought the way he played was normal, what I've always done.

[@dubmoth76]

Fabulous!

[@edjefferson9175]

I would begin this lesson with trim your fingernails. If you are new the finger tips will get very sore. In time a callous will develop. Keep at it.