Music Theory 8 - Changing bass notes under chords - Sound like your favourite acoustic players!

[@steeviec7174]

That was wonderful. Could I perhaps ask as a potential follow up to this, that you do something on “bass runs” (or is “walks”) as a way of linking chords. It’s a really heavily used technique as you know especially in genres such as country music but I have always struggled with it. I have always loved the sound of it and know it’s also a great way to learn your fretboard so I would really welcome a basic tutorial if and when you have time. Cheers and thanks for all the great stuff you do, it’s really appreciated.

[@RizHallowes]

Yep great idea, I will do

[@geoffb1568]

Great stuff really enjoy your style of teaching keep it going

[@RizHallowes]

Cheers

[@NeilBlanco]

Now do one on arpeggio speed runs and tapping...

[@RizHallowes]

@@NeilBlanco there's always one

[@davesdream]

Thanks! very clear and easy to understand and make sense.
I was struggling with some positions as I was trying to use the whole chord, but I see you can only use 3 fingers and not playing the whole notes of the chord.
😅

[@RizHallowes]

Yep, as long as you aren't playing wrong notes it's up to you, what you like the sound of, for how many and which you hit

[@jonathanmwamlima5071]

another on fingerpicking would really help

[@RizHallowes]

Yep, good idea

[@batgacek1]

This is confusing but interesting. This will require a lot of focus and practice

[@RizHallowes]

Yep, it will all fall into place more and more as we go on the music theory journey

[@NeilBlanco]

Nice little Fake Plastic Trees sneak in there...

[@RizHallowes]

@@NeilBlanco pretty hard to not heat that song with an open A acoustic