Mark the easiest to understand very best bass instructor on the planet , who couldn't get along with easy going Mark no one else holds my attention like Mark does with his interesting vocabulary. Thanks Mark
Keep up the good work I really enjoy all of your lessons despite many years of performance and Theory I get something out of every one of your videos and I think your a great person in general ;thanks for making the world a better Bass place and place for bass!
Hi Mark, I am an avid follower of your lessons. You have developed the perfect framework for teaching lessons. I usually play along with your lessons but your tones are simply fantastic. Can you please work on some lessons on how to produce these tones (with the balances of the knobs, compressors or amp)? Thanks in advance.
Mark, you truly are the best. Whenever I get a bit overwhelmed or frustrated as a beginner, I take one of your lessons and they are so easy to understand and I start sounding great in minutes.
Hi Mark, a fan here👋. I followed the link to see if I could see them chords you used but I think the link is broken. It first sent me to your site but the link you put there is I think is broken. Can you please put it here on a pdf or may be put it in the screen? Would appreciate it very much. Thanks in advance
I know Justin Chancellor from Tool uses a Wal with an XLR in the studio. It's an option on some high end basses (and guitars) for people who are very particular about a clean, balanced signal. There are also XLR cables with 5 pins that can provide power, and maybe that's powering the active pickups. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Mark has made videos in the past about his Enfield Lionhart and his modified Marcus Miller Jazz Bass, but I don't think he's done one about this one.
I wonder that too. When it comes to bass it seems like everything is a 7th. Though a 7th isn't much different from basic chords so it's not much trouble.
Hulavuta a common genre of a bass player would play is jazz, and jazz chords are normally in 7ths, all the sample songs on this video were jazz as well
It's not only about the jazz. Most blues harmonies are based on 7th chords. Namely I7 (first), IV7 (fourth) and V7 (fifth). Many musicians these days say "why play a regular chord when you can play a 7th?". As was well noted it's still a matter of genre, but in general 7ths sound more interesting than plain triads. In addition the probability of spoiling the mix when everybody's playing C and the bass player takes CMaj7 is almost zero.
In a sense, yes. You would be using music theory to construct bass lines and fills that sound good. Music theory is essentially the framework we use to explain why certain things sound good in music, and why other things don't.
unfortunately mark thinks everyone is going to be playing bass in a funk band or on a cruise liner, he never has rock fills, it is always elevator music in every lesson.
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Mark the easiest to understand very best bass instructor on the planet ,
who couldn't get along with easy going Mark
no one else holds my attention like Mark does with his interesting vocabulary.
Thanks Mark
That's cool Mark
Praise be to Mark.
1:18 without licks
4:55 lick #1
7:59 lick #2
10:30 lick #3
15:42 lick #4
Dude, you are on a level that I just upvote your lessons at the beginning already
I really appreciate what you do and how simply you explain the mysteries of this magnificent instrument. It's a great kindness to share your talent.
You make everything you do understandable and “ do’able”. Thanks!
Keep up the good work I really enjoy all of your lessons despite many years of performance and Theory I get something out of every one of your videos and I think your a great person in general ;thanks for making the world a better Bass place and place for bass!
Great stuff! You teach the skills we can really use to enhance our rôle in an ensemble
Patient and generous teacher
Fantastic! A tiny bit above my skill level, but thanks to this great lesson, I’ll get there!
Absolute gold here, many thanks for the upload ❤
I follow your all lessons.. Thanks for uploading
His technique is too solid, I can't tell what his left-hand is doing without the fly-away fingers 😩❤
Tritones are a happy sound. Depending on how they resolve.
If you put in in a context of a major (7) chord, yeah it definetly is happy/bright sounding.
Thank you Mark! I Really appreciate you lessons.
Very good for beginners wow
Love this progression even wo the fills.
Another great lesson!
Great lesson. Really helped me think about note choices in fills
Hi Mark, I am an avid follower of your lessons. You have developed the perfect framework for teaching lessons. I usually play along with your lessons but your tones are simply fantastic. Can you please work on some lessons on how to produce these tones (with the balances of the knobs, compressors or amp)? Thanks in advance.
Muito bom. Well explained.
One of my favorite teacher
Thx for the lesson. Never thought of this.
What arpeggios are you using for the 2nd & 3rd variations? A or D?
Genius!
Mark, you truly are the best. Whenever I get a bit overwhelmed or frustrated as a beginner, I take one of your lessons and they are so easy to understand and I start sounding great in minutes.
Thanks mark
That bass has the biggest humbuckers and thinest neck combo I've seen. Ibanez? 😎
Brilliant - thanks
Mark... How do i get to the backing track...for this video,, in the key of D...1 6 2 5 ... Help please...
You can usually searchbar "bass-backing track in D" or whichever you're looking for; there's a lot of free stuff good for practice
I like your bass
how do we know the bare bones of the songs? can we make our own?
Off topic. I have a few Ibanez basses but never seen that one your playing. Is the pickups configuration custom on that one? Awesome videos.
SR1000. I bought it around ‘92. Added Sims Super Quads about 5 years ago.
How can I download backing track for this lesson ? thank..
Where is the backing track located? I found the tabs, but not the track. Great lesson. Thanks.
What model is that Ibanez?
Hi Mark, a fan here👋. I followed the link to see if I could see them chords you used but I think the link is broken. It first sent me to your site but the link you put there is I think is broken. Can you please put it here on a pdf or may be put it in the screen? Would appreciate it very much. Thanks in advance
I've just checked the link and it works fine.
6:26
Is that Ibanez bass?
Nearly 150000! N1.
Why is your cable end so thick? Is it a standard cable?
I think it's an XLR cable rather than 1/4" phono.
That's what I was thinking, but I have never seen anything like it.
I know Justin Chancellor from Tool uses a Wal with an XLR in the studio. It's an option on some high end basses (and guitars) for people who are very particular about a clean, balanced signal. There are also XLR cables with 5 pins that can provide power, and maybe that's powering the active pickups. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Mark has made videos in the past about his Enfield Lionhart and his modified Marcus Miller Jazz Bass, but I don't think he's done one about this one.
Just a standard old guitar lead.
hello Mark
is it possible to access backing track for this lesson
Thank you very much for your share
have a nice day
Phil
Why are all the chords 7th chords? The songs I play don't have any :D
I wonder that too. When it comes to bass it seems like everything is a 7th.
Though a 7th isn't much different from basic chords so it's not much trouble.
Hulavuta a common genre of a bass player would play is jazz, and jazz chords are normally in 7ths, all the sample songs on this video were jazz as well
It's not only about the jazz. Most blues harmonies are based on 7th chords. Namely I7 (first), IV7 (fourth) and V7 (fifth).
Many musicians these days say "why play a regular chord when you can play a 7th?". As was well noted it's still a matter of genre, but in general 7ths sound more interesting than plain triads. In addition the probability of spoiling the mix when everybody's playing C and the bass player takes CMaj7 is almost zero.
What brand is that bass?
Ibanez SR1000. Those pickups tho😍😍😍
@@MrLambo-Genie Enfields i think (thinking emoji)
Hey TH-cam..... don't no one wanna add their names to Bernie Sanders campaign
I thought the intro is part of the fills for beginners😂
So basically, bass fills are music theory??? Or it can be anything??? I still haven't learned music theory...
Everything musical is music theory. Major and minor scales are music theory. Just fancy lingo.
It's just arpeggios; taking chords and isolating all the notes to make the chord dance.
In a sense, yes. You would be using music theory to construct bass lines and fills that sound good. Music theory is essentially the framework we use to explain why certain things sound good in music, and why other things don't.
unfortunately mark thinks everyone is going to be playing bass in a funk band or on a cruise liner, he never has rock fills, it is always elevator music in every lesson.
Museic luvva rock fills and metal fills aren’t beginner level..
If can't relate this across to other genres, maybe best to take up the triangle. 😂
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