It takes skill, but not that much. Same goes for every instrument; I am a pretty garbage guitarist but I can still play most songs. That being said, it is also true that you can be incredibly skilled in your art, and the specific nature of that art does not matter. I knew a guy who was a master barber, and he was able to produce a level of precision that my admittedly crude measurement system could not match, and he did this with just a comb and a straight razor from the late 1800s.
Likely the most laid back lesson on TH-cam. Very clear and concise. As a side note, I find that the TC Electronic Bodyrez really helps bring out the full tonal quality of such percussive techniques, especially in a live situation. ;-)
Awesome lesson man, been playing electric bass for a fair few years and wanted to learn something different. A lot harder then I thought doing both the percussion with one hand and playing the bass with the left at the same time, will definitely have to keep practising.
you have so much skill and talent, my generation doesn't even recognise this anymore, i wish you went to a huge edm festival like the string cheese incident does at electric forest. then people could see this amazing lost form of music.
I am happy that this video is only 6 minutes. If he had 5 more minutes he would have added at least 6 more different drums 3 cymbal and a triangle to the mix.
Was just thinking of how you sound how you're talking, I knew you were somewhere from eurasia and I was wondering if you had an accent, I'm from Russia myself :)
I can't drum the body of the guitar due to arthritis in my hands but maybe a stomp box . I had a dream in the past where I had such great coordination I was playing the bass guitar and a drum set at the same time on a street corner and was making a killing . Only in my dreams can I be so gifted but I guess that is what dreams are for . In my dream All my drum pieces were custom to where they all had pedals to play them .
I have a very big difficult to separate my two hands do you have any advice, I'm practicing every day ;) you're lessons are really good keep it up man !
Thx a lots to reply, I love you're work, it's inspiring. Tapping is not the difficult just when I start to do the drum with my left hand I can't hold the right beat
Hello Mr.Lisenko im your new fans from Malaysia. Thanks for this video. Man.. i really struggle to get my right and left hand move to this kind of percussive thing... i really need to work hard i guess any tips from you? to help me up on this
Hello Salman ! it's hard to get a quick tip on that, generally you have to develop independence in both of your hands, most of the tapping exercises will be helpful for you
@@DmitryLisenkoBass thank you so much for your response. I'll work hard to develop independent in my both hands. You make me wanna play my acoustic bass more often now since I rarely use it 😅
congratulation, u r Amazing! I want To buy a cheap acoustic electric bass to Learn your technics. Do you think that the Eko Next bass is good for start? thank You very much
Personally i prefer basses with a bigger body. That way you can get much deeper percussion sound. But you can start from anything really. To master the technique any acoustic bass will work. And it's not about the bass, it's about you, guitar is just an instrument, and you are the music.
Hey, it's called Warwick Alien, I have a custom model, with several additions and features, but it based on this one shop.warwick.de/en/Instruments/Acoustic+Basses/Warwick+Alien,+4-String+-+Natural+Transparent+Satin
Did you need to make any modifications to the Warwick to get that smooth tone while tapping? Just asking because I am struggling to get a good tapping tone out of my ABG, of course it is just a cheap Dean starter ABG. I'm sure my issues stem from the ABG model, setup and technique. So I'm shopping for a new bass, and now that I am subed to you I hope to work on the technique, but any advise you could give on set up; bridge/nut height, string gauge etc. would be great.
To get a smooth tone you don't need modifications, tone is inside of you , not in the bass, you know ,great musicians can take cheapest guitar and get a beautiful sound out of it. it's not about stuff, it's about person and work behind him. You only need modifications to play more comfortably and to fix few issues when you want to plug your bass. The only thing i would suggest is to lower you strings, that's way it's easier to tap on it. Other than that experiment and search for your unique sound
Thanks for the lesson Dmitry :) i get an acoustic bass and slowly i play more him than the electric one, and thanks to this tutorial i can practice a bit percussive technique. What strings do you reccomend for percussive tech? i have bronze now but i see a bit of acoustic players using the steel strings too, what's the difference?
You welcome. Don't afraid to experiment, try different strings. for me bronze is a bit too harsh. But it maybe perfect for your style. There is no right or wrong answer
Dmitry Lisenko thanks a lot for the tips, i come from power metal symphonic (a lot of tapping and technique) i'm trying with bronze now but i will try some steel and nickel as soon as possible, it is normal that the sound at the beginning isn't so much? I need to connect to the ampli for gig with someone
it's the hardest part in all percussive style, to get good sound when you play live :) there are so many things that could go wrong :) And acoustic basses are very quiet, they may sound loud when you play alone at home, but they are not loud enough even when you play with acoustic guitarist. So you need amplification. And nickel string are softer, which is good for tapping.
Dmitry Lisenko Thanks again :) you are amazing, i hope to see you live in Italy someday I'm falling in love with the acoustic bass and i think i will continue in this way, thanks again for all and have all the goods on earth you can have :D
For people who say bass takes no skill, just link them this channel :)
who says that
@@jack-uv6mt people who think they are so awesome just because they play the electric/acoustic guitar
It takes skill, but not that much. Same goes for every instrument; I am a pretty garbage guitarist but I can still play most songs. That being said, it is also true that you can be incredibly skilled in your art, and the specific nature of that art does not matter. I knew a guy who was a master barber, and he was able to produce a level of precision that my admittedly crude measurement system could not match, and he did this with just a comb and a straight razor from the late 1800s.
You make an acoustic bass more unique when choosing for recording sessions. Thank you very much for this video:)
ty Dimitry, haven't played bass for long time, and got acoustic for the firs time...ty so much for this ..this is GOLD
The drums on your bass only version are more interesting than the original haha
Thanks mister Jedi.
may the force be with you.
Phāntom let ze Force be wiss you
Very nice. Straightforward explanation and quite useful. Great job!
Awesome introduction to the technique. Thanks man.
Likely the most laid back lesson on TH-cam. Very clear and concise.
As a side note, I find that the TC Electronic Bodyrez really helps bring out the full tonal quality of such percussive techniques, especially in a live situation.
;-)
Thank you ! Glad that you enjoyed it. Yes bodyrez really helps to bring out percussive sounds!
You're most welcome.
;-)
Even if you don't understand the language because of the language differences, it was a great video. I was able to see it happily.
Awesome lesson man, been playing electric bass for a fair few years and wanted to learn something different. A lot harder then I thought doing both the percussion with one hand and playing the bass with the left at the same time, will definitely have to keep practising.
amazing playing...very impressive! very very good.
you have so much skill and talent, my generation doesn't even recognise this anymore, i wish you went to a huge edm festival like the string cheese incident does at electric forest. then people could see this amazing lost form of music.
Thank you Gunner Mounts !
I'm lucky to have schoolmates, who like this type of music.
Very good!
Such an amazing musician with so much talent. Keep playing brother. I definitely see a professional career ahead of you
Excellent video, so refreshing, acoustic bass is underated
Relly good video!
It really helps, thanks.
DO MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS ONE, PLEASEEE!!!
I'm gonna love to practice this much thank you
Thanks please up load more videos like this! You are awesome! !
awesome my friend!!!! As a slap bass player... this is so new to me. Thanks man.. keep posting new stuff
This video has really inspired me. Thanks for your help 😀😀
Спасибо большое! Надеюсь увидеть больше туториалов на Вашем канале
GENIUS!
That was badass bro! Please do more vids like these!
Thank you, man! Really thanks!
Great video and great help. Keep killing it, man.
круто!) уже задумываюсь о покупке акустического баса)
Thanks man. This is fun.
thanks a lot for this tutorial...you inspired me to dust down my acoustic bass guitar:)
broooo you drag out your words just like me, also this is the first video of your channel i've watched, man i like it
Wow thanks for share love it!
Great video!
nice job!
I am happy that this video is only 6 minutes. If he had 5 more minutes he would have added at least 6 more different drums 3 cymbal and a triangle to the mix.
Super cool....
Hi Dmitry, tkx a lot for this video. It's a new experience with bass :o)
Thank you
Very cool !!
Very cool stuff man going to give it a try
Great job bro!
All Instruments take TALENT. He's gots plenty
thanks dude
Nice brother
U rock man!
Cool;)
Hello from Germany :D you are rly goooood :D
Danke schön !
Dmitry Lisenko you're the best :D
I use my nails for high hat. Hard to mute the g string while playing a riff
nice
Гениал брат
Thanks Dmitry, great vid - looks easy, but it ain't. Cheer's:)
Was just thinking of how you sound how you're talking, I knew you were somewhere from eurasia and I was wondering if you had an accent, I'm from Russia myself :)
I can't drum the body of the guitar due to arthritis in my hands but maybe a stomp box . I had a dream in the past where I had such great coordination I was playing the bass guitar and a drum set at the same time on a street corner and was making a killing . Only in my dreams can I be so gifted but I guess that is what dreams are for . In my dream All my drum pieces were custom to where they all had pedals to play them .
Skip to 5:06 for the final version
Дима, супер! Подскажи, что за модель 6итпрки у тебя
I am finding it really difficult to do different rhythms with different hands. Any tips? I really want to learn this style of playing.
start with some tapping exercises for hand separation this will help
Thanks. Really appreciate the reply as you inspire me. Keep up the good work :)
Thanks for the open lesson. Is the left hand technique viable without an amp?
yes, sure!
What strings are you using?
I am still experimenting and searching . each time it's a different set.
Nice! 100th comment here lol, I had to
Весьма интересно. Осталось купить ак басс
hmm,is this a drum lesson?Or a bass lesson?
perhaps you should just open your mind... jeez
Yes
I have a very big difficult to separate my two hands do you have any advice, I'm practicing every day ;) you're lessons are really good keep it up man !
Any tapping exercises will help or you can look into drummers basic rudiments
Thx a lots to reply, I love you're work, it's inspiring. Tapping is not the difficult just when I start to do the drum with my left hand I can't hold the right beat
Thanks for the tips dude, this is really useful! Any particular areas that are good for percussive effects on an electric bass?
On electric bass only the strings will work, there are few different ways on how to hit them
Is that the top Warwick Alien bass ? I am in the market . Thanks I was looking at the one right under the tup model . Great vids brother .
Hey Franco, yes it's top model of Alien. The "Alien Deluxe" is also quite good model to consider
Hello Mr.Lisenko im your new fans from Malaysia. Thanks for this video. Man.. i really struggle to get my right and left hand move to this kind of percussive thing... i really need to work hard i guess any tips from you? to help me up on this
Hello Salman ! it's hard to get a quick tip on that, generally you have to develop independence in both of your hands, most of the tapping exercises will be helpful for you
@@DmitryLisenkoBass thank you so much for your response. I'll work hard to develop independent in my both hands. You make me wanna play my acoustic bass more often now since I rarely use it 😅
Quanto é em dólares um bass aí?
damn son, i thought you were wearing a mask on your chin. Great video
Sounds better than electric bass
congratulation, u r Amazing! I want To buy a cheap acoustic electric bass to Learn your technics.
Do you think that the Eko Next bass is good for start? thank You very much
Personally i prefer basses with a bigger body. That way you can get much deeper percussion sound. But you can start from anything really. To master the technique any acoustic bass will work. And it's not about the bass, it's about you, guitar is just an instrument, and you are the music.
thank you so much bro!
Thank you! Where can I get this bass acoustic? Please give me link.
Hey, it's called Warwick Alien, I have a custom model, with several additions and features, but it based on this one shop.warwick.de/en/Instruments/Acoustic+Basses/Warwick+Alien,+4-String+-+Natural+Transparent+Satin
Dmitry Lisenko Thank you so much!
Did you need to make any modifications to the Warwick to get that smooth tone while tapping? Just asking because I am struggling to get a good tapping tone out of my ABG, of course it is just a cheap Dean starter ABG. I'm sure my issues stem from the ABG model, setup and technique. So I'm shopping for a new bass, and now that I am subed to you I hope to work on the technique, but any advise you could give on set up; bridge/nut height, string gauge etc. would be great.
To get a smooth tone you don't need modifications, tone is inside of you , not in the bass, you know ,great musicians can take cheapest guitar and get a beautiful sound out of it. it's not about stuff, it's about person and work behind him. You only need modifications to play more comfortably and to fix few issues when you want to plug your bass. The only thing i would suggest is to lower you strings, that's way it's easier to tap on it. Other than that experiment and search for your unique sound
Thanks for the lesson Dmitry :) i get an acoustic bass and slowly i play more him than the electric one, and thanks to this tutorial i can practice a bit percussive technique.
What strings do you reccomend for percussive tech? i have bronze now but i see a bit of acoustic players using the steel strings too, what's the difference?
You welcome. Don't afraid to experiment, try different strings. for me bronze is a bit too harsh. But it maybe perfect for your style. There is no right or wrong answer
Dmitry Lisenko thanks a lot for the tips, i come from power metal symphonic (a lot of tapping and technique) i'm trying with bronze now but i will try some steel and nickel as soon as possible, it is normal that the sound at the beginning isn't so much? I need to connect to the ampli for gig with someone
it's the hardest part in all percussive style, to get good sound when you play live :) there are so many things that could go wrong :) And acoustic basses are very quiet, they may sound loud when you play alone at home, but they are not loud enough even when you play with acoustic guitarist. So you need amplification. And nickel string are softer, which is good for tapping.
Dmitry Lisenko Thanks again :) you are amazing, i hope to see you live in Italy someday
I'm falling in love with the acoustic bass and i think i will continue in this way, thanks again for all and have all the goods on earth you can have :D
Lol I play bass with a pick. Idk where I am or what is going on. Sos.
At this day of age, I think I'm not the only who thinks that his beard was
his mask at first..
круть
Инглиш у него покруче, чем у МуДко- "ФРОМ МАЙ ХАРТ" LOL
ไม่เห็นเท่าไร
1:36 did he say guitar
Its a basss
That's wonderful, I'm noob in the bass world. One day i wanted to play like You.
nice