Hadrien Feraud - Bass Masterclass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2015
- Full Video at www.mymusicmasterclass.com/pr...
Description: In this bass masterclass video, bass virtuoso Hadrien Feraud breaks down his exciting playing style. Hadrien discusses and demonstrates soloing through changes, scale choices, technique, transcription and more. If you’re a fan of Hadrien and want to know how he developed his unique approach, this bass lesson is for you.
Topics Covered: Bass, soloing through changes, scales & modes, chords, jazz, technique, transcriptions, technical “jumps”, building your vocabulary, practicing, “connections”, avoiding the obvious, being musical, “chops”, warming up, etc.
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I remember buying this masterclass when it came out. Let me just express a little bit of self-awareness by saying that a good number of the topics he discussed were over my head. And that's not a knock on him or the content of the class, but rather a realization that this master class is not for the beginner or even intermediate musician. The beginner/intermediate player might get some useful tips out of it, but this is very much for the musician who has already some very solid understanding of advanced music theory. If you don't fully understand modes and have advanced competence on the bass, then you won't get what you paid for. Though as someone else has mentioned on here, if you already have a solid understanding of what he's talking about in his masterclass, then you probably didn't need it anyway. I guess it'll serve as an inspirational guide and a quick glance at his approach to music, but that's it.
2:05 he wanted to say "it becomes so easy", but just couldn't do it to us mortals
Unfrickenbelievable.. this guy's left hand is like a tarantula out for a brisk walk
That's fantastic😂
One of my favorite bass players!
A master indeed, Mr. Feraud!
Hi Hadrien, Tu as changé ma vie avec ton génie !
Prends soin de toi
Français et Parisien par dessus le marché !!!
Trop fier que tu réalises ce qu'hélas j'ai pas su : trop fan de Jaco !
Quand je pense que j'écoutais Electric Side depuis sa sortie sans savoir que c'était toi Le Bassiste qui à 24 ans accompagnait Bireli. Bravo pour ton immense talent ! et tu as accompagné les plus grands ! Vraiment impressionné... Quand je réécoute cet album c'est la réincarnation de Jaco notamment sur "Foreign Affairs". Vous avez dû trop vous éclater avec Bireli en studio sur cet album légendaire.
En tant que parisien je suis trop fier & fan de toi !!!
PEACE
Charly
Very cool tone
Very good lesson,thank you!
nice bits
This guy is a monster!
Hadrien is a very talented bass guitarist, that's clear. It's interesting that so many good bass players are playing the kind of jazzy scales/notes he plays although maybe not all as well as he does! I started playing the bass in 1974 when I was just thirteen and listened to rock players like John Paul Jones, Ken Whaley (from MAN) John Anderson (from Charlie), Greg Lake, Chris Squire and especially Martin Turner from Wishbone Ash, who is a fabulous player! (Check out the Wishbone Ash tracks Sorrel and Sometime World). I first saw Stanley Clarke play in 1976 with Return to Forever on TV and I was AMAZED!!!! I started using two fingers instead of one after that!!!! Stanley was probably my biggest influence as a teenage bass player and I made up my mind to try and play as fast as he could!!!! LOL He had a rocky edge I loved too! I admired Jeff Berlin and Jaco Pastorius for their talent and ability but their playing/notes didn't really inspire me like Stanley's did! It's good to see so many really great young bass players on TH-cam and Hadrien is certainly one of them!
Bass guitar has certainly traveled light years since 1974...There is a galaxy of truly great bass players.
joder esos fraseos son la leche ! ! !
Awesome. 👍
I lika da way Hadrien play da bass.
much thanks
Today, he is one of the best bass player of the world
Bough it yesterday!!!, great stuff, lots of language for impro. In ten years I will show you my progress haha
7 more to go ;)
How’s half way treating ya?
favourite part is at 1:05 and he says "just like that" come on bruh. killin it man
This is easy stuff. Learn your modes and connect the dots!
Hadrien number 1
+Tribal-Tech Fan Yes sure thing, Hadrien is still the best on bass!
I see you're a tribal tech fan and that being said Gary is one of the best,hands down!
Sargent Hartman True! I have two favourites - both Hadrien and Gary :) Both are the best for me.
This is where I need to be.
Amazing!!!! Thank from Guitar jazz ! 😍 Sorry forum musica english 🤭
Por mais cortes dele com legenda! Por obséquio
What is the neck of his bass made of? I love that kind of scuffed look it has
When he was a kid, he made that bass and then immediately started playing
quarintine this sick man!!!
I've always enjoyed a fretboard that's super filthy!
That's wear, not filth.
@@GreetTheSacredCow My maple fretboard looks similar, while it is wear, it partly is dirt from the fingers.
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N.° 1!
anyone know what scale he use when he talk the random thing at 1:09
it's not a scale , he plays just random 4th and 2th
This sounds like what imagine space looks like
Guys what bass model does he play, I’ve been searching for Mayones Jabba HF5, but this one has maple neck and I can’t find this version. Can you guys help me to find out?
I have severally to buy it but my card has been declined. I’ve others to buy it with their card for me but theirs also declined
Is full master-class worth? Want to buy if it is useful!
Yes, it's 49 minutes long. You can see the link in the description :)
How can i see the master class completey?
Hey There, check the details of this video for the link.
1:55
My ear is just not familiar enough with those altered modes... I often don’t get the point, meaning it sounds just like random noodling to me. I’d really like to get more into it, because there seems to be a lot to enjoy and vocabulary.
teach me please
DOES THE PURCHASE VERSION HAVE TABS
Do yourself a favour and don't use tabs..
I bought this masterclass a couple of weeks ago, and this is my view on it :
Hadrien is an incredible player with a unique sens of melody, musical lines and harmonisation....That is, indeed, something unarguable. His technique is also almost perfect.
However, I think that this particular masterclass is not, IMO, a good purchase.
We don't learn alot from this video.....Hadrien is a guy that spend probably, I think, most of his time playing music, and not speaking about it in a really serious and "drilled" manner. And this is a good thing, because there's not alot of musicians like this these days....Musicians that spend more time working on their music then trying to sell lessons, t-shirt, etc, or just speaking more about what they play instead of playing it....So I found his way of communicating his knowledge quite confusing....I know, english is not his first language, but beyond that, the way he explain his idea is not clear, not at all at some points.
Moreover, there's no exercices in this video, he don't explain his technique, he don't illustrate in a clear way how he does the connection between chords, he almost never slow down when he show one of his incredible "licks"... So we have to slow down the video to transcribe his stuff.....The subjects are also explained very quickly......
IMO, we don't get much more than what we can find on youtube about this player......We actually find more stuff on YT than in that masterclass......
Not a single thing to say about his playing, but I found this "lesson video" not worth it and I felt the need to share it before someone buy it with too much expectation.
Thank you and do you not think (from ur experience with the purchase) a beginning improviser could get any great tips from it? Cause I'm a beginner...
1:01 I built my chops on stuff like that... (straight face)
But can he play Smoke on the Water ...
I'm guessing, not.
Jaco reborn. Phenomenal
Better than jaco
+Sargent Hartman Hey Sarge! There are many bassists out there right now that are better than Jaco. Jaco's brilliance was that he was doing this stuff 40 years ago! The shit just poured from his head to his fingers. Kids these days are growing up with tabs, and the ability to watch, and pause videos to see what the player is doing. If you can keep a beat, and have a good ear, you can tale a few hours and watch a video 50 times to see what it took the "artist" days or weeks to build. I know that's an exageration. But, you see where I'm going. A good deal of talent needs to be there already. But these kids today have a huge edge over what we all had back in the 60's and 70's!
+PGeorge61 what does "better" mean?...if the music is just a bunch of fast notes...what does that mean...if it doesn't have the "feeling'... it means nothing to me!...jb
+JayBeeBass
This music isn't "simple" but there is an intention behind the notes, and the feeling you might get is the one the artist puts in his music. If it's not random, I think there's always a feeling, even if not everyone can catch it with the first listen.
And I don't pretend I can. Some music tracks/artists/styles took me years to appreciate because my musical knowledge, perception and taste keep evolving.
If you don't like something, it's ok. We can't all like everything.
Maybe someday you'll change your mind, (or realise that your mind has changed by itself) and it will feel good.
+Le Tchouck ...Hello and hi !.....there was only one Jaco...only one Mingus, Parker, Coltrane , Miles, James Brown, Chubby Checker etc. ...we only get one...one who shows us something not seen before...maybe because I am soooo old school I can't relate, but Mr. Feraud doesn't impress me as a bass player...for me he is more like a guitar player...where is the bottom...I don't need to be impressed...I want to "feel" it...playing rapidly just to play that way means what? ...all of this territory has been explored...what do have that is new here..i want to hear the next...not the before (old)..but, I loved your comment! jb
1:11 uou
i fucking hate Jazz, but this guy is a monster on that bass
1:07 the random thing
musical super genius like Beethoven
You know?
Another alien lands.
you can cheat just work off the octave to keep in tune
EADGC, isn't it?
0:36 АЫЗ
I guess you have to sign up to get the text out of the way? LOL
Matthew Widder This is just a teaser video :) The full 49 minute video is available at www.mymusicmasterclass.com/premiumvideos/hadrien-feraud-bass-lesson/
This is a pretty terrible masterclass video tbh. I love Hadrien as a bassplayer, but this masterclass is basically just him showing his incredible chops without much (or any) context and him talking about music. It's not what I expected. He for instance tells about how he approaches chord changes or transcribed piano solo's and then plays some amazing licks with the speed of light. I doubt anyone except already amazing players can even follow half of what he's doing.
I think if you can really make sense of what he's doing, you probably don't need the video in the first place.
Ventura Esdamion many amazing bass players don't necessarily play like this. You don't have to do or be into jazz fusion to be able to shred.
Ventura Esdamion I understand this is late but this is meant to persuade you to go to the site and buy it or whatever. It's not meant to teach you
it's about his concepts and his approach, and not about transcribing specific improvisations
Ventura Esdamion this is a sizzle reel- something designed to get you to purchase the masterclass with him. It’s not meant to be a lesson.
ugh such a sexy bass!
what brand is the bass?
+MrVagosrock It's a Mayones bass.
I doubt you could learn much from this guy. He's good though.
i find it plays too many notes and in the style of jaco ; it dont speak to me....
Move your fingers fast like dis. Then you be good. Everyone wants to be jaco. Not sure why.
It's not a bass lesson, it's a guitar lesson.
He needs to slow tf down and break down what he's teaching in a way slower manner...he's performing/showing off way more than he's actually educating. Very impressive..but hard to digest at these speeds..
he findered a girl once. rip
Are u just show off, or u just promote masterclass?
he's holding the bass the wrong way
Why does everybody wanna play fast? It would be nice if it was slow down oh nice melody to be able to hear the Notes! Everybody can play fast, most everybody.
His technique is incredible but somehow I miss the soul in his playing...
All these top bassists all sound the same. No personality in their playing to set them apart uniquely.
Hell, even I have a signature sound
Nah, Janek Gwizdala has super technical ability but plays tastefully and unique and with just about the best tone ever.