4 MOST IMPORTANT BASS CHORD SHAPES | Online Bass Lessons w/ Daric Bennett
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- What's up bass players! If you want to learn about fundamental bass chords, this is definitely the lesson for you! I will be covering the 4 most common chords on the bass; major 7, minor 7, dominant and the minor 7 flat 5.
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Dude is killin it with a $200 bass... how just how
I have heard its bc finger tips...
Because gear doesn’t matter 🤷🏻♂️
This is advanced stuff for me brother, especially when you play the fourth chord form, minor 7 flat 5, good stuff. Appreciate ya.
I love that you are rocking a Squire. Respect
Yeah Deric I'm playing that same Squier Jaguar bass, love the action on it. Thanks for all your help!
Awesome
Daric, you are my man!! Thanks for your content here!!
locrian one is new to me, thanks!
Daric, Thanks for a vert informative bass lesson. I was wondering whether you have a lesson on Bass notation sight reading rhythm sub divisions for different rhythms used in popular music
'Clean, clear, and precise...'
Thanks for the lesson Daric! I was wondering how the chords were formed and this explained everything!
Thanks for the help D!
I love how happy you are when you play man, thanks for the video!
Always!
New sub, long time bass inna dub reggae style. Found your “low tune” vid instructive, I play a 4 string in BEAD…octave/ chords are a super spicy touch enjoying this
I use the chord I learned from here all the time now. I need to learn the rest.
Great lesson. Chords really open up bass playing.
Thank you Daric. This is exactly what I have been tormenting myself with. 😊
Thanks Daric. Bless you
Dude. You're a great teacher. Thank you for this.
Now that I found Rico’s name I can continue the lesson. 😀 Thanks. Appreciate the lesson. Great job.
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Hey Deric big fan of your channel thank you for taking the time to really show your subscribers everything you know about the bass. Much love from Suriname a country in South America. There is only one problem. You didn't introduce us to your dog. What's his/her name? Love the way your dog admires you. Hope to hear from you soon. Be Blessed and keep posting brother!!
Thanks so much for watching! Really appreciate it! And his name is Rico! 😎👍🏾
Thank you for making things so much easier! 🤗🤗🤗
All these cats are saying to leave out all the theory. Why? The only reason that I’m here is to learn all this stuff after playing drums for 35 years. I’m not intimidated. I welcome this. Salute to Daric Bennett!
I'm just starting out on bas after ten years on guitar, love your explenation.
Can you do how to improvise using modes i know the modes but sometimes i dont know how to use them .thank you you are amazing
Thanks bro but got a bit distracted by the dog! Really cute look at the way is paying attention love it!!!!
Two thumbs up Daric! 👍👍
third time watcher life time learner, thanks for the great lessons. subscribed.
Thanks
Hi...im in mauritius island..... ur lesson help me ...Respect ..
The flex on those break-downs though. Lol phenomenal bass-playing.
great lesson thanks man!
thanks Daric
Thanks Daric.. great lesson🤙
grande dderic eres un crack en la materia aprendo mucho en cada video q sacas saludos bien grandes a ti y tu perrito desde Ecuador
I needed this so bad!! Thx so much for this content.
Big Fan here!!! Just started back playing and man has the bass evolved from the early 70's. I enjoy the videos!! AZ in the houze!!
Top class lesson again
Great video! Thanks for sharing it!
Daric,
Love ur teaching, playing and ur personality.
Great Iview w Jayme too...U guys are both great! Where is the music that u play on parked at?
Thx for all u do!
Bless u buddy,
dUg-Montesano,
WA/USA
Yes! Love tha Squire Jag too! I had one once also...wish I had anutha one really!
Amazing video dude, it's really well explained, it helped a lot, thank you =)
Great lesson Daric. Would it be possible to have a guitar or keys playing in the back, and use your examples to show how it sounds? Thanks.
Awww the doggie !!!
Love the doggie ❤️
GREAT DARRIC
Im laughing so hard when you said weird finger shape in Minor 7 Flat 5, you are trully Bassist sir 😂😂😂 it shaped like a D chord in guitar 😂😂😂
Thanks bruh! This is helping me out Bigtime!
Awesome
Thank you.
Look up LEMMY..
If u want to play power chords on yer bass??
Ian KILLMINSTER, god bless..
1982 poll winners party..
No, 1 LEMMY
No, 2 FLEA
And that sums up your Two best teachers to look and follow..
New Sub. Talking Bass sent me here.
Cheers!
Hey Daric, thank you for all of the tips and tricks secrets, do you have any exercises for building speed on your right hand
I try to put emphasis more on precision and accuracy and I do have exercises on that.
Just search the channel for right hand exercises
I am going to learn from you
Awesome lesson!!!!
Great lesson im fan of your videos blessings to you daric I wonder if the dog plays bass too after taking the lesson 😅
Ha!
doggo listening to the class exactly like me hahahaha thank you man I really like your content and your explanations!! keep up
Good lesson. I suggest leaving out all that Jazz about the modes, it only intimidates beginners and is not necessary. I never knew you can leave out the 5th, I've been leaving out the 7th instead. I will definitely practice this.
Im loving your page. peace.
Nice!!!
in the song " Don't step on the grass Sam" covered by Govt Mule what chord is Allen Woody playing? from the album a lil help from m y friemds
shalom sir please how do are get to play melodious bass
doggo wants some love
Bravissimo
Good
hey why don't you introduce your cute little doggy to us :D
This is so awesome for my son to see black men teaching american music on the net.( other than DAD} My son( 13 years of age budding Bass player) understands our history and the horrible and evil conditions of slavery, slaves and descendants of slaves that invented, created and founded all american music including country. Sometimes he feels that there should be way more true masters
who are black teaching american music because its a natural part of our DNA and no one else sounds or plays it like black human beings no matter how good whites or ethnicities sound they are still copycats. He feels that none blacks are taking credit and ownership as though they created it and are the masters. This coming from a 13 year old. We do not teach discrimination of any kind in our home. I have 4 sons (some grown) and all of them have had racist experiences with their non black school band directors. I've had to address these issues at their schools and obviously it changed each time because the teachers found out that i'm an educator and i played with the Basie and Ellington orchestra, author, producer with Maurice White(EWF) Etc...I'm not against anyone teaching american music. History should always accompany teaching even if its a short phrase so that the truth about the contributions of black human beings are well known and respected as common knowledge in all of our training and learning institutions and not simply brushed over. Trivia for your subscribers: Funk is a term that came from the Blues and so-called Jazz world and Milt Hinton and Charles Mingus and a host of others were slappin the bass long before the great Funketeer(genius) Larry Graham. Keep on Keeping on dear brother. great Job!!!!!!
Evolution anyone? Can we move forward?
Came for the bass, stayed for the dog :D
Really useful video, subbing now!
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Forgive the pedantic enharmonic correction, but the b5 of C is always Gb, never F#, which is #4, or more commonly known as #11.
Maj7!
GREAT GREAT GREAT
I wish j play like u
0:50... "we go way more in depth..." Have you got one that goes way less in depth for the special needs group? I was lost 2 minutes later.
Seriously, great video, I nearly got something right. I was a bit thrown when you assumed that my being able to play a CMaj scale from 3rd fret A means I can find another C somewhere else on the fretboard (without counting).
You're all too good, I need a bad bassist to explain it, especially modes.
Great lessons and phenomenal playing. I hope we can meet someday.
I have that amp in the back 👍. So just leave the 5 out? I kinda get this I get lost on dominant scale and mixslidian you explain it good way some people on TH-cam make it hard
At 6:09 ...there's that famous bass face!
Hi darric
on that c minor 7 flat 5 on the six string inversion your baring the 1 and the flat7 and then playing the flat 5 on the highest string correct?
Yes on the You play that root note and the flat 7 with your first finger and then the higher octave of the flat 5 with your fourth finger
thank you!
Daric I didn't get a notification for this one 😖
Oh no! Sorry about that! Just double check the settings for the notifications
Love it
But
You go fast
Can you sum it up at the end with a chord chart?
Agreed! The content is awesome! But it feels like you are talking to yourself instead of trying to reach us (the beginner). Maybe that's your natural speech cadence, but it's super fast for the untrained person.
Hey sorry about that, this lesson wasn’t intended for a beginner though. There are step by step breakdown tutorials available in my website and also several courses as well
Your explanation needs to put on blackboard yeah
Good information, I don’t think you actually showed the shapes for the beginners to follow along
So for clarification, on bass guitar should I basically only play 7th chords?
I love what Jim Stinnerts says "theres no music police!". Play what sounds right. Low down the frequency difference in the notes is small so ringing notes beat - likely better to play 3rd an octave up (10th). But you hear later a 3rd played up the neck - to my ears it sounds good.
If the guy telling me chord shapes isn't wearing a hat like this it's harder for me to take him seriously
I like you Dog :) say Hello to him
yes master lol
Haha we have identical dogs
I enjoy your lesson but there needs to be specific clarification. These are all 7th chords. You were stating that they are major and ninor chords which may cause some confusion for the begginer. There is a diffrence between a C major chord and a C major 7th or a C dominant 7th. You need to state that these are 7th chords. In the beggining you dont. Id also leave out all the stuff about the modes as it only further confuses. Once they learn the modes later this will all make sense. Other than that thanks for the lesson the chord fingerings were all correct.
Mr Bennett you speak to fast please slow down you good give time you to catch what you want to convey Tx
When you wanna learn 4 chordd but you learn 2😶😐😣🤕😭
I think if you’re gonna teach shapes, you should actually show them…
You are great Daric! BUT why can't you just be gracious enough to post the TABS/Chord Shapes ON SCREEN???? WHY? Please do NOT be selfish like this world.
Thank you.
It would have been great to just show how to form the chord and the name of it without all that theory.
great lesson man thank you!
Thanks
You are great Daric! BUT why can't you just be gracious enough to post the TABS/Chord Shapes ON SCREEN???? WHY? Please do NOT be selfish like this world.
Thank you.
your teaching is verry faster in such away that we fell to understand