This style of playing sounds like two guitars playing in the same time, because thumb is playing alternating bass patterns, while other fingers play a melody, mostly syncopated, which gives a nice 'swing' feeling.

Intervals knowledge is a basic theory subject on which all further study relates to. Let's learn how to define them and play on bass.

We are going to walk a "2 feel" bass line to a simple jazzy backing using roots, thirds, and 5ths - in other words triads! You will learn how to combine the knowledge gained so far to improvise an interesting walking bass line.

You are going to learn a Major Scale. This is definitely a first stop for every beginning bass player.

Rock in style of the band Muse and their bassist - Christopher Tony Wolstenholme.

This lesson will cover combining 2 feel and 4 feel type of lines and their transitions.

In this lesson we are going to cover the "4 feel" walking bass concept. That means you will learn how to improvise a bass line with a steady quarter note movement.

What is walking bass? It is a style of bass line which creates a feeling of steady quarter note movement - walking! Let's learn how to improvise "2 feel type" of line using Roots and 5ths!

Let's put the spot light on our plucking technique and cover some new approaches!