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One word to describe this lesson is…Excellent!!!

Nice bass! Great song to play to. Our praise team is learning this song. 👊🤠

Love the way you explain... its soo simple n informative... God bless Keep on bringing in

Wish we heard some picking samples. Good otherwise

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It's a little beyond my ability right now but it's bookmarked for later.

Nice thanks man!

Hey Bo, Have you ever looked into the DSM Humboldt Bass Station?

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This is pretty good. I think Bass players would get more out of the NNS if you would show them, how it works with Chord changes. For instance a chord progression of 1 6- 4 5. Which is where the NNS really shines. How it is used to back up the band while the Guitar plays Chords and the Bass is following along playing notes in that chord. And how the NNS can help Transcribe the thousands and thousands of 3 & 4 and more chord songs. Thanks.

Repetition = muscle memory.also, I learnt the notes on the fretboard first, than the number system after. That wasn't a conscious decision. I hadn't heard of the number system. Now that I do, I think I did it the right way. AND, learn the whole note / half note patterns for scales. Ie. WWHWWWH, etc. And the circle of fifths as that corresponds to the fretboard, ie E string, say first fret F then Bb then Eb then Ab. Follows the circle of 5ths anti clockwise. Same with every fret going up in pitch. So the last fret on 20 fret bass will be C F Bb Eb .. everything repeats.

Thanks legend, good info. Number system good for worship bass.

Thanks bro. It's a brilliant system

Stealing your board 👀

Bro looks like Jason Schwartzman.

Love how this song turns into grunge at the end, the bass sounds very similar to Black Hole Sun's last chorus.

Thank you so much. Very straigh ahead. Please make the lesson about right hand shape !!!

Far out... Who thought out this number system, was this always in place ? Thanks...

i cant wrap my head around how thom plays this while singing, great job man, nice video

Thanks for the tab man! I've been obsessed with this song since it came out. This is like the tenth time I've played along to this video, and definitely not the last. Keep up the great work! you have earned my subscription.

How to get that tone? Using any bass comp? Sounds really good!!

Thank you for this. This is what I am looking for exactly. Just a suggestion if you can make a video of this but with play in. its the same topic but you can visually see when to pluck on the beat aside from counting. Thank you once again.

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i love this

Are you covering Raise a hallelujah or showing ur cooking,,?

Bo this is simply fantastic, thank you very much! Please make more videos like this. :)

I really like your right hand technique (more on the positioning towards the neck and tone)

Great job Bo keep it up dude I just covered Dark Matter on my channel Check it out if you want Tell me what you think ua-cam.com/video/gQr5nF3xY_8/v-deo.htmlsi=Wfa8jYhBJx330hi-

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please please more smile, you should do skrting on the surface!!

How do you like using a Jazz Bass for P&W? I can’t decide between that or a Precision Bass!

Very useful, thank you 🙏

Thank you so much for this!

Playing this at 1.25 t o get to 93% I just can't get to 100 but I appreciate this next step

Surprised this has under a hundred views awesome stuff dude

your video has made me happy and taught me the bass line at the same time❤ with scripture

Cool! thank you so much, this one is very tricky to me

What a legend, thanks lad and great cover, can't wait to see ones in the future

I think you are really great and this will help other youths that is in the muaic ministry!

Very nice buddy love your work

Great tone. Thank you so much for the tabs!

YES! I was fully expecting not to find a tab for this one🤣 Thank you so much! I will say, though, I've gotten much better at bass because of the difficulty in finding tabs, 😅 but I REALLY appreciate all the time you just saved me!😃🤣 I'd also LOVE to find one for "Glory, Glory (God is Able)" - Crowder (Just throwing that out there...😂)

I have a hard time with bass pedals. Tuner, compressor, preamp di. At least for worship music for me. Just because sitting in a mix is so huge, all the effects need to be so subtle. Biggest change I’ll make is switching from fingers to pick. But I do want to get a volume pedal because I like to swell in some chords during slow parts of a song when we don’t have a keyboardist.

Anybody else think -- doppelgänger??

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Very well played! love your bass sound!!🎸

Dont forget a whole lot of the time with rock and metal you do mimic the guitars also mostly on Choruses. Bass is a whole lot harder than what most people think. Add some dirty distortion and most people mistake it for guitars. But still the same theory apllies. I dont think i would call bass the glue. I would rather call it a freakin "bridge" between the drum and guitar/guitars. It really dont look too cool playing an upright bass but sling an electric bass on your shoulder. So cool. Billy Idol's White wedding would really suck without bass. The bass is the song. Pretty much just 8th notes.

Not as hard as everyone thinks. You timing is mainly from the drummer. Your progression from the guitar/guitars. In rock especially harder rock genres 8ths rule and your movements usually changes on the "and" after the 4. Honestly a lot of times i think 12345678 instead of 1and2and3and4and. To be totally honest a lot of times I dont even count until I dont even count until I need to for some fill ins or walk ups to the octave. Its good practice though to learn some discipline. But most times you are not gonna get your timing with a backing track. You will either get your timing from the drummer or guitar. So you really should know the song. Also learn what the drummer is doing. Its basic. High hat is 8th notes, snare is quarter notes and foot pedal is half notes. Then the have thier own fills which are pretty much 8ths or 16ths. And honestly timing may change from the intro to the verse pertaing to BPM. This is the main reason why it is so important as a bassist to hone into the timing of the drums and listen to the movement of the guitars. Guitar solos do end and if you are doind repetative basslines so intent on counting you may miss when you need to make a movement. A really good example of what I am talking about is ACDCs songs Shot Down in Flames and Girl's Got Rythm. And a few others. Another good one is Let Me Put my Love Into You. That last one well any of them there is nothing difficult about them. But you have to be precice. The last one? Where you play the notes on the fretboard you can matters even though they are the same notes. Its pretty much a 4 note bass song with an octave. And pretty much straight 8s. But where you play those notes. You can miss a lot on that song as a bassist. Particularly walk ups and slides. And the octave? You really shouldnt miss that. Especially on the next to the last outro chorus. Then the outro itself. 5th fret E string and walk up to the E Octave and slide down down and hold the A. Then hit it and slide down and mute the strings. There is way more to playing bass than root, 3rds, 4ths, 5ths and octaves. You can punch through the mix and i aint talking about jazz noodling. The song bBlack Sabbath. On that triad on the last note Geezer Butler didnt just slide up. He slid to the octave the 16th fret and back down. Not just 12 or 13 or 11 or 10. The 16th fret is the octave. It sounds sinister and matches the song. Another good slide. Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue. First bar 10th fret. Second bar 14th fret. Then back to ten for the rest of the intro matching the pedal drum. But the pedal drum is playing quarter notes.