The Groove Mapping Concept - A "MUST" for all bass players /// Scott's Bass Lessons скачать в хорошем качестве

The Groove Mapping Concept - A "MUST" for all bass players /// Scott's Bass Lessons

🔥 Try the SBL Bass Academy FREE for 14 Days: https://sbl.link/join-sbl 🚀 Get 1-1 Bass Coaching (enrollment open now!): https://sbl.link/the-blueprint ::: Lesson overview ::: In this lesson Scott demonstrates some great exercises to help stop you loosing your place when playing over a static chord for an extended period of time. The key to using these techniques in a real world situation is to first work on each of them individually. Once you have a good level of control of each of them on their own you can start implementing them in a more interchangeable and organic way, as you would in a live situation. Approaching creating lines like this can be a great way to keep track of the overall structure of the song, as you can start subdividing sections into 4 bar “chunks”. So rather than trying to count 16 bars you can think of that section as 4 groups of 4. But remember, ultimately we should be 'feeling' the groups of 4 - not counting them. And, grouping things together in this way can also really help with memorising songs more efficiently. When using these techniques within a band it’s important to be aware of what is going on around you. If everyone in the band is playing a fill in the 4th bar it might be best to be more subtle with how you are marking the section changes. There also may be situations where it sounds best for the song overall if you leave marking the changes to one of the other instruments in a particular section. When using these ideas in context it’s essential that all the band members are listening and adapting to what the other members are playing. Of course, even with these techniques in place we all still get lost from time to time. If you do find yourself a bit lost in the structure it’s important to use your ears and listen to what’s going on around you, and don't forgot that good eye contact can really help you out in these situations too. The drummer may well be playing a variation or fill to mark the 4 bar sections. Also if you have a keys player or guitarist they may be playing a fill or some of the chord substitutions Scott mentioned to mark the section changes. As much as it’s great for your cue the band to section changes you have to remember that it’s a team effort and all the members of the band should be involved in that process to some degree. ::: Your Homework ::: Have you ever been totally lost your place in a jam situation? What helped you find your way back in again? Do you have any techniques that have helped you keep your place when playing grooves over a static chord? Let us know in the comments below! See you all next week, Travis Moore - Academy Community Manager. === Video Breakdown: 00:00 - Lesson Overview 01:10 - Exercises for Staying Oriented Over a Static Chord 02:35 - Working on Techniques Individually 03:40 - Combining Techniques Organically 05:00 - Grouping Song Structure Into 4-Bar Sections 06:20 - Feeling the Form Instead of Counting 07:30 - Using These Ideas to Memorise Songs 08:45 - Applying the Concepts in a Band Context 10:05 - Being Subtle With Section Marking 11:20 - Listening and Adapting to Other Musicians 12:40 - Recovering When You Lose Your Place 14:00 - Using Visual and Musical Cues From the Band 15:30 - Section Marking as a Team Effort 17:00 - Homework and Reflection 18:00 - Conclusion === GET MORE BASS TIPS 👇 _________________________________________________________________ 🙌 Be the first to know - SUBSCRIBE now → https://bit.ly/sub-to-sbl-yt 🎧 Tune in to our Weekly PODCAST → https://sblpodcast.buzzsprout.com/share 📱 Try our free GrooveTrainer APP → https://scottsbasslessons.com/groove-... ABOUT SCOTT'S BASS LESSONS (SBL) _________________________________________________________________ As the largest online bass education platform in the world, with an ever-expanding course library and 40,000+ active members, Scott's Bass Lessons (SBL) has everything you need to master the bass, all in one place. With beginner-friendly bass lessons, interactive courses led by industry experts, structured learning paths, personalized feedback, real-time mentorship from top bassists, and a vibrant, supportive community, SBL is the ultimate destination to enhance your bass playing—whether you're starting out or already a professional. Try SBL Membership today! → https://sbl.link/join-sbl RECOMMENDED BASS PLAYLIST _________________________________________________________________ Catch up with SBL Content you've missed: ➡️    • SBL Full Video Playlist   #bassguitarlessons #bassforbeginners #easybasslines