EASIEST Method For Soloing Over Chords Like A MASTER

Special thanks to AhLun, Sugabeat, Timothy Gabrielson, Jason Hedlund, Colter Fike, Cpt. Marley, Sid Stenersen, Turpid, Janniken Kløvstad, DebisU, David Geschke, Dario Cimmino, Edward Quinn, Divine Atah, Wanderley Moura, Griffin Lesher, James Oldfield, Cody Pecot, Marc Forand, Mortal Konbat, Björn Lindner, Abel Nelms, Brandon Dickey, Sebastián Labbé, Martin Andersson-Næset, Rossables, Phillip Scuderi, Zachary Amsden, Soho Phil, Pyroluem, James Ansell, Mark Roberts, Rob Nack, Eric Jordan, Shirl Walker, Risvan Vlad Rusu, Tony Jacobs, Michael Forrester, 949 Designs, slatibartfast24, Cpt. Marley, Nil N, Kelly Henderson, 游鎰駿, Zachary Gidwitz, Vladi Mun, Joe Norsworthy, Štěpán Emmer, Michele Marletta and all my other Patrons and members!

#basslessons #bassguitarlessons #bassguitar

0:00 Intro
1:11 Why You Should Know The Chords
3:32 Step 1
4:20 Step 2
4:52 Step 3
5:30 Step 4
6:30 Step 5
7:25 Step 6
7:50 Step 7
8:44 How To Become A Solo MASTER

[minigams]

Please do a video on how to identify chords by ear. Would be awesome.

[CharlesBerthoud]

Gonna go and practise this right now!! 🔥

[Turk]

100% would love a video on identifying chord progressions by ear!

[bryanassissilva]

Good Afternoon Mr Charles.
I recently found both channels and because of you I buy a Bass and learn your great techniques Keep your great work.

Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[GameDevMadeEasy]

Learning how to identify chords by ear would be extremely useful. Especially with the 7th, 9th, sus2, sus4, augmented and diminished chords. Being able to hear which inversions of chords are used would also be beneficial. Something I have zero clue on how to learn and gets very confusing when the same chord can have like 5 different names based off the context they are used in.

[BenVDT]

Love hearing/seeing lots of videos with your signature when I wait for mine to be delivered.

[Tragic_TV]

THANK YOU SO MUCH CHARLES I CANT BELIEVE YOU DID THIS

[margaretoganda]

This is such a clear explanation, Ive been struggling with this for months..THANK YOU!!!

[michaelanthony]

Yes I would love a video on identifying chords by ear !!! Songs like Isn’t She Lovely. A 1-4-5 of course is a no-brainer. Thanks !

[MrDaneBrammage]

Guitarists often get away with ignoring the chords and just playing diatonic scales because the rest of the band is covering the harmony. This chord tone approach is more necessary for bass players because when it's time for a bass solo, everybody else has a bad habit of laying out and leaving the bass to carry the weight of the harmony and solo at the same time. If you're playing chord tones, you're automatically implying the harmony even if nobody else is.

[pgrvloik]

You're an outstanding bass player and an excellent teacher too.

[nickpedebone]

Great vid, you soloing so effortlessly while teaching put a smile on my face.

[JustThatGuyCaleb]

Please do a video on how to write your own bass solo I'm really curious on how you would do it step by step

[carriejohnson]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Finally, I found an explanation that makes sense to me. This is a great approach to practicing solos.

[guascamsb]

Thank you very much, you explain everything so well. But going from step 4 to step 5 is a huge jump, like, where did all that come from? I know where the notes came from, but how did you come up with those rythms? 😮

[agauthier-r]

Great quick and simple vid Charles, thanks!
Looking forward on how to spot chords, cheers!

[jacobatkinson]

A simple diagram of the chord shapes would be helpful to visualize the notes on the finger board. Great stuff, thanks.

[tunesarms]

Great video Charles!! Been playing recreationally for a long time but never practice soloing. I find it intimidating. This will help a bunch 😁🎸👍🏻

[ncbasspraise]

Charles,
You are an excellent bass guitar teacher. Thank you.

[adityarao]

Please don't stop making videos like these❤ love it when advise come from you ❤🎉