HIGHER GROUND | The Key to Playing it RIGHT! 🔑🔥

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[DankSi]

The instrumentation on this album is tremendous

[carsbass]

Those strings look so smooth and finely wound

[oil_can]

I recently transitioned from being a long-time professional 4-string bass player to an aspiring 6-string bass player and immediately discovered that when slapping on the higher strings, muting is often a nightmare.

[chrisliddiard]

Stevie Wonder's - Higher Ground - 1973 album Innervisons

[sirvicemanone]

This was an outstanding interview i thoroughly enjoyed as are all of the interviews on this channel. Well played!

[jojr]

This is so cool. Look up "sounding" for a bunch of examples like this

[michelebellavia]

Ti seguo sembre, tutte le sere alle 19:00, mi mandi le ultime novità, 😁👍Grazie, sei bravissimo

[brandondavidson]

I love that the dude from Blippy is a great bass player.

[joaquin]

I personally mute the E string using my right hand, putting my thenar on top of the string while im popping the D string

[attentiondeficitsquirrel]

I think he’s doing the open E then G then to octave then open E to A etc.that’s what it sounds like to me.

[andreasdeutinger]

just pounding away with your right hand, like flea does. hammer the strings like there is no tomorrow. and mute with your left ;) so there is no unnecessary noise. that‘s the trick.

[ericpurvis]

In a sense I kinda thumb mute and the tone and not with my fretting hand, but with my thumping hand. I kinda stop it on the string midphrase, but I also have a hair trigger double slap because of it

[BingaBangoBongo]

Mmk but how do I achieve that nasty tone

[CANARY]

So he is playing the Bass one note at a time ? Who knew😂😂😂

[jeezez]

I didn't know louis ck played bass

[Pedroleum]

The last high A came before the last low A. Is that correct?

[frankperdue]

Stop making me think about things in the early morning

[rexwave]

Back in the day, I had loud amplifiers and ridiculous stage volume, so I had to learn to mute every string that wasn't making an intentional note. In later years, I had to unlearn the muting selectively to let notes ring.

[TexturaI]

I never noticed because I mute my strings like a normal person 😎

[Box_Art_Goon]

I might be missing something, but it just looks like he's barely tapping the string. How does it sound so loud?