The Only Arpeggio Exercise You Need

In this video, I'll take you through a very cool arpeggio exercise based on a very simple concept. You're gonna dig this one.
LET'S TAKE IT TO THE BASS!

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[kenshorley]

"There are no useless exercises on this channel. None! Zero! I refuse." Absolute gold as usual, Rich!

[njr]

Not only are your exercises make a point to build critical skills but your calm reassuring and positive demeanor is such a motivator. Thank you

[vickyarifsetiawan]

"This might be a very short video ;)" end up 17 mins, luv it!

[ngolinyirenda]

Playing reggae, Latin and African music we learn arpeggios right away and this is an awesome way to explore those tonalities that lie beyond 1-3-5

[shawnpitts]

I am a professional player/teacher and I already know what you teach. What you are giving me is a new way of looking at the same information. Man that is so powerful! Thanks, and keep it up! I'll be watching and learning.

[maliwilliams]

As a Bassist for YEARS, I can Truthfully say, you're Way Underrated!! Much Respect!! Straight to the Point!!

[michaelburbine]

"... but it will keep you busy for the rest of your life." Awesome delivery! Nailed it. Your knowledge, wisdom, and humor is priceless. Thanks for helping all of us out here.

[silasmorrison]

Rich, I could watch and learn these exercises all day! Your teaching style is smooth as butter!

[doolittle]

I am so happy to have these exercises. The music is wonderful, and you have a world-class sense of humor. Very motivating!

[DeepFrequency]

New bass teacher here. You are incredible!

[thiagopereira]

I'd never seen a lesson so simple and disrupting at the same time. It may be a little challenging to get used to this pattern, but it's really easy to understand, so you're halfway there. It's no go knowing shapes or something if you don't really understand what you're doing with your instrument! And what about this gentleman's powerful, deep and smooth voice? I bet he can sing as good as his bass playing. He seems to master his voice as he speaks. Thanks a lot, my brother! Here's some love from Brazil!

[lewispenfold]

There i was... just playing through this exercise, and there they were! all the diatonic chords i have been practicing time and time Your lessons are fantastic and filling many many gaps in my (woeful) musical knowledge. thank you.

[bobbrendel]

This is simplicity itself. Absolutely brilliant.

[Krazyice]

Am from Jamaica and these exercises are doing wonders brother. Am a BROWN too maybe that's the hidden reasonn😂😂

[garyr]

You have as much to offer in your approach as you do in content
This is the highest quality of lessons it can get
I say this as a professional music teacher
Thanks for inspiring

[elhijodelriff]

Amazing bro. I'm a guitarist and I started playing bass too, a couple of months ago.
I have the advantage of fingering, but I never had the theory or the technique of the bass player.

thanks for the arpeggios

[ignaciomeyerp]

THANK YOU! this must be one of the best exercises I've found in the arpeggio department! 🙌🏻

[russellf]

OK, This is insane!!! It's a very simple concept, BUT this concept gives you such facility and movement throughout almost any scale ( I personally consider modes and scales the same thing/ different versions of each other. As in Ionian = 1, Dorian = 1a. and so on) This lesson is a Thank you Rich

[playbassken]

This is a fantastic dexterity excersize as much as being a fun arpeggio excersize. Thank you, Rich, for opening more doors to helping improve my bass playing :)

[pedrovinicius]

The only vídeo I've seen in this Channel and I'm already in love, Just the little time practicing this and i don't even think to creating chords anymore, amazing work friend!! Really apreciate