Everything You NEED To KNOW About BASS ARPEGGIOS

When I first started learning to play bass I struggled with learning and applying arpeggios in my playing. After some years of learning and discovering some new perspectives, I wanted to show you guys some life-changing concepts and foundational knowledge that helped me overcome the struggle with Bass Arpeggios.

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Pentatonic Scale Lesson

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[JoeGarofaloII]

The first 5 minutes of this video taught me a ton and made the light bulbs go off in my head! Thank you sir!

[zensei]

great video quality! i'm a bassist and i used to be all about this back in the day when i played in jazz combo, i'm starting to get back into it and this video is just what i needed! thank you, keep up the great work!

[albertomoscoso]

bro, I was really struggling to understand this whole arpeggio stuff. thanks to you now it is a lot more clear. Thanks man and keep up the good job

[CMCDugue]

You're a great teacher Mr TD, i start to learn bass by your vidéos some months ago I start to play in church last week. My ears are not yet good but some others guys were impress by my level, when i'm talking about some theory i learned from you.

[planetbass]

Hey Travis, thank you so much for the theory lessons and pattern recognition theropy. I have been learing my arpegios and inversions of late to get them under my fingers. You have unlocked the connection between inversions and their pentatonic cousins in the 5 positions. It is really helping me to find a connection of the use of both scales and licks which stem out of them. I have been drawn to the pentatonic shape and sound from a while ago but seeing how they are connected with the 'modes' escaped me theoretically before now. may God Bless your grace and wisdom.🙏

[congressbassman]

Travis I found this video to be very informative. I appreciate this. I must admit I was looking forward seeing you demonstrate this with a progression just to hear its application, but I will keep practicing. Thanks

[MrGRUVES]

Great video! Great way of explaining. Keep up the great content!
Can you do a future video showing the inversions in context (While playing through a chord progression)?
Theory and practice is good but putting it into an example would be really helpful.
It would be great if you could show joining the arpeggios and pentatonics in context as well.

[mgd]

Very good explanation bro!! Best I've heard so far.

[johnfreeland]

Great video, sir. I can actually see where your fingers are going. This is very helpful!

[erichall]

Thanks for the bass info on arpeggios.

[morethanaveragejoe]

I had a sax teacher who used the same teaching technique that Travis suggested right around the 16:40 mark of the vid. My teacher would write out a four note pattern and I would need to work out the rest of the sequence in my mind. It's a great way to work up your mental chops.

[JamesDavisakaRemguy]

[My 1st time visiting this channel...] Me, at 2:51: "DAYUM!! Now that's a bass guitar!"
Booming Disembodied Voice: "No my child, _that_ is a FUNK WEAPON of MASS DESTRUCTION!"

[RHill]

Great video easy to understand and apply thanks bro.

[CMCDugue]

I'm thinking about take a special class to learn bass and i need You advice and your suggestion for a bigenner. I'm proud and I'll be grateful to learn from you

[zacharyallanstark]

Maybe I hit like before even watching. Watching now. Thanks man.

[baloothedrummer]

I´ve watched this like 10 times. thanks man, it´s an awesome video

[caseytinsley]

I’m noodling around right now with arpeggios right now and just saw this pop up. Killer vid 🤙🏼

[bartoandreskibinski]

Great lessons. Thank you! Would you please, please, please do once a tutorial for the bassline of "Close to me" from Bill Withers. Having the possibility to watch that bassline being played slowly would be amazing.

[JamesDavisakaRemguy]

Listen, I hate to be a downer, but all the various RPGO fingerings can be illustrated in a few simple graphics. I think what we need demo'ed is how RPGOs are used when creating basslines, runs, and fills. Maybe with examples from actual basslines to popular songs, or better yet, run us through if you were coming up with lines (runs & fills) to a given chord progression. I think that would be really useful/helpful. Thanks!

[christophermitchell]

Awesome video! Really useful and easy to understand! Bravo!