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wheres the E string?

What I most commonly get is just the lyrics with the cords noted above the text, sounds like that’s in between your examples?

Part 2 when?

I was focused on these songs for the last 2 months. What can I say... my girlfriend says "thank you" ;)

Lead sheets? Ah, all the time for my cover gigs. But I get them 2 weeks before the latest, so I work out the bassline using AI now. d=

In pop music the 6th often fits better than the major 7th.

I do bass guitar at church and I had already sung bass for hymns and the like for years. Most of the time I can do something similar on bass and it normally sounds great.

i promise if you did the lesson by victor tutorial just like this one, i would enter a state of pure ecstasy, i would be nowhere on u cant hold no groove without u, u have no idea how incredible u trully r, thankyou

Regarding 7th chords, you forgot to mention dominant chords. Great compact lesson👌

3:25 although in certain circumstances you can use the note above the root on the same fret as the 5th because it's an octave of the 5th it is NOT a 5th interval. That is a 4th interval. Interval inversion. You are a better bass player than I'll ever be. I'm a guitarist and you are still probably a better guitarist than I'll ever be. 😅 Moreover, I know that at this level that musicians are at for the most part watching this video it isn't gonna make a big difference for them to know this difference. However, it's still important to give accurate info. Great video I definitely had a few takeaways that helped me as well. I'm a big fan just wanted to give feedback!

Thabk you, Sir ❤❤❤❤

great lesson :)

excellent lesson! You're a great teacher, thank you!

great talent & motivator thanks 🍀👌

Yeah Yeah... it's all great and WOW! But for real... This much talent in 1 person? It's not fair. I was a bass player, I thought, until now. Turns out this guy got ALL the talent and I've been lying to myself. Maybe I'll take up the Kazoo.

So obviously Charles is WAY the hell better than I (or nearly anyone else) is on this stuff, but I'm a bit surprised he didn't mention what I've always found the "cruise control for cool" on bass. When you finally DO see those 7ths or 6-9s or whatever show up that always feels like free advice for how to use passing tones there. Like to the point I generally think of something like a "Cmaj7->C" change as explicit instructions for the Bass to walk from B to C on the turn right? By the same argument, what do you do when you see a C6 go into a Bb or a Cdim go into an F? With "good enough chords" I've always argued that charts are more than descriptive enough for most bassists to land on something very close to the same thing while It's those super sparse 'I-IV-V type charts that anyone can play' that separate the Jamerson's from the scrubs.

wouldn't you still often use flat 8ths even in major chords? feel like thats what they always do in rock and pop. like Beatles. at least it's rare that I see maj7 chords in popular music

What is a "hit"?

awesome video, good luck on the tour

Holy smokes that orange neck through on the wall is missing its e string and it’s driving me insane

I've been trying to learn slap for ages you broke down what I was missing, and it's the very easiest first step

Come on Charles, all you have to do is avoid the root and you're golden!

Hi Charles. I really really appreciate this tips. Thanks!

Lead sheet chords are preferred over a crap written bass line by someone who doesn't play bass.

Finally someone explains how to actually slap

Very good ideas. Thanks

This channel is helping me write music on bass more. You and Evan Brewer are def a huge influence on what I wanna do

Playing from a lychee seems strange to me, but hey - you are the professional here.

Keep them lessons comming, they are great!

This is extremely helpful- thank you sir!

Is it posssible to improvise without any music sheets? Like in the Bochi the rock street performance

Super duper

Charles please only one love!

Omg Charles's Improvising Lesson..?! must subscribe 🤣

Hey Charles, you do this thing where you do a ghost note triplet before a pluck and I’d love to see a tutorial about it

Get the free lead sheet cheat sheet here ▶ basscamp.com

6 steps? but I want to be a bass god NOW

Great lesson! You should join me on tour and do some masterclasses!

Congratulations!!

shooo this is so hard, im tryna learn it but ive never really dealth with strums and left handed tapping before so phew this is gonna take a while

Thanks man 😎

great video, huge help! is the rest of the song in behind the paywall?

This is like blues clues for bass

Really cool tips. Encouraged me to polish my lines enough to give songs like this a try... ua-cam.com/video/fU6zdMXmAzY/v-deo.htmlsi=21U_gLnvBC7hY8Ad

I am pushing myself to go through the Run to the Hills section at 85% speed... Imagine Steve is in his 60s and can still do it for hours and at the speed that I cannot even match yet! WHAT A LEGEND!! p.s. whats helping me to beat the speed barriers is trying to be as relaxed as possible.

Yeah; I'd like to see Victor W play Run To The Hills!

Wow

Second part pls!!! I wanna know play polyrhythmic two-voice part, which will be next. Every day of waiting feels like a week.

playing for years yet this lesson had me slow down to master it. excellent content. joined your Patreon.

Best bass player I’ve ever seen