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I don't want to be a teacher on this
explanation! I just want to share with you same good exercises that can be useful
for you.
I won't tell you chords, major scale and minor scale and other things you should already
know!
The first one
is a rhythmic exercise that will help you to play on fourth sixteen of the quarter note
(pict. 1). This is really good for understanding the right rhytm of the bass-drum
(at the moment I work with only the drum on my monitor...).
Using a metronome setted on a slow tempo (70?), play the first exercise, then the
second until the fourth; then play only the second and the
fourth, then 2 measures of the 1/16 and 3/16 of quarter notes, then a
measure, then 2/4, 1/4 on loop.
At the end take a chords section and play them moving the notes of the chord forward of 1 and then 3
sixteenth.
I also wrote 3 examples with moved values.
The second
exercise is really good for the
improvisation.
Take an easy section of chords (C, A-, D-, G7?) (pict. 2) and play all the notes of the chord starting from the third both
in ascending and descending way.
Due to bass players are often obliged to play starting from the tonic, this exercise
won't be so easy for everybody!!
Then don't play the tonic and play the ninth. The chord now is moved of
one third, in first position. Our section started from C becomes now E-7, C7+, F7+,
B-7/5b.
Then let start to change chords...use chromatic notes, etc. Do it playing
standards...Enjoy!!
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