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Hi, do you think it would make much of a difference by buying new strings for it?

Does this method work on plastic frames as well or just on metal frames?

Thanks I'm looking for a cheap but good bass too start learning and i hope these are good 😭😭🎀 my mum will NOT spend £600 on a bass and all other bass seem to be that price 😂

What a great lesson - Thanks for taking the time Steve - one part I am missing , could you help and sorry if it’s obvious to some - with the chords eg.,A minor how do you get A C E , G major = G B D . Thanks again 🎸

Counting is harder than one might think! It is fun, and I am sure over time it eventually becomes second nature. I am a beginner.

Thanks, Steve!

Thank you Steve

This lesson has helped me a lot please make more

😮 it’s that simple?? I have been dealing with this for too long! Those doors are pretty heavy and I always worry about them falling on someone! Thank you so much for this!!!

Thanks a lot steve may God bless u for ur gud free videos u came as a present for bass i love u men thanks.

Thanks steve for free gud bass lessons you came as a present to bass lovers🫡💯

I'm seeing one on marketplace for $300 with Seymour Duncan JB pickups. Hope it's worth it

Thanks. Great lesson. I would love to see a follow up lesson taking this a bit further. Usually I can follow this lesson but struggle when I try to count the beats in actual songs where the notes aren't regularly spaced. I end up losing the count. Perhaps some exercises where the note lengths change while we keep the count on some simple bass lines/progressions. I think this is a major stumbling block for me.

Thanks. Great lesson. I would love to see a follow up lesson taking this a bit further. Usually I can follow this lesson but struggle when I try to count the beats in actual songs where the notes aren't regularly spaced. I end up losing the count. Perhaps some exercises where the note lengths change while we keep the count on some simple bass lines/progressions. I think this is a major stumbling block for me.

Thanks. Great lesson. I would love to see a follow up lesson taking this a bit further. Usually I can follow this lesson but struggle when I try to count the beats in actual songs where the notes aren't regularly spaced. I end up losing the count. Perhaps some exercises where the note lengths change while we keep the count on some simple bass lines/progressions. I think this is a major stumbling block for me.

ok, here is a triplet question: should I start each triplet with the index finger or alternate as it comes: 1 (index)-trip (middle) let (index), 2 (middle) trip (index) let (middle)? I do hear a difference if I start with the index each triplet but it is easier just alternate as it comes. So....?

You are an excellent teacher, i really enjoy your videos, i been watch you for almost a year, i learned a lot about bass. Thank you Keep up the excellent work 👍💯

I really wana back to play bass Come on Steve Teach 0 to 100000 ☄️

Great lesson. Internal clock is a great way to put it, so important. Music theory is really important and good to know. I love the visual illustration to complement the audio. Awesome content. Thanks Steve!

Crazy question. I already own the Rumble 500 combo stacked on 2x10 cabinet . There is this guy selling a Fender Bassman 500 watts . At an amazing price !!! I’m really considering. But if I were to use a Fender Bassman head on top of my Rumble 500 combo , with an additional 2x10 cabinet , would it work ??? I like the idea of having better access to the controls . Not sure if this would even work . I guess my goal would be : Plug my bass into the Bassman head , while still using the 500 combo and the additional 2x10 cabinet . I wish this guy that is selling his Bassman would ship it to me first before I buy it . I want to know if it’s even possible to do before I commit .

I was almost going to give up playing bass but after finding this channel I have so much hope! Thank you for breaking it down!

Fantastic Steve! 😎🤘

Thanks Steve....simple yet effective as always!!

Thank you so much sir I really appreciate it I was dying to know that part how to do it.😊

thanks Steve ... will work on it.

That’s so cool.

Nice exercise, thank you!

Best Lessons on the Web. S U B D C R I B E ! Thanks Steve. 👍

very good man, great help

Good lesson as always. Thanks.

this has always been one of the more dificult aspect of playing for me. Thanks Steve. 😁

Sounds good dude😅

Hello again. The inputs confuse me slightly. I have a drum machine with stereo outputs, which I've connected to inputs 15 and 16. It doesn't sound very stereo though, as drum machine is set up with fades on left and right drums, but I can't hear this anymore when listening through R16. Oddly, instructions say, when connecting a device with stereo outputs, 'be sure to connect left output Jack to an odd number input, and right output Jack to an even number input'... Why would that make a difference? Cheers

how do you cpnnect the wire back

I love this so much

I love your patience but your positive battery terminal had so much corrosion I just wanted to scream 😂 I thought that was the problem at first.

Great vid. Printed instructions are so vague!

Excellent 👍

Thanks 🙏 boss I have learned a lot from this video

Wow! Very well done!!

Coel'ho ed è fantastica

Idk if you're still replying, but the THRU allows connecting to more subs correct?

Best teacher ever thank you very much for this tools We appreciate it ❤

LOve you!

Thanks Pal, Your video helped out a lot.Have a great day!

Classical

You made this so easy to understand. Thank you.

Thanks for your lessons,,,,if you wont mind can i send you my email so that you can send me your notes im just the beginer

Whole and Half Step explanation actually blew my mind. No other tutorial I’ve seen so far has mentioned that and the other teachers weren’t bad 😂… you just took it to that other level which was so nice to see

Mate, you do a great job with your videos. Clear and pretty easy to follow. I am an old bloke, and getting lot of learning here. Good onya !