Standing on the shoulders of Triads : famous basslines built on 3 notes

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Paul, I just want to thank you for what you do. I’ve always lamented that all the books will show you the “how” but never the “why”. The way you equate theory to real life examples is super helpful to me as someone who’s always trying to learn more about the instrument I love. ❤

[@adamdixon6326]

Love triads. So many different inversions you can play but all so powerful

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I learned something new today, so a big THANK YOU. 👍

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A great review of Rock Bass fundamentals! Thanks! 🙂😎

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[@subparnaturedocumentary]

great video, i love playing these major triads they always sound so good on the bass

[@andrewpappas9311]

I remember writing a bass solo in high school for my Grade 12 music exam and took a lot of inspiration from Anesthesia and Cliff Burton, only difference was that I wrote the riff in 6/4 (which part of me was even surprised I could do at 18, I was just having fun at the time) and so much so that I even snuck in a little nod to The Four Horsemen and ended up called it Cliffhanger, it’s still one of my proudest (not to mention favourite) riffs that I’ve ever come up with on either bass or guitar and I got into of the highest marks in the class for it (Looking back I don’t think or even know if my music teacher was even into Metallica or picked up on the vibe, but I do remember he was quite impressed with the overall piece)

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if you can get a video of that uploaded, it's be awesome to hear

[@jameslabs1]

Thanks

[@thomasfioriglio]

Another great video Paul! I love my triads or arpeggios. So so very useful. Knowing them, and you can build so many different bass lines. And I've used them quite a bit on my original material. Thanks for sharing!

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Cool lesson 🎉

[@BobbyStein]

Another wonderful video. Love that you covered so many different styles, genres, and players. Keep up the great work!

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Great video! Great channel! Keep making these videos!

[@lucascarbonera8943]

well, it's not rock, but we can hear triads all the time in gaucho music. It usually starts on the third, then fifth, then root. But I never knew how to call it, hahaha. Thanks for recording this video

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Great explanations !

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Very cool. Subbed...