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ALTERNATIVE CHORD PROGRESSIONS ON BASS ~ Daric Bennett’s Bass Lessons


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15 thoughts on “ALTERNATIVE CHORD PROGRESSIONS ON BASS ~ Daric Bennett’s Bass Lessons

  • Great but what scale I can use on this progression thanks ahhh if you can speak little slowly please!!! Great Daric!!!

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  • God bless you man good things on your vedios best things you do keep repeating over and over nice

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  • I'd like to learn how to put these chords together, finding little fills in-between chords sort of building your own song out of it. Mostly to get my drummer and guitarist into grooving with me, helps tighten us up.

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  • Believe it or not this is still just like a 4-5-1. The C/D can also be thought of as A minor, and A minor is the same chord as F major.

    So this chord progression becomes a 4-5-1 with a tritone substitution: A major – F major – E major. Still sounds great!

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  • What Video and audio software are you using? And great lesson master teacher!

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  • You listed the effects your are using, but I hear a synth in the background not listed?

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  • basically it's just going from IV – IV minor – I…..which is very much used, however i'm not to keen on the D in the bass on the second chord. It just doesn't lead up to the I for me. What kinda of music did you listen to where that happens? cause i haven't heard that combination before.

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