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In this bass guitar lesson video, we dive deep into the art of improving your fretting hand technique. Whether you're a beginner looking to solidify your fou

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Getting a good fretting hand technique on the bass can be a real struggle. Many of us started playing without having someone to show us the correct way of do

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This week I've got a simple tip for you beginner bass players that will completely transform the way you approach your playing and improve your left hand tec

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June 26th, 2020 | 5 Comments. This week I've got a simple tip for you beginner bass players that will completely transform the way you approach your playing and improve your left hand technique. We're going to look at a popular aspect of fretting hand technique I call Joint Barring. This provides a great method for smooth shifting from

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In this bass technique lesson I will explain what I think makes up good fretting hand technique. It's not the right way, but it's one good way and what many bassists aim to do.. As with plucking hand technique, you want to strive for a relaxed hand, a clear and consistent tone, and the use of efficient motions.This takes some time to develop.

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In this lesson, we'll be looking at a bass hammer on and tapping exercise that can help you unlock bionic strength in your fretting hand. Tapping and Hammer On's have been popularised by players like Billy Sheehan, Stu Hamm, Victor Wooten and Charles Berthoud. If you're struggling with fretting hand weakness, Hammer On's can help you to

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Lesson 1: Choosing the right bass for you (9:49) Lesson 2: The anatomy of the bass guitar (13:50) ... Lesson 7: Your Plucking Hand Technique (14:40) Lesson 8: Your fretting hand positioning (14:11)

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Tips: Start slow. Gradually begin to build up speed when the exercise starts to feel easy. Focus on getting a full, warm sound out of every note. Play every note for its full duration. Use alternate picking on the right hand. Exercise 1: As written picking every note. Exercise 2: Same as Ex 1 but using hammer-ons.

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Build your bass guitar technique with this program of weekly online, on-demand lessons with bass instructor and professional bassist Scott Devine. Autoplay; Autocomplete Previous Lesson Complete and Continue ... Lesson 2 - Your Engine Room / Part 1 (46:29)

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Well to help you do exactly that, today I'm sharing 13 strength-building, speed-building and precision-refining exercises just for your fretting hand. These are absolutely killer exercises that isolate your fretting hand completely. That means you're not going to use your plucking hand at all. It's going to feel a bit weird at the start

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Fretboard Hand Placement. Move your hand up and place your thumb in the middle of the back of the neck. Make sure your thumb is perpendicular to the neck, pointing to the ceiling - don't slant it left or right. Don't let your thumb get too high or too low - keep it in the middle. Make sure your thumb is the only part of your hand

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The notes are G, G#, A and A#. Don't worry if you feel your hand doesn't stretch enough. It's more important to keep the fretting hand somewhat relaxed and to use "mini-shifts" to reach each fret with the correct fingers. Ideally, each finger should land just behind the fret to produce the cleanest note. Each finger is assigned a number:

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Ten minutes every day is better than fifty minutes once a week. If you want to get REALLY good then up 10 minutes to 30 or 60 or more. This will change depending on your circumstances and also your hunger to improve. Read this Bass Guitar Practice Checklist post to learn a bit more about how to practice.

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Hey everyone, I joined back around November 2020 and this is my first post. Great to e-meet everybody! I've been really been pleased with Josh's great instruction, and I enjoy reading all the thoughtful content from the nice community here. I could use some advice. I've been struggling with how to eliminate discomfort in my fretting hand, mainly the wrist. I've listened and watched and

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The best bass-specific guidance I got from my bass teacher was ergonomic/efficient fretting hand technique. I see a lot of really bad fretting hand technique on the internet. Something that both my bass teacher and music theory professor covered was application of music theory to bass playing. This is useful for walking bass lines, solos

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Fretting Hand Technique. Let's check our fretting hand position; the thumb should at the back of the neck placed in the middle of the spine of the bass neck, never hooked around the top of the neck like a guitarist! This works as a pivot point when playing one-finger-per-fret. Be sure to curl your fingers over so that you are using the most

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Get the full video with tab at https://banjolicks.com/programs/6-fretting-hand-exercisesPractice these exercises with the metronome at a slow pace. In the vi

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Hey everyone! I was wondering if anyone had any advice on fretting hand technique, I feel like this is a huge hurdle impeding progress. I've gotten some suggestions from SBL (Scott's Bass Lessons) however these haven't made much difference in posture from the fretting hand. Being taught One finger per fret (roughly) to be able to maximize reach has taken a toll on my wrist, I often find

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Finger combinations. As a bass player, developing finger strength and independence is essential for playing with precision and power. One great way to achieve this is by practicing unusual finger combinations. The classic "1,2,3,4" exercise is a great way to do this. In this exercise, each finger on the fretting hand is numbered 1,2,3 or 4.

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This means using the left hand (fretting hand if you're a left-handed player) in the way that it naturally relaxes into. To adopt this posture, let your hand relax completely by your side. Let your arm literally go dead. Once you've done this, bring your hand up and place the neck of the bass between your index finger and thumb.

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One Tough Fretting Hand Exercise. First of all let's work through the basic line in C Major: Work Through The Cycle Of Fourths. Once you have the exercise under your fingers you can work through the cycle of fourths: C F Bb Eb Ab Db Gb B E A D G. Start out slow and focus on your technique: Keep the fingers curled as possible; Strive for full

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If you're looking to improve your bass technique, this lesson is for you. Let's get started. Jump to the Permutations. Permutations for One-Finger-Per-Fret Method; Permutations for 1-2-4 Technique; ... Fretting Hand Technique. Keep your fingers curved. Some styles of music, such as funk sound great keeping your fingers flat, because you can

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Then with your picking hand: gently pull the fingertips of your fretting hand towards you. Keep that pull for about 30-40 seconds. Another really good stretch: keep the arm of your fretting hand straight without bending at the elbow. Rotate your forearm so the inside of your fretting hand is facing up.