This is a triad inversions bass guitar lesson that will teach you: Dive in, and you’ll be playing inversions within minutes. What are triad inversions on bass guitar? A triad is a three-note chord built from a root note, a variation of the third, and a variation of the 5th. For example, if you play […]
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How to Play The F Minor Chord on Bass The most common way to play the F minor chord on bass is at the 8th position of the fretboard, on the E, A, and D strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and index fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, F,
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How to Play The A Minor Chord on Bass The most common way to play the A minor chord on bass is at the 7th position of the fretboard, on the A, D, and G strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and index fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, A,
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How to Play The B Minor Chord on Bass The most common way to play the B minor chord on bass is at the 3rd position of the fretboard, on the E, A, and D strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and index fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, B,
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How to Play The C Minor Chord on Bass The most common way to play the C minor chord on bass is at the 3rd position of the fretboard, on the E, A, and D strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and index fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, C,
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How to Play The D Minor Chord on Bass The most common way to play the D minor chord on bass is at the 5th position of the fretboard, on the E, A, and D strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and index fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, D,
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How to Play The E Minor Chord on Bass The most common way to play the E minor chord on bass is at the 7th position of the fretboard, on the E, A, and D strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and index fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, E,
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This is an easy, but effective chromatic scale bass lesson. The chromatic scale is not a difficult scale to understand, so let’s dive right into it. What is the chromatic scale? The chromatic scale is a 12-note scale that includes every pitch in Western music, moving in half steps (semitones) from one note to the
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How to Play The B Chord on Bass The most common way to play the B Chord on bass is at the 9th position of the fretboard, on the A, D, and G strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and middle fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, B, is on
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How to Play The F Chord on Bass The most common way to play the F Chord on bass is at the 8th position of the fretboard, on the E, A, and D strings. Play it with your ring, pinky, and middle fingers. Here’s how to place your fingers: The root note, F, is on
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