Free Beginner Slap Bass Video Lesson
This slap bass lesson is both for absolute beginner slap bass players and those who require some reviewing of their rudiments. You can subscribe to a complete course of progressive online bass guitar lessons (slap bass currently not included because of the abundance of such lessons) at www.creativebasslessons.com where you get two lessons per week delivered to your inbox.
Awesome
Thank you – beginners (of slap bass) are most definitely the “targets” of this lesson.
George
Very cool – thank you!
George
If you keep practicing, in a week or two your comment will change.
Bass of Luck!
George
hahahaha
heinygore2, Well spotted lol!!
Thank you. This helped me alot.
Cheerz!
do u have to slap it really hard?
Thank you for the help!!!
Experiment to find what feels and sounds good.
George
You are most welcome
George
I lie you playing bass. You are very good teacher. Enjoy your playing! What music do you listen to?
hey George
Thabk you very much, this helped me to improve my slapping
Great Lesson
Grtz
Martijn
is that a musicman bass?
No, it is an OLP copy of a Musicman Stingray.
George
Excellent! I’m glad I could help.
Thanks, Martijn, for commenting.
George
Thank you.
I listen to many kinds of music from classical to jazz to rock to pop to motown to country to funk to blues to latin to Indian and heaps more.
George
can you do a lesson on aeroplane from rhcp? beautiful riff
Yes, it is excellent!
Have you done a series internet (or other) search for such a lesson?
I will do a search too and let you know what I find.
George
This is really helpful, no wonder I couldn’t slap properly, my hand was all wrong. Thanks!
this is really hard for me, ha. Is it like riding a bike? Really hard to get down, but once you got it you got it?
i think i got it down except when i try to hit like 3rd string i hit 2nd
I’m glad it worked out for you
George
Yes, it took me 3 months of solid practice (and I still can’t do it properly unless I refresh my skills
George
If you are looking at the strings, try not to. We can usually feel it better than see it (the string spacing, that is).
George