Use basic slapping techniques on bass guitar; learn how with tips from our professional bass guitar instructor in this free music lesson video.
Expert: Carl Shepard
Contact: www.entheosmusic.com
Bio: Carl Shepard is a professional bass instructor working at Keller Music in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Filmmaker: Jason Sager
Duration : 0:1:31
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you suck hill billy …
you suck hill billy fag!
lol your knowledge …
lol your knowledge is something AWESOME!!!
holy dont tell …
holy dont tell me i have to wait for ads to watch a videos jesus christ
Bottom Line: If …
Bottom Line: If you’re gonna *represent* out here as *an expert*, then u owe it to your students do your homework. I think u shud study and go through your own lesson yourself b4 you post it for others.
Also, I didn’t *slag you*, as you said. in ur reply. But have a good, long look at your feedback comments, Teach. You have some compliments and praise – but you mostly have criticisms – and most of them are legit.
Playing bass well and knowing how to teach it r 2 different things.
It’s 12 semitones.. …
It’s 12 semitones…not tones… higher…BLAH BLAH BLAH”
Technically, you finally got it right.: An octave IS 12 semitones higher or lower than the next root tone aboove or below.
But you knew EXACTLY what I meant…and so did other seasoned players out here.
Also, I’d bet my next paycheck that your original statement – which is TOTALLY INCORRECT – confused some beginners who watched your lesson.
Shit another Expert …
another Expert Village suck fest video. Thank you Expert Village once again for teaching me NOTHING!
if you don’t know …
if you don’t know the difference between a bass guitar and an electric guitar, you might be a redneck. Also this guy is like a zombie in his video.
thanks
thanks
what kind of bass …
what kind of bass do you have? I had a cheap Squier P bass and had a similar problem till I bought a Yamaha Jazz/P combo.
thanks…..
thanks…..
or if it has 7 …
or if it has 7 thick strings, its electric bass
@pspfan68
if your …
@pspfan68
if your guitar has 4 thick strings, its an electric bass. if it has 6 small strings, its electric guitar.
i have 7 strings
i have 7 strings
how much stirngs …
how much stirngs does it have.
i have an electric …
i have an electric but my tuner registers it as bass my guitar looks the same as the guy in the video’s guitar is my guitar electric or bass?
No, thats sort of …
No, thats sort of what’s supposed to happen. You might try raising your action if it annoys you that much.
I get distracted by …
I get distracted by the sound of the string I slap hitting the fretboard… am I slapping too hard?
For anyone thats …
For anyone thats actually trying to learn from this, you should use your third finger to fret the octave if your using your first to fret the root. If you don’t you will wind up with a hugely bad habit that will be very hard for you to break in the future.
12 SEMI tones …
12 SEMI tones higher. If your gonna slag someone else off get it right first please
it suppose to do dat
it suppose to do dat
Ummm…pardon me… …
Ummm…pardon me…but I’m sure I heard you say, “An octave is something that is the same note, but a tone higher.”
In fact…ummm… an octave is the same note TWELVE (12) tones higher.
Ummm, yeah…we’re gonna need you to ummm…teach the students correctly, uhhh…or else they won’t be able to play the bass…EVER! LOL
slappa de byass!!! …
slappa de byass!!! Wait, thats wrong, that was like borat! :p
Arggreed good but …
Arggreed good but not always (and i did the waneys world (NOT!!!) part at the end BEST MOIVE EVER (not sarcasm)
try slapping …
try slapping further up the neck, it dosent make a massive thumping noise