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The reason I started playing bass was because I was inspired by tally hall - Zubin Sedghi and mindless self indulgence - lyn-z ^_^

Play red barchetta and leave that thing alone

Luke! Here I am going through my feed on lunch, and there you are. I hope you’re well, brother. Awesome to see you making such great videos!

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Lutwyche?

yeah when you make it 10 times louder than the song were gonna hear a difference...

iron mans a good one as well

I have to commend you on most of your advice-except for your rule #4. With 50 years of experience as a professional bass player, I must stress the importance of timing and precision. An exceptional way to develop timing is with a simple metronome, practiced at various tempos, ensuring you always land on the (1) ONE. In a recording situation, if a bassist doesn't land solidly on the ONE, the drummer might start throwing drumsticks your way! Continuously missing the downbeat can even get you fired from the session. Practice your bass patterns at a very slow tempo; it's the hardest but most beneficial. A solid bassist must mix up quarter, half, and sixteenth notes in any pattern they invent, but they must always land on a solid downbeat. Thank you for allowing me to share my two cents on your very useful lesson.

YOUR tutorials are awesome and you a lot to offer , but ... to be honest your videos are completely inundated with adds , so no subscription from me Just couldn't be bothered with so many adds . . . what a pity , MY LOSS I GUESS . Best of luck CHEERS

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Ive found the best lesson ever.

Im listening to this on a Samsung s20. I about heard a huge difference. I've always enjoyed the drums and bass speakers though. I must have unknowingly trained my ear.

He was high. And it’s a super boring song. I’m sure John agreed.

Wow this was great. Never knew what a madman he was on bass!

Hahaha, Paul's improvement on the bass could not be due to his "supposed" death, it would have occurred in November 1966 and Rubber Soul was released in December 1965, therefore, almost a year before Paul's "supposed" death.

Thanks for the trimming tips. I'm a beginner

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"premature articulation" LOL

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Luke this is what I been looking for. needing a good practice for my plucking hand .Like you said ,got to keep it slow. Thanks so much! keep up the great work!

Of all the bass tutorials on RUclips, and I've watched hundreds. Many dozens of yours. This is of my top 5 EVER. This lesson has stuck with me for years. Thank you.

Somehow the RUclips algorithm bumped me into your channel and I am ever so grateful. I have played bass for 50 years as a second instrument to my guitar playing, and have always tried to separate the personalities that are required to avoid cliches in my recordings. So now I’m watching all your videos as a refresher course on everything back to the basics! Wow! A perfect balance of theory, both musical and artistic, is excellent! And then you have simple ways for beginners to understand and play quickly. Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing your talent and teaching!

And what about learning walking bass lines? 😅

Luke thanks

Love the sound of a good baseline add body to a song

Get a Sire bass ! Simply as that !👍❤️

Your an amazing bassist. Love your Channel. 😎👍🏽

what bass has best slap tone

I've been playing bass for several years and I actually learned the number system first because I play by ear. If a fellow musicians start calling out C over F to the A minor and back to the B flat...blah blah blah, I will look at him with utter confusion because my mind just doesn't work like that. I guess pointing out every single letter on the fretboard in .5 second is a weakness that I'm continuously having to work on. But for now, the number system will do.

He certainly didn't sabotage the song. He didn't know it welk enough.

Nice video. 😊😊

Wow. I’m lovin these lessons

Your intro is way too long. How about you get to the point ? Do we want to hear you talk ? NO !!!

🎯Absolutely Great Lesson!🎯

John's bassline may not conform to our rules and expectations in isolation but it works perfectly as part of the whole and as always with The Beatles, the whole is much greater than the sum of it's often unorthodox parts.

My. Name is Orin I will like you to send me the cord

Such a great video. A lot of what is discussed in this video is what made the original GNR lineup the greatest band in the world. Everyone understood their part and played within the music. Guys like Duff and Steven will never make the “top whatever” lists because they didn’t compromise the integrity of the GNR sound or a particular song to showcase their personal skills and talent. Conversely you have guys like Travis Barker who may as well be in a different room playing a different song than the rest of Blink182. Number one rule in making music is harmony.

Yeah, they stopped touring. Did you make an entire video on this fact?

What are "root", "fifth" and "one"? What are these?

i loved this video

I don't wanna learn theory, i just wanna sound cool

I play Seven Nation Army different

He was smacked up & behaving like a complete twat. Obviously not for the first time.

Is the life on mars by Dexter wansel in the intro on purpose??

Very professional

that’s not a picture of paul from 1970