Great Practice Tip for Bass Players 

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Now I took the time to watch this with my instrument, it taught me a lot. First that I have to learn half-whole/whole half scale, it seems essential for soloing. I've also reminded myself that I am not forced to start my phrase on the root of the chord (I've just started learning inversions), that C minor pentatonic phrase starting at Eb really gave me some new ideas. I've immediately made my own variations on the theme, because I like it, and because it was hard to hear/see some of the stuff you did with the half-whole scale even at 25% speed :) But it's mostly because I'm not that used to the sound and shapes of it. So, this lesson being "lo-fi" didn't take anything away from the great content. I don't see it as such, the sound quality is good, video quality is good and the content is great. Thank you again.

Hey apologies for late reply- Yes- learn everything with at least 2 different fingerings and practice SLOW to begin. Make sure you are aware of exactly what note you are playing-don't just rely on a finger pattern alone.

@@rufusbass no worries - thank you for your response! Hope you're having a good start to the New Year.

C half whole dim perfect on say a C7b9 ( or where you want to IMPLY that sound) on the G min 7 you could try G dorian, G min pentatonic, etc etc- experiment-set up a looper w G-7 to C7b9 and practice moving between those