A cool way to practice pentatonic scales with this pentatonic trick!
Free TABS and diagrams for you here: https://righton.arisbassblog.com/courses/microbass
Look for lesson #A7.
Quick Pentatonic Trick for Bass Players
Video Transcript
Pentatonics in groups of threes and fours. I’m going to demonstrate that with my Pattern 1 in a pentatonic shape called the hexagon. Roots are here and here, major pentatonic, extend to the end of the shape root in minor, here and here.
Groups of threes: [π΅[π΅[π΅ Ari plays [π΅[π΅[π΅]
Turn around the starting point: [π΅[π΅[π΅ Ari plays [π΅[π΅[π΅]
Groups of fours: [π΅[π΅[π΅ Ari plays [π΅[π΅[π΅]
Turn around the starting point: [π΅[π΅[π΅ Ari plays [π΅[π΅[π΅]
While you’re doing these drills, make sure to index-middle-alternate in your plucking hand.