Chromatic Scale Shedding This is one of the most freeing and fun exercise imaginable – shedding the chromatic scale in a musical way using a
Jumps on the fretboard (Talking Technique #3, notreble.com) Talking Technique 3 is up on notreble.com. In this episode I tackle a few ways to practice
Seconds Part 1 In this segment I show you fingerings and concepts of the minor and major seconds, how to hear the difference and more. Hear and
Not prime ribs… Prime tips! This blog post contains the highlights of the interval that is called the prime. It sheds light on the question
As you get fitter permutating the fingers of your left hand, let’s use the permutation exercises creatively on some symmetric scales. Enjoy! Post on NoTreble.com:
This video is an introduction to intervals. In it, I tackle everything from interval quantity, quality, major/minor to diminished/ augmented. And I make sense of
Talking Technique: Ari’s new series on NoTreble.com I am very excited to be a contributor on one of my favorite bass websites, NoTreble.com, as of today. I
Another Great Note Finding Exercise: Dots on the Fretboard Here is another note finding exercise that is quite simple in its set up, but that
Q&A: Playing Chords Brian S. asks: Do you find string spacing to be an issue with your chord playing? Meaning do you want smaller string
The Notefinder This is a very powerful exercise to start you off towards knowing the notes on the fretboard. I have covered this exercise in the Cycle
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