How to unlock your fretboard! "Must see" lesson for bass players (L#141)

You may or may not know but two weeks ago I released a brand new course into the SBL Academy course library... and it's HUGE!

In fact, it's probably the most detailed and in depth course focusing on scales, arpeggios and chord tones in existence, coming in at over 10+ hours long!

This lesson is a sneak preview of a lesson from the new course.

So what's this lesson about?!...

Mapping out your available notes on the fretboard can seem incredibly hard! There's 4 different basic arpeggio types to learn, and with each of the different chord types you need to be able to play them fluidly up and down the fretboard in multiple octaves... and at the same time still be musical and keep the groove. That sounds crazy hard, right?!

Don't worry... I've got a cool trick up my sleeve for ya! :)

For every chord type there is, I've mapped them out using 3 easy to learn one octave shapes. This gives me the ability to play any arpeggio all over the fingerboard without having to memorise huge elaborate patterns by simply linking up the smaller shapes. It also gives me the freedom change direction upon the fingerboard whenever I want so I have complete control over the bass lines or solo lines I'm creating at any given moment.

In this lesson I’m going to show you a few different ways you can play a two octave arpeggio to demonstrate how useful this technique can be.

As always, see you in the shed...

Scott :)