What are you listening to?

Discussion in 'The Chatterbox' started by saltypete, May 14, 2009.

  1. Legend In My Spare Time

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  3. Legend In My Spare Time

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  4. Legend In My Spare Time

    Legend In My Spare Time Well-Known Member

    On a music bender this morning at work:

     
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  7. AGHisBBS

    AGHisBBS Well-Known Member

    Rob! Good to see you!
     
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    :thanks: my friend. I'm finally settled in after this tough move. :)
     
  9. AGHisBBS

    AGHisBBS Well-Known Member

    You're showing some great listening power there. Those are some of the stronger notes you'd use to build a bass line. Try experimenting with the "blues scale" or mixolydian, essentially the major scale with a flat 7th. For now most bass lines are gonna be single notes as opposed to chords, but that's a rule worth breaking:D.
    And at last, a blues song that's fairly "entry level". Try it out.
     
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  12. Bama Samurai

    Bama Samurai with Laser-like Focus

    Sorry, I wasn't specific... I am fingering the octave chords but playing as notes.
     
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  13. Xtrimblades

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    currently listening old radio songs (indian old songs) with silent music background. Night here so the ambience is like silent waves going through ears while listening songs :)
     
  14. danbuter

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  15. Christopher Powell

    Christopher Powell Well-Known Member

    I was lucky enough to see the last and best lineup of Motorhead in concert a few times. Motorhead at their absolute best right here !!!

     
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  16. AGHisBBS

    AGHisBBS Well-Known Member

    Great job! Root 5ths and root 8vas are some simple chord shapes that you can try, I sometimes use them to fatten up a line, particularly at the end of a song. As for the mixolydian, try dropping the 2nd, 4th, and 6th. Now you have a great blues scale.
     
  17. AGHisBBS

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    Loving my mythical 75 Caddy!
     
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