Bass Soloing Lesson - Melody Interpretation - with Scott Devine

[devinebass]

Hey guys,

Loads of students that come through my doors want to play blazing solos up and down the neck. They know a good amount of scales and arpeggios but still, it seems like there's something not 'happening' when they try and use them in a soloing context.

If you have ever felt like you have the same problem I really think this video tutorial I've put together will help you iron out some of those issues.

Check it out here...

[url="http://scottsbasslessons.com/the-importance-of-melody"]http://scottsbassles...tance-of-melody[/url]

Cheers,

Scott.

[urb]

Hey Scott

I'll check this vid out ASAP but one thought I'd add to the whole soloing shebang - and I'm hoping you could do a video on this - is the thing of getting into, and out of, a solo in the context of a song/jazz standard.

It's something Mr G Willis has spoken a bit about but it's a tricky thing transitioning between the role of accompanist to soloist - I'm sure you have some useful ideas on the subject - I can do it OK but I sometimes fall into the same old traps - let me know what you think

Cheers and hope to see you soon

Mike

[devinebass]

Mike - awesome topic! Yeah it's a tough one... I'm gonna give it some thought and put it into a video lesson!

Gonna have to hook up for that jam soon man! I REALLY wanna check your looping set up out!

EZZZZZZ

Scott

[fumps]

Hi Scott

loved the lesson, i have now subscribed mate

Gav

[wriggers]

Hi Scott
Very useful and very clear. Nice one, cheers.

[paul_5]

BIIIGGGG thanks to Scott for giving us access to these things for free - great stuff.

[Ashwood1985]

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BIIIGGGG thanks to Scott for giving us access to these things for free - great stuff.
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I concur sir!