I’ll Show You My
“6-Stage Bass Line Creation System”
To Create, Play And Improvise Bass Lines You Love
Have you ever wondered how legendary bassists like...
James Jamerson
Jaco Pastorius
Paul McCartney
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Their syncopated grooves, melodic fills, fretless techniques, double-stops, slides, and rhythmic space.
Now, while these techniques might seem complex and out of reach…
What if I told you they can be broken down into simple, easy-to-understand concepts — down to a science — so you can apply them to your own grooves and basslines?
Imagine:
Effortlessly weaving those techniques into your own bass lines…
Feeling the confidence to jam on any song, no matter the genre...
Seeing your bandmates' faces light up as you lay down a groove that gets the crowd moving.
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If this sounds like the bassist you want to become, then keep reading…
Because I'll show you how my newly written book can help you discover the building blocks behind these legendary bass lines…
So you can develop your own signature grooves.
Introducing...
The Bass Line Mastery
A Step By Step Guide To Creating, Playing & Improvising Bass Lines You Love
This concise, practical guide will give you the tools and techniques you need to start crafting killer bass lines right using my proven 6-Stage Bass Line Creation System.
What is the “6-Stage Bass Line Creation” System?
WITHOUT relying on tabs or sheet music.
We achieve this by breaking down complex musical concepts into simple, easy-to-understand "Bass Line Creators" that you can mix and match to build your own unique grooves.
As a result …
Here’s a sneak peak of what’s inside:
Instantly improve your bass lines with the 'One-Note Transition' (it's the easiest way to add musicality to your playing!)... and it only takes minutes to learn. (pg. 8)
The secret to spicing up your bass lines with chromatic passing notes (it's not about complex theory!)... it's a simple trick that even beginners can use. (pg. 14)
What the '2+ Groove Creator' is and how to use it to create a driving rhythm (this is the backbone of many funk and rock bass lines!)... and it's surprisingly easy to execute. (pg. 12)
The "Swiss Army Knife" of bass lines ... This versatile pattern can be used to create countless fills and transitions. (pg. 16)
How to "pump up" your choruses with a driving 8th-Note Rhythm (this is a staple of rock and pop bass lines!)... and it's a surefire way to add energy to your playing. (pg. 26)
Add this groove enhancer to your bass lines and instantly make them funkier (your bandmates will thank you!)... and your grooves will be irresistible. (pg. 23)
How to create a "walking bass line" using the Three-Note Walking Transition (this is a classic technique used in jazz and blues!)... and it's a great way to add movement to your bass lines. (pg. 25)
Triads are more than just chords. (They're a melodic goldmine!) Explore how to use triads to create interesting fills, transitions, and even walking bass lines. (pg. 29)
How to build Motown-style bass lines using chord tones (HINT: this is the secret behind James Jamerson's iconic sound!)... and you can master it with just a few simple patterns. (pg. 32)
The 4 notes that are the foundation of strong bass lines ... each of these notes will outline the harmony and create a solid groove. (pg. 33)
The secret behind Duck Dunn and James Jamerson's legendary bass lines (it's not just about the notes!)... PLUS: discover the nuances and subtleties that made their playing so brilliant. (pg. 59)
3 essential articulations to inject life into your bass lines….these are your secret weapons make your bass lines sing with expression and personality. (pg. 64)
How to play the open-string bounce technique (this is a classic funk technique!)... and it's a great way to add a percussive element to your playing. (pg. 60)'
How to incorporate the dominant (Mixolydian) scale into your funk bass lines (this scale adds a unique flavor to your playing!)... and it's a great way to expand your melodic vocabulary. (pg. 75)
Why longer chord progressions are worth learning (yes, they take a little more work) ... but it develops your skill to create melodic interesting bass lines. (pg. 59)
How to use the diminished 7th chord to create tension and release in your bass lines (this chord is a powerful tool for adding drama!)... and it's a great way to transition between chords. (pg. 70)
The secret to nailing the iconic bass line from "She Caught the Katy" (it's not about complex techniques!)... it's all about feel, groove, and a few well-placed slides. (pg. 67)
And much more!
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