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Even icons on desktop aren't labeled though they can be accessed?

Organising vocalists alongside instrumentalists ain't something simple... it extremely arduous to bring out harmonious melody from a group of INDEPENDENT individuals.
Hence, the secret tips that makes past successful ones successful are what we would love to SHARE & LEARN in this forum...
ALL CHOIR-DIRECTORS ARE WELCOME ON-BOARD!!!

Matured individuals are those who went from Dependency (babyhood) - Independency (Adolescence) - Interdependency (Adulthood)...
The single goal of this forum is to bring ALL drummers to achieve Maturity in their drumming.

Just as "Iron sharpeneth Iron", so we desire to use this forum in having "Guitarists sharpen Guitarists".

Time signature: 4/4
i.e. 4 beats/notes per bar

When playing chords, it is always essential to accompany them with their derived scales/modes...
Example 1: Using a 1-4 progression on the blues scale (4/4 time sig.)
Our Chord 1 would be: d-m-s-taw (dom 7), while we could run something like: d' taw s f maw f s maw d s maw d
While our Chord 4 would be: d-maw-f-l (still dom 7), while we run: maw f fe s taw s d'

HAVE FUN!!!

d = Normal octave doh
d'= Higher octave doh
d,= Lower octave doh

A nice walking bass line to try in your spare time:
d m s fe f l maw r d m s l taw l s m f l d' l maw' f l r' d' taw s m l m de maw r f l se s t, r de d m f fe s l, taw, t, (DC)

d r m f s l t d
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

b = Flat
# = Sharp

One of the best things that could happen to a bassist is the correct application of
-The pentatonic scale(r m s l d r...)
-Arppegios (d m s d' m' s' d" m" s"...)
-Chromatic scales (d de r maw m f fe s se l taw t d'...)
-Modes (Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian..) and so on
in the midst of a groove

[color=#990000][/color]The singular goal/aim of this section is to share and learn ideas with other great minds like ours (whilst making sure it's strictly restricted to the BASS guitar)

Types of 3-note chords (Triads)
Majors : 1-3-5
Minors: 1-3b-5
Augemented: 1-3-5#
Diminished: 1-3b-5b
Suspended 4th: 1-4-5
Suspended 2nd: 1-2-5

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