Rhythm Studies
To help you become more comfortable with sixteenth note figures and work them into your playing, here are some rhythm studies which involve both slapping and popping. As with the previous examples, play them slowly at first and count out loud as you play. Don’t forget to use your metronome, and tap your foot on each beat.
Here is one which makes use of ties.
Class Sessions
1- Left Hand Techniques
2- The Eighth Note
3- Popping Technique (F)
4- Articulation
5- Sixteenth Note Rhythms
6- Scales
7- Thumb Slapping Technique (T)
8- The Triplet
9- Understanding Chords
10- Working With a Drummer
11- INTRODUCTION
12- Approach to Practice
13- Swing Rhythms
14- Common Sixteenth Note Figures
15- Arpeggios
16- Finishing Touches
17- Extending Scale Patterns
18- The Blues Scale
19- Using The Left Hand
20- Syncopation
21- Playing in all Keys
22- Bass Guitars
23- Minor Chords
24- Rhythm Studies
25- Movable Fingering Patterns
26- Analyzing Sixteenth Note Rhythms
27- Seventh Chords
28- Amplifiers
29- Learning the Notes
30- Strings
31- Understanding The Fretboard
32- Notes on the Bass Fretboard
33- Tuning Your Bass
34- Five Patterns For Arpeggios
35- How to Read Music
36- Applying Scale and Chord Formulas
37- Music Notation
38- Playing Position