Making Music with Major Triad Inversions (Electric Bass) @joshfossgreen
Making Music with Major Triad Inversions (Electric Bass)  @joshfossgreen
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Making Music with Major Triad Inversions (Electric Bass)

Being able to play arpeggios comfortably is a key skill for bass players. It gives you a framework to play over simple chords in a way that will work safely, but still give you more interesting options that just playing the root all day.

By using major triad inversions in today’s exercise, we’ll be able to create a smooth melodic line over a simple 1-4-5ish progression.

To get some more intense and thorough practice with your arpeggio inversions, check out my latest book Electric Bass Scales and Arpeggios, where you can practice triad and seventh chord arpeggios in all their inversions, all over the neck!

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