Major Scale Displacement Exercise

[RCMJ Bass]

Hi folks,

A little exercise to try, playing a major scale, one note per bar but moving along an 8th note each time you go up (or down) the scale. Ascending and descending example shown here:

 

[Rhythmman535]

Excellent. 16th notes next. Two octaves.

 

[RCMJ Bass]

Excellent. 16th notes next. Two octaves.

You're dead right! That'll be coming next!

 

[Les Fret]

Excellent. 16th notes next. Two octaves.

Make it three! Also do triplets.

 

[Rhythmman535]

Excellent. 16th notes next. Two octaves.

What software/APP are you using to put the rolling staff on the screen with your video?

 

[Rhythmman535]

You're dead right! That'll be coming next!

What software/APP are you using to put the rolling staff on the screen with your video?

 

[RCMJ Bass]

What software/APP are you using to put the rolling staff on the screen with your video?

Quicktime - you can do a screen recording of a selected area....some kind person did a youtube tutorial which I followed. I'll see if I can find it again and post the link.

 

[Rhythmman535]

Quicktime - you can do a screen recording of a selected area....some kind person did a youtube tutorial which I followed. I'll see if I can find it again and post the link.

Cool. thank you.

 

[RCMJ Bass]

Cool. thank you.

Here you go:
I am using Logic X for the audio with Quicktime to capture the notation, and putting it all together in iMovie
This guy explains it better than I can, in fact I was lost until I followed his video!

 

[Rhythmman535]

Here you go:
I am using Logic X for the audio with Quicktime to capture the notation, and putting it all together in iMovie
This guy explains it better than I can, in fact I was lost until I followed his video!

Many thanks!!