Hi all, Are there any good videos out there about left hand muting (for slap) where the note is not played on an open string but is a fretted note? I need to clean up my technique and make the notes clearer. Any advice or links welcome. Thanks, Dave
Fretting hand muting is covered starting at @3:30 . . . you might also want to check out some of his other slap lessons, just search TalkingBass Slap on YT.
He talks about the "home position" a lot, so you might want to check out some of his other stuff. These were just the first 2 vids that came to mind . . .
He also has a paid slap course on his web site. And none of his courses are what I would call expensive. You might want to shoot him an email and see how far he gets into the "home position" technique in that course. He also holds live study group sessions on Facebook (I think) for those enrolled in his courses to ask questions and he'll do mini seminars.
I've seen his videos before on YouTube. Kind of hard not to He is good. Don't think I'd pay for it though. Thanks again
here! https://scottsbasslessons.com/search/results?q=slap its a goldmine for someone like me who has not the time to go to school and learn.
Cool thread! Since I'm entirely self taught in slap other than about 10 minutes when i was 13 years old, this is super cool to study now that I'm 50 and constantly trying to improve and clean up my playing
I started a few years ago when I was about 40. Its tough but its been worth it. Have learned a lot. Never too old!
I used to have this DVD and it came with a free digital copy of the video as well as the booklet. It has been a few years but I remember it being a pretty good video. Much better than Chris Squires' DVD I got at the same time out of the blow-out bin. While the physical copy is out of print permanently, they still sell a digital version. I don't mind sharing the booklet but I won't post it publicly. I'm sure it can be easily found online though.