All language subtitles for 004 Boom-Chick 5th String Root.en

OK, to play the fifth string bass pattern here, we're going to start with the Amarcord on the left

hand, so we're just gonna stay with the left hand on that Amarcord.

So all the attention is going to the thumb.

And the pattern just has four notes, very much like the six string bass pattern it set the root note

is on the fifth string.

So it starts in the fifth string.

Goes to the fourth string of the six string.

First to the Fourth Street.

So it's five, four, six, four.

Five, four, six, four.

And when you get it to.

To groove, right, it sounds like this.

Remember the Palm permute the base notes just a little bit and it's a wise investment of time to just

get really comfortable playing that base button, because once we add the fingers, that thumb is not

going to want to keep doing that pattern.

But if we add it to to hold down that rhythm part.

Everything else will go together in a really nice way, and you'll you'll appreciate that when we go

into the continuous rows in Section six coming up.

So next up, we're going to practice moving from a minor to E minor.

So moving from a fifth string root base pattern to a situation based pattern, which is actually a little

bit tricky.

So let's jump into that now.