Hey Friend!
Welcome to lesson 2 on your journey to Bass Chord Mastery.
This next lesson builds on what we learned last lesson about the major chord – except this time, we’re going to mix all the notes up and put them in different orders.
It may sound chaotic, but it’s really simple – and the sound is beautiful! You’ll really like it.
Check it out!
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Click Here To Download The Major Chord Inversion Chart
I love playing these inversions – especially the 1st inversion. It’s just so pretty!
In the next lesson, we’ll be doing something similar with minor chords and their inversions.
If you have any questions about anything you’re seeing in these lessons at all, just let me know. Either reply to any of the emails you’ve received from me or use the contact form to ask any questions at all. I’ll be happy to answer them!
Stay tuned to your inbox for the next lesson!
Cheers,
Leonard says
Thank you this did help me a lot..
Im from South Africa..
Philippe says
Hi Luke,
Thank you for your guitar lessons. I have always been playing guitar and have decided to go through bass. Your lessons are all what I need. I’m not living too far from you as I live in Reunion Island, a French island located in the Indian Ocean.
Thanks a lot.
Philippe
Chet says
Thanks again Luke. I really want to become a better Bassist, this is the best lesson I’ve experienced in my training as a Bass student.
Again, you’re the greatest my good man.
Luke McIntosh says
Thanks so much for the kind words Chet – I really appreciate it and I’m glad you got something out of the lesson.
RICHARD EMMONS says
GREAT LESSONS , VERY WELL EXPLAINED .THANK YOU
Diare David says
Thanks Luke! This is a whole lot to me, I intend to get better in my bass playing, so this to me is going to be a step in d right order. I truly appreciate you accepting my request, thanks a million, Dave from Nigeria.
Steve says
Luke, are the fret numbers the same for a short scale bass as the ones you are playing?
Luke McIntosh says
Absolutely Steve! Everything is the same – it’ll just be a little closer together on a short scale bass.
Juned alfat says
thank u so much luke!
Emil says
greatings from Romania!!! thank you for all the cool free stuff. I play bass for a long time now, I learned from YouTube by myself, unfortunately I didn’t had somebody to explain the theory of the music like you do! this is so useful!!!
Shaiful says
Tq luke..
hank says
The Inversion Chart is so good to have. Not too hard to read with the color codes and all. Good job.
Mark Langan says
Thanks again Luke
Your passion for the bass – and for teaching bass – really come across in your lessons. Talk about demystifying theory…you break it down in ways that even I can grasp – and that’s saying a lot.
I’ve learned so much from you in a very short time, that all I can say is,
Thanks mate!
Bob Jones says
Thanks so much Luke for these lessons. I feel that I am getting somewhere in a logical organised way.
Regards and please keep up the good work.
Bob Jones
Jaclyn Christensen says
Thanks Luke! These two first videos are very clear and simple. This will definitely take me some practice, but stuff like this really keeps me motivated to keep learning. Thanks for all work!
Mr. bob o'neill says
Hi Luke, is there a way to become a patreon, if you take pay pall i’m in,just show me where to sign up
Luke McIntosh says
Thanks so much Bob – I don’t have a patreon or anything like that, but I’m more than happy to give a bunch of free lessons.