Bass Lessons - Bridge Song Writing
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Band name | Bass Lessons |
Song name | Bridge Song Writing |
Tab type | Bass tab |
Added | 05/05/2008 |
Size | 2.29 kb |
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many young players may be skilled at playing but lack the theory to write unique songs. they can rarely manage songs other than simple blues scale or minor scales. some good songs the write lack variety and contrast. i used to be like this but my teacher showed me a technique thats good for writing mellow songs or adding a contrated bridge to a fast paced major or minor song. major and minor tenths of different notes of a scale can be used to create a smooth feel. you may want to play the root note in between or just play the notes in sequence. it sounds kind of complex but like with most jazz based theory once you learn it you just don't forget it a major tenth can be found easily like this |_|_|_|_| |0|_|_|_| |_|_|_|0| the note is simply 3 strings up and one fret to the right (when looking at the fretboard from the top view.) minor tenth is just 3 strings up. |_|_|_|_| |0|_|_|0| |_|_|_|_| take the key of B 7th fret e string for you tabbers with little note knowledge here are the tenths you can use. im putting them on a tab board so its easy to learn them. you dont have to play them in any order. use them as you like but this is the order they go in note wise (play the notes together) M = Major m = minor R = root note tenth (R) M m M M M m M M G--1--|-2---|--4--|--6--|--8--|--9--|-11--|-13--| D-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----| A-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----| E--0--|-2---|--3--|--5--|--7--|--9--|-10--|-12--| the last one is the octave of the first. you can go higher if you want you can even slap them it takes some remembering but before i knew songwriting techniques like this i always knew there was something missing. anyway hope it helps and you understood it. Gibbo