Hey everyone!
Welcome to part 2 of this new video series on chromatic approaches to triads. In this lesson we’re going to look at approaching the chord tones of the major triad from a single chromatic note above.
The single chromatic above the chord tone introduces a different sort of tension to the chromatic note below, it’s a little more ‘outside’ and as such can introduce a very cool, interesting sound to your bass lines! We’ll look at a variation of the cycle of 4ths exercise we looked at in the previous lesson and I have some new groove examples for you too.
PDF and backing track are available below. Enjoy!!
For those of you who are paid subscribers, you’ll need the expanded PDF linked below for the exercise expansion and the additional bonus groove!
