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Notes above high C, part 3

Notes above high C, part 3

From the course: Bass: Teach Yourself

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Notes above high C, part 3

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- Alright, and now let's find another note, this high F, way above middle C is now -- (High F) this high F. (High F) Tenth fret. So let's check out a scale that we can use. This is actually going to be the two-octave F-major scale. Here we go. (drumsticks tap out four-count) (guitars play) Alright, let's move on to steady with high F, and here you're going to see a one-bar repeat sign. This is used a lot of times when, instead of writing the entire measure over again, if you're repeating the exact same thing, you'll just see this symbol. This just means, just repeat what you just played again. Here we go. (drumsticks tap out rhythm) (guitars play) Alright, so let's move on to playing some basslines in the key of F, and let's start out with this first one here, that jumps from the third position all the way up to this new high F note. Here we go. (drumsticks tap out four-count) (guitars play) Alright, let's check out this bassline in F, number two. (drumsticks tap out four-count)…

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