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Visualizing Shapes

by Chris Tarry
 
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One of the easiest way's to start translating theory on the bass is to take a look at the various shapes a particular harmony might suggest on the fingerboard.

For example. Take a look at the finger diagram below. I have laid out an interval of a Major 3rd C to E.

Take a look at the shape this creates on the fingerboard. The E lies a string up and a fret over. Or, if you are using the Finger-per-fret technique with you middle finger on the C then it looks like One string up and a finger over.

seq|3_3|2_2|seq

 
 
 
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