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BASS LINES: The Taste of the Root and the 5th in Latin Music – Part 1

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BASS LINES: The Taste of the Root and the 5th in Latin Music Part 1

Hello bass players and fans of bass playing! In this issue, we are going to study the use of the Root and the 5th in Latin Music.

You can play the Latin bass and its respective tumbaos with only the root and the 5th of the chord.  In this first part, we are going to play the different examples and variations that you can apply in your performance.  For now, we’re just going to focus on playing the 5th above the Root, also known as the upper 5th.  Learn these different patterns and play them in your grooves, always keeping in mind the chord you’re playing on, so you can apply this concept correctly.

Remember! Practice slowly with all these examples and keep the groove. Enjoy the taste of Latin music!

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The Taste of the Root and the 5th in Latin Music - Part 1

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