In today’s lesson, we explored the two-octave major pentatonic scale in the key of G. We discussed how this scale is a practical and essential tool for bass players, especially in real-world settings where the full major scale might not always be as useful. We broke down the scale step-by-step, focusing on the shifts and finger positions needed to play it smoothly across two octaves. We also highlighted how to make the scale sound more expressive by using shifts and slurs, which add a more fluid and dynamic feel to your playing. By the end of the video, we covered the importance of understanding these shifts and making sure your notes come out clear and precise. This scale is super versatile, and learning it will definitely elevate your bass lines and groove!
