The Better Bass Podcast Wyatt Walker Wear

Most of us have had the use of the metronome in the practice room bashed over our heads since our first lessons. But there are more ways to use a metronome to improve your time than just playing rote exercises with a quarter note click.
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In the longest ever episode of the Better Bass podcast, we’re talking about some simple and not-so-simple ways to improve your sense of time and rhythm without leaning on a click track. I’m also going through the latest version of my signal chain and how I’ve been changing my sound lately.
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Practice and learning are often about making temporary compromises to achieve permanent results. Today we’re applying this philosophy to the bass guitar.
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I’m back from my brief hiatus, feeling fresh and ready to put some good energy into my practice & my music. Listening to John Scofield playing the melody to Falling Grace has me inspired tonight, so I’m playing a little bit of the track and talking over some abstract ideas about compelling performances - what makes music interesting & engaging. Very abstract & subjective topic for an episode, but it’s very thematic to my recent grappling sessions with my own musical philosophy.
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I need a short break to reset my creative process and get some new inspiration into my practice & performance. My mind has felt incredibly jumbled every time I’ve picked up the bass lately, so I’m sending my listeners off with an in-depth harmony lesson on triads and I’ll be taking this Friday off from the podcast. And for the umpteenth time - a massive, massive thank you to all my subscribers, listeners, and everyone who has supported this podcast & supported my creative efforts in any way.
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One of the OG Better Bass Podcast subscribers & fans recently left me a comment that helped me realize something very important - while my bass practice process might be at an all-time high in terms of maintenance, efficiency, and technique, in recent months I’ve really lost touch with the reasons I have for making music in the first place. Today I’m talking about that.
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