Alexis Sklarevski - The Slap Bass Program (2006)
Alexis Sklarevski - The Slap Bass Program (2006)
DVD-Rip | MPEG | MPEG2 @ 3 Mbit/s | 640×480 | MP3 Stereo @ 224 Kbit/s 44 KHz | 85 min | 1.55 GB
Genre: All Music Styles, Instructional | Label: Video Progressions | Language: English
DVD-Rip | MPEG | MPEG2 @ 3 Mbit/s | 640×480 | MP3 Stereo @ 224 Kbit/s 44 KHz | 85 min | 1.55 GB
Genre: All Music Styles, Instructional | Label: Video Progressions | Language: English
Master tutor Alexis Sklarevski provides a superb chance to learn the secrets to the thrilling and versatile world of the Slap Bass. Starting with the fundamentals of slap technique, Sklarevski elaborates one step at a time as you progress through such exciting ideas as: Complex damping and choking, Funk patterns and vamps, Machine-gun triplets, Percussive right-hand tapping, Flamenco-style strumming, Double-stop riffs, Scales and phrasing. All demonstrations are supported by Guitars and Drums, so you can really hear the ideas in action.
Alexis Sklarevski - The Slap Bass Program (2006)
Alexis Sklarevski - The Slap Bass Program (2006)
Review
For years we've been saying this is the best instructional video around. - Bass Player Magazine
Product Description
Over the past several years The Slap Bass Program has become the undisputed bible of slap technique. The video has garnered more accolades and critical acclaim than any other program of its kind. The material has been remastered and finally released on DVD with extensive chapter breakdowns and extra features. Bass Institute of Technology (BIT) instructor Alexis Sklarevski is a phenomenal teacher, and has the rare ability to put all the pieces together in a refreshingly logical, integrated fashion. Starting with the fundamentals of slap technique, he elaborates one step at a time to incorporate complex damping and choking, funk patterns and vamps, "machine-gun" triplets, percussive right-hand tapping, flamenco-style strumming, double-stop riffs, scales, phrasing and much more. He is incredibly thorough, and his demonstrations with a guitarist and drummer show how this dynamic style can be applied in almost any musical situation.
Alexis Sklarevski - The Slap Bass Program (2006)
