In this lesson, we take a look at learning minor triad shapes on the bass and transforming them from an exercise to a groove. We'll begin with our basic triad shape and then move it around a "one-four-five" chord progression. Then, we'll spice up the rhythm and use some dead notes to create a cool groove rather than just an exercise. This is great practice for improvising a bass line!

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