Tritone Substitution...Explained! (Jazz Harmony For Bass Guitar)

Today we're going to look at a little jazz harmony/music theory and delve into the Tritone Substitution!

Tritone Substitutions are incredibly common in jazz writing and playing. We're going to look at what they are, why they work and how they are used.

I'll be demonstrating the substitutions on bass guitar as both chords and arpeggios. In upcoming weeks I'll also be demonstrating how we can take this tritone sub concept and apply it to both walking bass lines and bass solos.


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