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Right-hand slap form on bass works best with one constant reference point: the double-thumb position. Because double-thumb requires the thumb at a specific angle to the string for a clean upstroke, building the standard thumb slap around that same angle minimizes excess motion and makes switching between the two feel seamless.
Slap bass is one of the most physically demanding techniques on the instrument because both hands combine thumb slaps, pops, and muting in tightly coordinated ways. Building a reliable right-hand position is the first step — the goal is for both hands to know what to do automatically as musical ideas arrive. This post walks through that foundation.
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