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Each walking allows you to work on time regularity, voice leading, and chord transitions, while exploring different harmonic universes: blues, rhythm changes, fast progressions, modal colors, or bossa atmospheres.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTo go beyond mere reproduction, an entire chapter guides you step by step in constructing an effective walking bass line: choice of target notes, chromatic approaches, arpeggios, passing notes, management of tensions and resolutions, and strategies to \"make the bass line sing\" while respecting the chord progression. You thus learn to analyze the provided examples in order to reuse the techniques in your own choruses, whether in jam sessions or group settings.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe mp3 CD enhances progression thanks to playbacks designed for practice: each walking is available at two speeds, with a slow tempo to build reflexes, then a real tempo to aim for fluidity. 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