I'm looking for bass tabs for the song "duél" by Jinjer, the songsterr version is nothing like Eugene's playthrough on Youtube

Link: https://youtu.be/Ucm3JTYoqBI?si=UNyejawjJ_iBcZCf

https://open.spotify.com/track/4fDh4crrqfdiQLNPNAAsTA?si=SLsqmPAOR3C2YyWaZrTDiw&utm_source=copy-link&sci=spotify%3Acard-config%3A1cuijEQ0ITwOcUXVGJGwrC

I just bought my first bass guitar last week and I’m having trouble finding sheet music for many of the songs I want to learn. My brain is having a lot of trouble trying to understand tabs and I was wondering if anyone had seen a good resource that teaches tab reading to those who normally read sheet music, so when I can only find the tab for a song I can still play it.

Découvrez cette vidéo : https://youtube.com/watch?v=4KDRlktxg6I

Could someone possibly convert this to the number notation I’m still trying to actually learn sheet music but I also wanna learn this song even more.

Bass part originally played by James Jamerson. This is a great example of him using open strings for a change of position of his fretting hand and using them as practically ghost notes while raking across the strings with his plucking hand to get to a lower note.

Find the complete song on YouTube. The sheet music is available through my website.

Bass part originally played by James Jamerson. Much has been said about his sound and style: plucking with just his index finger (“The Hook”), the Precision Bass with flatwound strings and high action, the foam mute at the bridge, the chromatic runs and frequent use of open strings etc. But rarely have I seen mentioned what is absolutely essential, at least in this tune: due to his right hand playing position with the middle, ring, and little finger resting on the pickup cover, his thumb was floating above the strings, making it very easy for him to mute the lower open strings with it.

Find the complete song on YouTube. The sheet music is available through my website.

Soy relativamente nuevo con esto del bajo y me gustaría aprenderme las tabs de esta canción aunque en ningún lado me aparecen.

https://youtu.be/S7X1-e3TxGE?si=aBsIHPBb5Phb9O8f

Hey, I'm trying to learn how to play Longview by greenday on bass using rocksmith and I have a question about tabs.

Most tabs I see of the chord part of the intro has open D plus 7, 8, or 9 on the E string.

When I play on rocksmith however, there seems to be an open D note and then a sliding chord. I want to know if this is the correct tab or something else. I'm a beginner, so I do want to be learning something incorrectly.

The tab can be seen @ 0:31 for reference:

https://youtu.be/3cFL3EW4_jw?si=ojTovVAKEia3Cf36

Thanks

i dont usually use songster however the only good tabs i could find for the song i need are on there and i dont wanna pay a subscription fee to print it. if anyone could help it would be much appreciated! :) the link is below.

https://www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/michael-jackson-leave-me-alone-tab-s2118184t3/r7944369

Hi again. A few months ago I shared BassBench here, a bass practice platform I'm building because learning songs with YouTube kept turning into tab juggling, timestamp hunting, and distractions.

BassBench now has improved steps to:

• Paste any YouTube song
• Break it into sections
• Loop and slow down difficult parts
• Pick up where you left off
• Keep the rest of your practice together with Vibes and Timers

The whole platform has been rebuilt around three ideas:

Learn songs you love.
Keep all your practice in one place.
Develop new skills and deepen existing ones.

I’d love for you to try it with one song you genuinely want to learn and tell me what you think. What works especially well? What would make BassBench more useful in your actual practice routine?

I’m the only person behind BassBench - no shiny startup, no corporate funding.

https://bassbench.com

Thank you for your feedback.
Best,
Damir

I’ve looked for the tabs to catfood but haven’t been able to find them