When the Levee Breaks Bass Cover JPJ Zep

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 5

  • @cjslox
    @cjslox 2 года назад +1

    Is this in D standard?
    PS- I have the same bass processor. ;)

    • @bobeichvalds6608
      @bobeichvalds6608  2 года назад

      I'm playing in standard tuning. It would be more authentic to tune down to D standard, and play that F open. I just dont have roadies to change my tuning, and would have to tune between songs.

  • @chupacabra4897
    @chupacabra4897 2 года назад

    Tabs say it's . 4-1-1-1 E string and the 1 on the A string . You're playing lower on the neck I don't read music and wondered if these are the same notes ?

    • @bobeichvalds6608
      @bobeichvalds6608  2 года назад +1

      Same notes, an octave higher. If you listen to the record (or whatever media) you can here the bass drop to the lower octave near the ends of the song. Look what I do just after 6:34. The second time Plant sings "Going Down, going down" the bass goes down. They were funny like that.

    • @chupacabra4897
      @chupacabra4897 2 года назад

      @@bobeichvalds6608 thanks I really appreciate it. I don't understand musical terms . I do know what an octive is but don't know where different notes on different strings are all I can do is read bass tab and I can barely do that . I can play the course to many songs but when it starts changing I get lost. But practice makes perfect I guess . Thanks 👍🏻