I realized there are several things every cover on RUclips gets wrong about the bass part for Laid to Rest, so I decided to show you how to actually play it. The only bass you’re hearing is mine. I used the isolated parts for guitars, drums and vocals. I'm using a bass my father made of some old parts. It has a EMG Geezer Butler pickup. Tuning is Drop D. The tone is from the TSE Audio BOD plugin (it's free!)
I was never happy with the verse part after the A string 1 - 3 , however on a review of your tabs posted I think I was 95% there overall. Their live covid house take was handy for parts among others. Only thing that I want to know is if the starting riff pre open D doesn't go down to 1 on the Lower D before the open note verse and plays instead a double on the 2nd fret instead with a half side to the open D verse...... I've lost sleep trying to nail it can you tell.... 😫
@@Charners Do you mean the 2222-3~ part that ends with 2-2-3-2-3-2-1? I'm sure they do a chromatic run all the way down to the open string, like I've written it. If you listen to the isolated guitar tracks it's obvious they play the last note on the first fret :)
I really love this format (complete performance & explanation). Sometimes people would just play some parts here and there while explaining which kinda makes it go back & forth and a little more difficult to follow. Amazing work, thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed it :) I'm thinking of maybe doing more of these type of "how to actually play X", just have to find some more songs that are mostly played incorrectly...
I absolutely love how versatile the P bass is. You could play anything with these things. That being said, I love that tone and, the accuracy at which you are hitting those notes is to be mentioned. Well done, thank you for putting this out!
@@Paajanenae Thanks! I was inspired by your video on Combustion. I love finding these tiny details that so many people get wrong, and getting it right 😀
It’s not that difficult, so maybe 2-3 hours, not including the transcription process. I’ve played it before, long ago, so I still had most of down. Just had to figure out the parts that I had wrong that I mention in the video, and make sure everything was tight.
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I realized there are several things every cover on RUclips gets wrong about the bass part for Laid to Rest, so I decided to show you how to actually play it.
The only bass you’re hearing is mine. I used the isolated parts for guitars, drums and vocals.
I'm using a bass my father made of some old parts. It has a EMG Geezer Butler pickup.
Tuning is Drop D.
The tone is from the TSE Audio BOD plugin (it's free!)
I was never happy with the verse part after the A string 1 - 3 , however on a review of your tabs posted I think I was 95% there overall. Their live covid house take was handy for parts among others.
Only thing that I want to know is if the starting riff pre open D doesn't go down to 1 on the Lower D before the open note verse and plays instead a double on the 2nd fret instead with a half side to the open D verse......
I've lost sleep trying to nail it can you tell.... 😫
@@Charners Do you mean the 2222-3~ part that ends with 2-2-3-2-3-2-1? I'm sure they do a chromatic run all the way down to the open string, like I've written it. If you listen to the isolated guitar tracks it's obvious they play the last note on the first fret :)
Is that a short scale bass?
@@krymera666x7 No, standard 34" scale
@@IsacDanielsson oh cool. Just asking as I have finally decided to learn bass and take lessons. I’ve wanted to for years and now is the time.
I really love this format (complete performance & explanation). Sometimes people would just play some parts here and there while explaining which kinda makes it go back & forth and a little more difficult to follow. Amazing work, thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed it :) I'm thinking of maybe doing more of these type of "how to actually play X", just have to find some more songs that are mostly played incorrectly...
You have a pure sick tone man ! Congrats !
I love to listen to the Drum and Bass parts from LOG. You can really hear how good the parts are
Thank you :) I agree!
I absolutely love how versatile the P bass is. You could play anything with these things. That being said, I love that tone and, the accuracy at which you are hitting those notes is to be mentioned.
Well done, thank you for putting this out!
@@Whosagoodboi Agree 100%. Thank you for the high praise!
tone is fire. this cover rips. great job dude
Thank you!
Appreciate everything you do man. Your tabs are so helpful to learning these songs 100% the way they were played.
Thanks for the kind comment!
Beautiful tone. Well done
Thanks! Can't go wrong with a P-bass 🤘
Thank you! This was a really nice explanation of the parts :)
Also a super solid tone! BOD rocks 🤘
@@Paajanenae Thanks! I was inspired by your video on Combustion. I love finding these tiny details that so many people get wrong, and getting it right 😀
THANK YOU! Couldn’t have said it better myself. Keep preaching brother 🤟
You know it, daddy 🤘
Excellent video and tab! Thank you!!
Thank you for watching!
That’s a *p bass*?!???!!! 😱
Holy shit, that’s intense, dude!! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻⚡️⚡️⚡️
It sounds like a Warwick!!!
P-bass is love. P-bass is life.
😉
Damn, that was useful. Thank you
I’m glad you liked it 🙂
what a shredder
Thanks!
Badass man.
Thanks!
BAdaSS
Amazing. THank you
I’m glad you liked it 🙂
How long did this song take you to play this perfectly? How much practice time?
It’s not that difficult, so maybe 2-3 hours, not including the transcription process. I’ve played it before, long ago, so I still had most of down. Just had to figure out the parts that I had wrong that I mention in the video, and make sure everything was tight.
do you use IR / EQ or other additions, besides using BOD?
Some slight EQ and compression, but no IR.
This is perfect 🥰
Thanks! 😀
Thank u
Amazing!
Glad you liked it!
Respect
Thanks!
Finally someone said it!
❤️
Awesome 👏🔥 👏
Thank you!
It actually looks more efficient this way
It absolutely is!
🤘🤘🤘
Indo hadir👍
I'm not sure what you mean, but I like the 👍
BOMBOKLAT!
How can it be 100% accurate if you're playing it on a P bass?
Well, then I’ll never reach 100% since I’m not John Campbell 🤷♂️
@@IsacDanielsson😂