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"bad to the bone tabs" are wrong.

mcake
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10 years ago
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Hi, just after the tabs to “bttb” pls, tabs here dont sound right. I know their realy basic, but want to get it right. Thanks in advance.
Marko1960
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Seems ok to me, walking blues in G, in its simplest form. Is your bass correctly tuned? I tried it in drop D just in case but its defo standard E A D G
blackie333
Posts: 23
Try this.

G ———————————————–
D ———————————————–
A ———————————- 3 —— 1 -
E – 3 —- 33 —- 33 —— 3 ——- 3 ——-
mcake
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OK thanks all, I'll check my tuning etc and have a better listen as to what the bass is supposed to sound like, it may be different to what I expected all this time, I'm just a 6 month newbie and am lovin this bass, should have started years ago, cheers.
Marko1960
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Welcome to the group anyway, there are many great people here who will tab your requests
Marko1960
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Once you master this, try ‘Black Velvet’ by Allanah Myles, its very similar but gives you a bit more to do
LoudLon [moderator]
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^^^ True this. Black Velvet is in Eb, incidentally.
Marko1960
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^^^ True this. Black Velvet is in Eb, incidentally.
So Drop D required then
Marko1960
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Actually, Black Velvet is a really good song to learn, there are no tabs for it on here, probably cos its ‘Too Easy’, but it has two finger exercise while maintaining a steady tempo, and the descending triplets are an essential part of any bassists arsenal
LoudLon [moderator]
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I've had Black Velvet on my to-do list for months, I just never get around to it. As for Drop D – no, not required. Drop D is standard tuning with only the 4th string tuned down a full step. Black Velvet is in Eb tuning (aka E-Flat tuning) which is all four strings tuned down 1/2 step.
linkinpark232
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How would drop D be Eb?

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