Why waste fingers doubling up? Although the finished result was pretty good this guy is teaching poor technique. Use one finger per string so you can play up to three different strings with both hands at any given time.
right, this is going for clark and captain, your argument is kinda crappy (well clarksouter's arguement), 1, to play world class, you don't need qualification, you need to be able to play, and well, qualifications just make you more eligible. 2, if you where an amazing band with great music and ratings from public, you not going to get turned down, 3, all they people care about, is can you play or not people arnt going to say "no qualification . . . you crap"
you dont actually have to do that claw thing with your fingers, unless for somereason your bass has a high action or tight strings, never the less, good video
This guy seems pretty good, but at the same time I agree with the critique l3ftov3rblunts gave of his technique. I NEVER press one finger on top of the other to tap, and I know how to tap. You can check out my live videos if you don't believe me. I welcome all critique, good and bad!
sounds like you need to do some exercises. = P using 2 fingers to hold down one fret limits your ability to us all four fingers when tapping, which really comes in handy if you want elaborate riffs.
Oh yeah , that is gonna get you a bunch of work! Learn some songs on your bass you can play with a band and you won't have deliver pizza for a living!
Oh, yeah- approach your playing the same way you'd approach a 9 to 5 office job: "How can I make the most money?" Don't put your heart and soul into your playing- don't play what YOU want to play, rather, play what OTHER PEOPLE (like Clark Souter) want you to play. Then when you reach age 40, blow your fucking brains out with a 12-guage, because you've never done anything you love your entire life, and you have no ARTISTIC accomplishment to be proud of.
Well , I see quite a few players on Los Angeles who paint it black and white like that , but I have two music degree's and can play with a shit-load of chops and I realized that there is a place in between novel virtuosity and the true musical function of the bass as a foundation of the overtone series in all music and what that entails. And I think you can do both if you want. I have toured and recorded with ten major label bands over the years and sometimes I play songs I hate.
Virtuosity is one of the functions of the bass. It just is. When people see a bassist who's actually even HALF as good as the other members of the band, they are in awe. When they see one who is equally as good, then their jaws literally drop. Why is that? It's because of the exact attitude you're expressing when you speak of the "function of the bass as a foundation...." As long as people continue to say things like this, YOUR instrument will not get the respect it deserves.
Virtuosity is not playing a bunch of notes. It is just playing whatever you do at the highest level. which for me as a pro player is playing the right notes with the right articulation and the right tone to make a piece of music sound perfect. And my instrument is respected, it is why I played 180 gigs last year , had a great time with it , and was payed well for it. Bass tapping is a bit of a novelty , a fun thing to do but not very functional in the big picture of making music.
Virtuosity is NOT "playing whatever you do at the highest level." This is an egalitarian excuse to make less skilled musicians feel good about themselves. Virtuosity is, in fact, being able to play at a high level of technical excellence; this does not mean that a virtuoso is always superior to a non-virtuoso. There are many virtuosos who don't know how to play music, who only know how to be an acrobat on an instrument. And your assertion that bass tapping is a novelty is just your opinion.
@clarksouter Hey, you really need a confidence boost- please, don't be modest, you should brag a bit more & put yourself out there, don't put yourself down man- your good at your instrument & should tell us more about your qualifications & how well your doing, we're all eager to hear. Qualifications mean nothing to me, or any other true musician, all that matters is that you do what you like, play from your soul, what sounds good to you, even if its not suited to the taste of those around you.
Listen, make fun of my qualifications but realize they legitimize my point of view, even if you disagree with it. What qualifies you to spout the arrogant idea that you know what makes a true musician. Do you have significant experience or education to say such things? And if you want to play in obscurity by your-self you need nothing to qualify you. But if you ever aspire to play with the world class music community of ANY style (rock, classical, whatever) you will need qualifications.
Hey, if you read this properly, you would see that I'm not making fun of your "qualifications" I merely think that you must be pretty insecure if you feel the need to constantly brag about them. Thats pretty ignorant if you think you need qualifications (unless you mean sitting at home & practicing rather than degrees or anything of the sort, although you made it pretty clear that you meant academic qualifications) to play with world class musicians.
No, I mean any significant experience of playing. Not just education. Your qualifications could be having toured or recorded with someone famous and respected. And when I talk to someone here I tell of my experience and education because it shows my opinion comes from knowledge. It legitimizes my view, agreed with or not. In the big picture the guys who do "Bass Tapping" can't play a groove to save their soul(9 out of 10 times) and being able to groove is what 98% of music is about.
ah, fair enough- sorry about me being a dick; I understand more now, but I still think qualifications wouldn't need to be playing with big names, they could still be something like playing for x amount of years, or a good range of skills.
Yeah, well you just have to have done something well that shows you can play with a certain level of situation. I agree. No harm no foul. Just spirited discussion.
@clarksouter, one problem with what you said "In the big picture the guys who do "Bass Tapping" can't play a groove to save their soul" that is a complete piece of bull just to let you know =]
Line up twenty pro bass players who play a variety of styles well and line up 20 guys who are really good at "Bass tapping" and have them play a few simple grooves with a drummer. Between them(tone and feel) the difference will be huge. I know it. You may not agree but I really do know this is true.
look around youtube, theres quite alot of people who tap and are good at groove, the only way people arnt good at groove is if they only practice tap, but the majority will tap to add on to there playing, like me . . .
well, some that i know are dead now and others i dont know the names of band, well rather i forgot because i don't listen to English music much (language English) anyhow, wtf is your problem your like some really stressed out person that has to be right and knows everything and them sorta people don't do well
Also, music degrees (or any other type of degrees) don't impress me. Being a good musician (which you might be) impresses me. Most musicians come out of these schools having lost focus of the reason they started pursuing music to begin with. They see the "career" as the goal, at any artistic cost. And some things are black and white, and some are gray. I've played music I hate before too. I don't have the connections to get into many signed bands, though. I guess I'm not with the "in crowd".
I can tell you have never been to any music college of any kind or you would not say such a silly thing. Music school makes you a better player on every level. You just have to authenticate all the tools you are given there by playing tons when you leave school. Its not the only path to great playing but special one for overall musicianship and your instrument.
I don't have to go to music schools, Clark; I see their products. I know more guys who sit in their basements playing great guitar than I do music school graduates who do. But all of these educated graduates are able to talk with a big ego. That seems to be the common benefit they've all received from their official and costly instruction. I also think it's funny that you call my comment "silly". My observations of reality are sound, and getting hostile is not going to make you right.
I have that same bass! Unfortunatly mine had a lot of fret buzzing when i first opened it. i only recently fixed it with several truss rod adjustments. nice playing!!
I'm having trouble with the part where it goes 1, 5, 1 on the D string or the part that goes 3, 7, 3 on the same string. I guess it's just practice, although I guess it'd help if you had long ass fingers.
People should try using one finger to tap as well, as it makes speed easier sometimes. Two fingers seems to work damn well here though so try both options!!
you definitely dont need to use two fingers for one note. thats just a waste of an extra finger. if it is too hard to press to the fret try lowering the bridge adjustments or adjusting the intention.
this guy knows what hes doing this is just awesome great details i mean one thing that most people forget to mention and he mentioned it is that you should put the middle finger on top of the index finger as it gives more strength on the bass strings
u pluck it so you let the other sound ring out (since u dont have the help of a pick now), if u just tap it without plucking the string the next sound will be very weak or absent
Alright, yall gotta admit. His bass tapping lesson sucks but his actual ability is the shit. That tap he did towards the end was pretty good.
Jamora 7 months ago 2
Does someone have the tab for this piece?
lucabsi 7 months ago
Worst bass lesson ever! You don't need two fingers to press a string down.
Olliemetal666 7 months ago
i don't like him...
Burtonkappe80 8 months ago
You rock dude.
skroonk 9 months ago
awsome
Rkkky 11 months ago
super helpful!!! thanks
JazzyBassey 1 year ago
u look like Dimebag..
xristefasftw 1 year ago
the hook is useless to me. i guess im just a badass! LOL
sasukeuchihalb 1 year ago
I had that same bass
trujillodude 1 year ago
Why waste fingers doubling up? Although the finished result was pretty good this guy is teaching poor technique. Use one finger per string so you can play up to three different strings with both hands at any given time.
LukeQuietus 1 year ago
what a bad ass
zachpeabody 1 year ago
U ROCK YEA
Can you send me the tab or where do you get it
DarkussJerry1597 1 year ago
SLAM THIS FINGER DOWN
Dexterecus 1 year ago
:| wow
swordking51 1 year ago
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Tapping = something you do in your basement (alone) for fun.
Bass playing = something you do in a band and get paid.
GaryNull 1 year ago
@GaryNull sometimes...
wonekawa 1 year ago
dude i love that song woulkd u mind sending me the notes? :)
smallreddude1 1 year ago
great playing
16coreprocessor23 1 year ago
my friend has the same bass. Yamaha, right?
renzolikescheez 1 year ago
pretty cool : )
SUBCOOLMUSIC 1 year ago
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Bass tapping is kinda useless . . .
Show up "tapping" for an audience and they'll say "Get the fuck out!".
I have to thank all you tappers for giving me the extra work.
I "play bass", . . not "guitar bass" or "piano bass', . . hahaha.
GaryNull 1 year ago
ITS GOOD FOR METAL
7THUNDERSTRUCK7 1 year ago
Whatever works for you dude. I use D'AD ProSteels and i have no problem tapping with one finger, and they are some of the roughest strings out there
TheBassMessiah 1 year ago
Yeah, I only tap with one finger
zoot3000 1 year ago
god is that jack black voice?
zakos322 1 year ago
o_o
MetalGuizzo 1 year ago
this guy needs to stop, lol, i tap with one finger all the time. shouldn't teach what your not good at, lol.
Osous6stringbass 1 year ago
@clarksouter...LOL Victor Wooten is a monster bassist. He has more skill in his pinkie finger than you have in your entire body.
100madmonkeys 1 year ago
ok i know this is a bach piece but lesten to the song last rites loved to deth
dougpproductions 2 years ago
huh, i have that same exact bass. RBX170 with just the split pick ups.
rockerbackes 2 years ago
@rockerbackes
my has the strings on the other side. But in the end its the same bass too...
greenwoodonearth 2 years ago
@clarksouter Victor Wooten taps...he has no groove? That's a joke...you fail
complaintoomuch 2 years ago 6
dont listen to this guy.
1 finger is strong enough with some practice
geganobo 2 years ago 28
you'r right...
rubencito10 2 years ago
but you can do it either way. there is no "wrong" way. unless of course it affects what your playing in a negative way.
rockerbackes 2 years ago
@rockerbackes
true, but its like learning to ride your bike with sideweels without ever learning how to ride without them.
sure you can do most stuff with 1 finger, but when you want to try and do the very tech stuff, you'll need more then 1
geganobo 2 years ago
@geganobo yeah, i actually use both fingers seperatly
tristin183 1 year ago
@geganobo yeah seriously :/ he is slightly full of shit lol
KretinBassist 1 year ago
@geganobo
DONT LISTEN TO THIS GUY.
Do what feels comfortable!
Try for yourself!
hailmetal16 1 year ago
@geganobo lol This guy just has weak fingers.
AndarLucifer 1 year ago
Nice Job!!
dexter12322222222222 2 years ago
chuchetumare!!!
j0sed 2 years ago
right, this is going for clark and captain, your argument is kinda crappy (well clarksouter's arguement), 1, to play world class, you don't need qualification, you need to be able to play, and well, qualifications just make you more eligible. 2, if you where an amazing band with great music and ratings from public, you not going to get turned down, 3, all they people care about, is can you play or not people arnt going to say "no qualification . . . you crap"
unsrawown 2 years ago
you dont actually have to do that claw thing with your fingers, unless for somereason your bass has a high action or tight strings, never the less, good video
newpariah 2 years ago
yeah... great "lesson"...
Falconfalls 2 years ago
i mean nice £50 bass x
dominoman94 2 years ago
nice £50 guitar
dominoman94 2 years ago
tabs please :)
zatania666 2 years ago
the "two finger" or "meaty hook" method of bass tapping isn't really necessary imo
ubermanstein 2 years ago
i wont leave the bass off my hands till i play it thx dude
ActaSanctis 2 years ago
This guy seems pretty good, but at the same time I agree with the critique l3ftov3rblunts gave of his technique. I NEVER press one finger on top of the other to tap, and I know how to tap. You can check out my live videos if you don't believe me. I welcome all critique, good and bad!
BenKuzay 2 years ago
That was my reply to clarksouter, below.
BenKuzay 2 years ago
Yes, but you don't teach anything in this video. Fail.
fermosi88 2 years ago
sounds like you need to do some exercises. = P using 2 fingers to hold down one fret limits your ability to us all four fingers when tapping, which really comes in handy if you want elaborate riffs.
l3ftov3rblunts 2 years ago
awesome man
xvertirx 2 years ago
Oh yeah , that is gonna get you a bunch of work! Learn some songs on your bass you can play with a band and you won't have deliver pizza for a living!
clarksouter 2 years ago
Oh, yeah- approach your playing the same way you'd approach a 9 to 5 office job: "How can I make the most money?" Don't put your heart and soul into your playing- don't play what YOU want to play, rather, play what OTHER PEOPLE (like Clark Souter) want you to play. Then when you reach age 40, blow your fucking brains out with a 12-guage, because you've never done anything you love your entire life, and you have no ARTISTIC accomplishment to be proud of.
No thank you.
BenKuzay 2 years ago
Well , I see quite a few players on Los Angeles who paint it black and white like that , but I have two music degree's and can play with a shit-load of chops and I realized that there is a place in between novel virtuosity and the true musical function of the bass as a foundation of the overtone series in all music and what that entails. And I think you can do both if you want. I have toured and recorded with ten major label bands over the years and sometimes I play songs I hate.
clarksouter 2 years ago
Virtuosity is one of the functions of the bass. It just is. When people see a bassist who's actually even HALF as good as the other members of the band, they are in awe. When they see one who is equally as good, then their jaws literally drop. Why is that? It's because of the exact attitude you're expressing when you speak of the "function of the bass as a foundation...." As long as people continue to say things like this, YOUR instrument will not get the respect it deserves.
BenKuzay 2 years ago 3
Virtuosity is not playing a bunch of notes. It is just playing whatever you do at the highest level. which for me as a pro player is playing the right notes with the right articulation and the right tone to make a piece of music sound perfect. And my instrument is respected, it is why I played 180 gigs last year , had a great time with it , and was payed well for it. Bass tapping is a bit of a novelty , a fun thing to do but not very functional in the big picture of making music.
clarksouter 2 years ago
Virtuosity is NOT "playing whatever you do at the highest level." This is an egalitarian excuse to make less skilled musicians feel good about themselves. Virtuosity is, in fact, being able to play at a high level of technical excellence; this does not mean that a virtuoso is always superior to a non-virtuoso. There are many virtuosos who don't know how to play music, who only know how to be an acrobat on an instrument. And your assertion that bass tapping is a novelty is just your opinion.
BenKuzay 2 years ago
@clarksouter Hey, you really need a confidence boost- please, don't be modest, you should brag a bit more & put yourself out there, don't put yourself down man- your good at your instrument & should tell us more about your qualifications & how well your doing, we're all eager to hear. Qualifications mean nothing to me, or any other true musician, all that matters is that you do what you like, play from your soul, what sounds good to you, even if its not suited to the taste of those around you.
captain94ace 2 years ago
Listen, make fun of my qualifications but realize they legitimize my point of view, even if you disagree with it. What qualifies you to spout the arrogant idea that you know what makes a true musician. Do you have significant experience or education to say such things? And if you want to play in obscurity by your-self you need nothing to qualify you. But if you ever aspire to play with the world class music community of ANY style (rock, classical, whatever) you will need qualifications.
clarksouter 2 years ago
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captain94ace 2 years ago
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captain94ace 2 years ago
Hey, if you read this properly, you would see that I'm not making fun of your "qualifications" I merely think that you must be pretty insecure if you feel the need to constantly brag about them. Thats pretty ignorant if you think you need qualifications (unless you mean sitting at home & practicing rather than degrees or anything of the sort, although you made it pretty clear that you meant academic qualifications) to play with world class musicians.
captain94ace 2 years ago
No, I mean any significant experience of playing. Not just education. Your qualifications could be having toured or recorded with someone famous and respected. And when I talk to someone here I tell of my experience and education because it shows my opinion comes from knowledge. It legitimizes my view, agreed with or not. In the big picture the guys who do "Bass Tapping" can't play a groove to save their soul(9 out of 10 times) and being able to groove is what 98% of music is about.
clarksouter 2 years ago
ah, fair enough- sorry about me being a dick; I understand more now, but I still think qualifications wouldn't need to be playing with big names, they could still be something like playing for x amount of years, or a good range of skills.
captain94ace 2 years ago
Yeah, well you just have to have done something well that shows you can play with a certain level of situation. I agree. No harm no foul. Just spirited discussion.
Cheers
clarksouter 2 years ago
@clarksouter, one problem with what you said "In the big picture the guys who do "Bass Tapping" can't play a groove to save their soul" that is a complete piece of bull just to let you know =]
unsrawown 2 years ago
Line up twenty pro bass players who play a variety of styles well and line up 20 guys who are really good at "Bass tapping" and have them play a few simple grooves with a drummer. Between them(tone and feel) the difference will be huge. I know it. You may not agree but I really do know this is true.
clarksouter 2 years ago
look around youtube, theres quite alot of people who tap and are good at groove, the only way people arnt good at groove is if they only practice tap, but the majority will tap to add on to there playing, like me . . .
unsrawown 2 years ago
Yeah, really? How many are playing with a band and grooving on a real song instrumental or vocal? Almost none.
Check it out.
clarksouter 2 years ago
well, some that i know are dead now and others i dont know the names of band, well rather i forgot because i don't listen to English music much (language English) anyhow, wtf is your problem your like some really stressed out person that has to be right and knows everything and them sorta people don't do well
unsrawown 2 years ago
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captain94ace 2 years ago
Also, music degrees (or any other type of degrees) don't impress me. Being a good musician (which you might be) impresses me. Most musicians come out of these schools having lost focus of the reason they started pursuing music to begin with. They see the "career" as the goal, at any artistic cost. And some things are black and white, and some are gray. I've played music I hate before too. I don't have the connections to get into many signed bands, though. I guess I'm not with the "in crowd".
BenKuzay 2 years ago
I can tell you have never been to any music college of any kind or you would not say such a silly thing. Music school makes you a better player on every level. You just have to authenticate all the tools you are given there by playing tons when you leave school. Its not the only path to great playing but special one for overall musicianship and your instrument.
clarksouter 2 years ago
I don't have to go to music schools, Clark; I see their products. I know more guys who sit in their basements playing great guitar than I do music school graduates who do. But all of these educated graduates are able to talk with a big ego. That seems to be the common benefit they've all received from their official and costly instruction. I also think it's funny that you call my comment "silly". My observations of reality are sound, and getting hostile is not going to make you right.
BenKuzay 2 years ago
Guitar Center seems to be a popular career placement for Berkeley graduates.
BenKuzay 2 years ago 3
I have that same bass! Unfortunatly mine had a lot of fret buzzing when i first opened it. i only recently fixed it with several truss rod adjustments. nice playing!!
601271 2 years ago
looks like james franco with long hair...
McFunnyGuys 2 years ago
Amazing peice of skill...
TheDoz75 2 years ago
Holy crapola!!!
AustralLord 2 years ago
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mrthunderbird 2 years ago
Wow, you have some great skill there!!!
But spice up your video!!! It's sooo mellow!
BlueTunisia 2 years ago
someone knows the name of that bass,or series?
phattonzdeluxe 2 years ago
brutal dude. thanks
xxplaystation3dudexx 2 years ago
~~Thank You.
steven3feathers 2 years ago
nice
whamola5 2 years ago
nice...
morevile 2 years ago
god good .. am soooo playing this in my next gig !
thanks dude for the vid !
InfernalSeth 2 years ago
You know what else I use my big ol' meaty hook for?
bronzehydra3 2 years ago 7
HAAAAAAAAAAAA
TheLastOrigin 2 years ago
awesome stuff!
but personally, I actually prefer using just one finger, not that thing with the middle finger and the index finger joined together..
nikkisixx93 2 years ago
sounds fucking AWESOME!!!!
norjoker 2 years ago
BACH ON BASS!!!!!! AWESOME!
dlmandbtm 2 years ago
tabs please?
great lesson btw, and awesome playing.
TRUENO4AGE94 2 years ago
great video pal
tpioneer 2 years ago
so you tap then you pull the string to play the note that the left hand is in right?
geeksterz 2 years ago
ROCK OUT WITH YOUR MEATY HOOK OUT
Uhoh2012Productions 2 years ago 20
LMAO!
YoshimitsuBloodPedal 2 years ago
thats sh, must not use double finger, just there hawe week finger LOL but the restt are ok..
Pujc 2 years ago
This was a great lesson. Thank you very much.
I'm having trouble with the part where it goes 1, 5, 1 on the D string or the part that goes 3, 7, 3 on the same string. I guess it's just practice, although I guess it'd help if you had long ass fingers.
murdockqotsa 2 years ago
thats the shittiest bass i have ever played. it was my first bass, and im tellin you, the yamaha rbx170 is the epitome of shit
fistacorpse616 2 years ago
niun brillo tu wea de tapping tocay como el pico
CristianV08 3 years ago
i cant seem to find a tab for this song on bass. anyone know where i could?
LZblkDG34 3 years ago
I do
apolllos7 3 years ago
Hahahahah!
MetalMonta 3 years ago
HAHAH
Uhoh2012Productions 2 years ago
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this is completely wrong... the "meaty hook"
scirethebaron 3 years ago
wuts the name of hat peice he played at the end?
Zombievomit666 3 years ago
Fugue in D minor
UltimateEnd622 3 years ago
Nice work.
People should try using one finger to tap as well, as it makes speed easier sometimes. Two fingers seems to work damn well here though so try both options!!
/m/
JesusStoleMyUsername 3 years ago
meaty hook! haha he's a meaty hooker
errornosignal 3 years ago
you definitely dont need to use two fingers for one note. thats just a waste of an extra finger. if it is too hard to press to the fret try lowering the bridge adjustments or adjusting the intention.
stxguy911 3 years ago
I tab with only my index, sounds good and its simple too. But I see that two fingers works fine with you so keep up the good work =)
NefariousSinner 3 years ago
Who knows were I can find the entire fugue in d minor on bass tapping?
rosenpwn0rt 3 years ago
ultimate guitar has the tab for guitar pro.
CBummers 3 years ago
Thanks man, but I am looking for the audio. :/
rosenpwn0rt 3 years ago
fuck
sk8erchild0 3 years ago
bach is god
Gearoid2006 3 years ago 3
is George's brother of Cannibal Corpse xD
JuniornMiasma 3 years ago
i must have replayed it a thousand times to watch him play the piece at full speed.... amazing
BinyahBinyahPolliwog 3 years ago
this guy knows what hes doing this is just awesome great details i mean one thing that most people forget to mention and he mentioned it is that you should put the middle finger on top of the index finger as it gives more strength on the bass strings
leakepeter 3 years ago
hey why do u have to pluck the string when u let go of the string after tapping it
and if u have like strong fingers or something is it alright to tap with one finger or is the "meaty hook" more accurate and clean or wat
KRyPToNiTe1923 3 years ago
u pluck it so you let the other sound ring out (since u dont have the help of a pick now), if u just tap it without plucking the string the next sound will be very weak or absent
and the meaty hook.... idk
ragglefraggle09 3 years ago
nice work on the 4 months reply
KRyPToNiTe1923 3 years ago
np :)
ragglefraggle09 2 years ago
That was extremely helpful... This is exactly what I was looking for.
Adamificus 3 years ago 2
song : bach toccata and fugue ....
i love this song ...
gantzmetallica 3 years ago
Thanks for the lesson =)
Alphamage2007 3 years ago
gotta love a good ol' Yamaha RBX! I have the 170 in metallic blue, love that sucker lol!
and Bach, good choice, and VERY well played! And the Fugue is a great choice
Phodie56 3 years ago
LOL MEATY HOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
H47r3D9122 3 years ago
Did you have the tab of that song? if yes can you post here it??plaease????
dantelolindir 3 years ago
That would be so awesome. I think I'm going to try and learn it from watching the video very slowly but a tab would just be so great.
FredrikMarkstrom 3 years ago
you are the singer of cannibal corpse :D
ANDREASIMONETTI93 3 years ago
holy fuck that was awsome great job that takes real talent
moremetal4mike 3 years ago 2
you're a beast bro, you should do Hall of the Mountain King on bass hahaha :)
alterbridge111 3 years ago 3
thanks canadaka17 ;)
Mesmerizeed 3 years ago
what's the name of the song?
Mesmerizeed 3 years ago
Fugue in D minor originally composed by J.S. Bach
Canadaka17 3 years ago
dude nice video whats the tabs for this hit me back up with the tabs please
2j2a2y2 4 years ago
I ask for them too
Greets from Italy, simple and smashing lesson! :D
thecloud17 4 years ago